Issue 147 - [Typed objects] Implement object types

test/tests/typedObjects.js

Index: test/tests/typedObjects.js
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+/*
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+ *
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+ *
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+ *
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+ */
+
+(function()
+{
+  module("Typed objects");
+
+  test("Math utilities", function()
+  {
+    let {ceilLog2, log2} = require("typedObjects/utils");
+
+    equal(ceilLog2(0), 0, "ceilLog2(0)");
+    equal(ceilLog2(1), 1, "ceilLog2(1)");
+    equal(ceilLog2(2), 2, "ceilLog2(2)");
+    equal(ceilLog2(3), 4, "ceilLog2(3)");
+    equal(ceilLog2(7), 8, "ceilLog2(7)");
+    equal(ceilLog2(8), 8, "ceilLog2(8)");
+    equal(ceilLog2(9), 16, "ceilLog2(9)");
+    equal(ceilLog2(13), 16, "ceilLog2(16)");

[René Jeschke, 2014/04/21 17:24:12]

I think this should read "ceilLog2(13)" instead of "ceilLog2(16)".

+    equal(ceilLog2(1000), 1024, "ceilLog2(1000)");
+    equal(ceilLog2(0x5123), 0x8000, "ceilLog2(0x5123)");
+    equal(ceilLog2(0x31234567), 0x40000000, "ceilLog2(0x31234567)");
+
+    equal(log2(1), 0, "log2(1)");
+    equal(log2(2), 1, "log2(2)");
+    equal(log2(3), 1, "log2(3)");
+    equal(log2(7), 2, "log2(7)");
+    equal(log2(8), 3, "log2(8)");
+    equal(log2(9), 3, "log2(9)");
+    equal(log2(13), 3, "log2(16)");

[René Jeschke, 2014/04/21 17:24:12]

I think this should read "log2(13)" instead of "log2(16)".

+    equal(log2(1000), 9, "log2(1000)");
+    equal(log2(0x5123), 14, "log2(0x5123)");
+    equal(log2(0x31234567), 29, "log2(0x31234567)");
+  });
+
+  test("Object creation and property access", function()
+  {
+    // Create a type and check its properties
+    let {ObjectType, uint8, float32} = require("typedObjects");
+    let type = new ObjectType({
+      foo: uint8,
+      bar: float32,
+      mtd: function() {
+        return this.foo * 2;
+      }
+    }, {bufferSize: 8});
+    ok(type, "Type created");
+
+    equal(typeof type.typeId, "number");
+    equal(typeof type.byteLength, "number");
+    equal(type.byteLength, 8);
+
+    // Create an object and check default properties
+    let objects = [];
+    objects.push(type());
+    ok(objects[0], "Object created");
+
+    equal(typeof objects[0].typeId, "number");
+    equal(objects[0].typeId, type.typeId);
+
+    equal(typeof objects[0].bufferIndex, "number");
+    equal(objects[0].bufferIndex, 0);
+
+    equal(typeof objects[0].byteOffset, "number");
+    equal(objects[0].byteOffset, 0);
+
+    // The first 8 objects should go into the same buffer
+    for (let i = 1; i < 8; i++)
+    {
+      objects.push(type());
+      equal(objects[i].bufferIndex, 0);
+      equal(objects[i].byteOffset, 8 * i);
+    }
+
+    // Properties should persist and methods should be able to access them
+    for (let i = 0; i < objects.length; i++)
+    {
+      objects[i].foo = i;
+      objects[i].bar = 8.5 - objects[i].foo;
+    }
+    ok(true, "Setting properties succeeded");
+
+    for (let i = 0; i < objects.length; i++)
+    {
+      equal(objects[i].foo, i);
+      equal(objects[i].bar, 8.5 - objects[i].foo);
+      equal(objects[i].mtd(), i * 2);
+    }
+
+    // Next objects should go into a new buffer
+    let obj = type();
+    equal(obj.bufferIndex, 1);
+    equal(obj.byteOffset, 0);
+
+    obj = type();
+    equal(obj.bufferIndex, 1);
+    equal(obj.byteOffset, 8);
+  });
+
+  test("Object constructors", function()
+  {
+    let {ObjectType, uint8, float32} = require("typedObjects");
+    let type = new ObjectType({
+      foo: uint8,
+      bar: float32
+    }, {
+      constructor: function(a, b)
+      {
+        this.foo = a;
+        this.bar = b;
+      }
+    });
+    ok(type, "Type created");
+
+    let obj = type(4, 12.5);
+    equal(obj.foo, 4);
+    equal(obj.bar, 12.5);
+  });
+
+  test("Object references", function()
+  {
+    let {ObjectType, uint8} = require("typedObjects");
+    let type1 = new ObjectType({
+      foo: uint8
+    });
+    let type2 = new ObjectType({
+      bar: type1
+    });
+    ok(type1 && type2, "Types created");
+
+    let obj1 = type1();
+    let obj2 = type2();
+    ok(obj1 && obj2, "Objects created");
+
+    obj2.bar = obj1;
+    ok(obj2.bar, "Object reference set");
+    equal(obj2.bar.typeId, obj1.typeId);
+    equal(obj2.bar.bufferIndex, obj1.bufferIndex);
+    equal(obj2.bar.byteOffset, obj1.byteOffset);
+
+    obj2.bar = null;
+    ok(!obj2.bar, "Object reference unset");
+
+    let obj3 = type2();
+    obj3.bar = obj1;
+    ok(obj3.bar, "Object reference set on new object");
+    equal(obj3.bar.typeId, obj1.typeId);
+    equal(obj3.bar.bufferIndex, obj1.bufferIndex);
+    equal(obj3.bar.byteOffset, obj1.byteOffset);
+    ok(!obj2.bar);
+  });
+})();