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package com.google.template.soy.parsepasses.contextautoesc;

import static com.google.common.truth.Truth.assertWithMessage;

import junit.framework.TestCase;

public class JsUtilTest extends TestCase {
  public final void testIsRegexPreceder() {
    // Statement terminators precede regexs.
    assertIsRegexPreceder(";");
    assertIsRegexPreceder("}");
    // But expression terminators precede div ops.
    assertIsDivOpPreceder(")");
    assertIsDivOpPreceder("]");
    // At the start of an expression or statement, expect a regex.
    assertIsRegexPreceder("(");
    assertIsRegexPreceder("[");
    assertIsRegexPreceder("{");
    // Assignment operators precede regexs.
    assertIsRegexPreceder("=");
    assertIsRegexPreceder("+=");
    assertIsRegexPreceder("*=");
    // Whether the + or - is infix or prefix, it cannot precede a div op.
    assertIsRegexPreceder("+");
    assertIsRegexPreceder("-");
    // An incr/decr op precedes a div operator.
    assertIsDivOpPreceder("--");
    assertIsDivOpPreceder("++");
    assertIsDivOpPreceder("x--");
    // When we have many dashes or pluses, then they are grouped left to right.
    assertIsRegexPreceder("x---");  // A postfix -- then a -.
    // return followed by a slash returns the regex literal.
    assertIsRegexPreceder("return");
    // Identifiers can be divided by.
    assertIsDivOpPreceder("x");
    assertIsDivOpPreceder("preturn");
    // Dots precede regexs.
    assertIsRegexPreceder("..");
    assertIsRegexPreceder("...");
    // But not if part of a number.
    assertIsDivOpPreceder("0.");
    // Numbers precede div ops.
    assertIsDivOpPreceder("0");
  }

  private static void assertIsRegexPreceder(String jsTokens) {
    assertWithMessage(jsTokens).that(JsUtil.isRegexPreceder(jsTokens)).isTrue();
  }
  private static void assertIsDivOpPreceder(String jsTokens) {
    assertWithMessage(jsTokens).that(JsUtil.isRegexPreceder(jsTokens)).isFalse();
  }
}