test_roslib_msgs.py

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PKG = 'test_roslib_comm'
import roslib; roslib.load_manifest(PKG)

import os
import sys
import unittest

import roslib.msgs
import rosunit

class MsgSpecTest(unittest.TestCase):
  
  def test_verbose(self):
    self.failIf(roslib.msgs.is_verbose())
    roslib.msgs.set_verbose(True)
    self.assert_(roslib.msgs.is_verbose())
    roslib.msgs.set_verbose(False)    
    self.failIf(roslib.msgs.is_verbose())
    
  def test_base_msg_type(self):
    tests = [(None, None), ('String', 'String'), ('std_msgs/String', 'std_msgs/String'),
             ('String[10]', 'String'), ('string[10]', 'string'), ('std_msgs/String[10]', 'std_msgs/String'),
             ]
    for val, res in tests:
      self.assertEquals(res, roslib.msgs.base_msg_type(val))

  def test_resolve_type(self):
    from roslib.msgs import resolve_type
    for t in ['string', 'string[]', 'string[14]', 'int32', 'int32[]']:
      bt = roslib.msgs.base_msg_type(t)
      self.assertEquals(t, resolve_type(t, PKG))
      
    self.assertEquals('foo/string', resolve_type('foo/string', PKG))
    self.assertEquals('std_msgs/Header', resolve_type('Header', 'roslib'))
    self.assertEquals('std_msgs/Header', resolve_type('std_msgs/Header', 'roslib'))
    self.assertEquals('std_msgs/Header', resolve_type('Header', 'stereo_msgs'))
    self.assertEquals('std_msgs/String', resolve_type('String', 'std_msgs'))    
    self.assertEquals('std_msgs/String', resolve_type('std_msgs/String', 'std_msgs'))
    self.assertEquals('std_msgs/String', resolve_type('std_msgs/String', PKG))    
    self.assertEquals('std_msgs/String[]', resolve_type('std_msgs/String[]', PKG))
    
  def test_parse_type(self):
    tests = [
      ('a', ('a', False, None)),
      ('int8', ('int8', False, None)),      
      ('std_msgs/String', ('std_msgs/String', False, None)),
      ('a[]', ('a', True, None)),
      ('int8[]', ('int8', True, None)),      
      ('std_msgs/String[]', ('std_msgs/String', True, None)),
      ('a[1]', ('a', True, 1)),
      ('int8[1]', ('int8', True, 1)),      
      ('std_msgs/String[1]', ('std_msgs/String', True, 1)),
      ('a[11]', ('a', True, 11)),
      ('int8[11]', ('int8', True, 11)),      
      ('std_msgs/String[11]', ('std_msgs/String', True, 11)),
      ]
    for val, res in tests:
      self.assertEquals(res, roslib.msgs.parse_type(val))
    
    fail = ['a[1][2]', 'a[][]', '', None, 'a[', 'a[[1]', 'a[1]]']
    for f in fail:
      try:
        roslib.msgs.parse_type(f)
        self.fail("should have failed on " +f)
      except roslib.msgs.MsgSpecException, e: pass

  def test_Constant(self):
    import random
    vals = [random.randint(0, 1000) for i in xrange(0, 3)]
    type_, name, val = [str(x) for x in vals]
    x = roslib.msgs.Constant(type_, name, val, str(val))
    self.assertEquals(type_, x.type)
    self.assertEquals(name, x.name)
    self.assertEquals(val, x.val)
    self.assertEquals(roslib.msgs.Constant(type_, name, val, str(val)), x)

    self.assertNotEquals(1, x)
    self.assertNotEquals(roslib.msgs.Constant('baz', name, val, str(val)), x)
    self.assertNotEquals(roslib.msgs.Constant(type_, 'foo', val, str(val)), x)
    self.assertNotEquals(roslib.msgs.Constant(type_, name, 'foo', 'foo'), x)

    try:
      roslib.msgs.Constant(None, name, val, str(val))
    except: pass
    try:
      roslib.msgs.Constant(type_, None, val, str(val))
    except: pass
    try:
      roslib.msgs.Constant(type_, name, None, 'None')      
    except: pass
    try:
      roslib.msgs.Constant(type_, name, val, None)      
    except: pass
    
    try:
      x.foo = 'bar'
      self.fail('Constant should not allow arbitrary attr assignment')
    except: pass
    
  def test_MsgSpec(self):
    def sub_test_MsgSpec(types, names, constants, text, has_header):
      m = MsgSpec(types, names, constants, text)
      self.assertEquals(m.types, types)
      self.assertEquals(m.names, names)
      self.assertEquals(m.text, text)
      self.assertEquals(has_header, m.has_header())
      self.assertEquals(m.constants, constants)
      self.assertEquals(zip(types, names), m.fields())
      self.assertEquals(m, MsgSpec(types, names, constants, text))
      return m
    
    from roslib.msgs import MsgSpec
    # allow empty msg
    empty = sub_test_MsgSpec([], [], [], '', False)
    self.assertEquals([], empty.fields())    

    # one-field
    one_field = sub_test_MsgSpec(['int32'], ['x'], [], 'int32 x', False)
    # make sure that equals tests every declared field
    self.assertEquals(one_field, MsgSpec(['int32'], ['x'], [], 'int32 x'))
    self.assertNotEquals(one_field, MsgSpec(['uint32'], ['x'], [], 'int32 x'))
    self.assertNotEquals(one_field, MsgSpec(['int32'], ['y'], [], 'int32 x'))
    self.assertNotEquals(one_field, MsgSpec(['int32'], ['x'], [], 'uint32 x'))
    # test against __ne__ as well
    self.assert_(one_field != MsgSpec(['int32'], ['x'], [], 'uint32 x'))
    
    # test variations of multiple fields and headers
    two_fields = sub_test_MsgSpec(['int32', 'string'], ['x', 'str'], [], 'int32 x\nstring str', False)
    one_header = sub_test_MsgSpec(['Header'], ['header'], [], 'Header header', True)
    header_and_fields = sub_test_MsgSpec(['Header', 'int32', 'string'], ['header', 'x', 'str'], [], 'Header header\nint32 x\nstring str', True)
    embed_types = sub_test_MsgSpec(['Header', 'std_msgs/Int32', 'string'], ['header', 'x', 'str'], [], 'Header header\nstd_msgs/Int32 x\nstring str', True)
    
    # types and names mismatch
    try:
      MsgSpec(['int32', 'int32'], ['intval'], [], 'int32 intval\int32 y')
      self.fail("types and names must align")
    except: pass

    # test (not) equals against non msgspec
    self.failIf(one_field == 1)
    self.assert_(one_field != 1)    
    #TODO: test flatten

    # test that repr doesn't throw an error
    [repr(x) for x in [empty, one_field, one_header, two_fields, embed_types]]

  def test_init(self):
    roslib.msgs._initialized = False
    roslib.msgs._init()
    self.assert_(roslib.msgs._initialized)
    # test repeated initialization
    roslib.msgs._init()    

  def test___convert_val(self):
    from roslib.msgs import _convert_val, MsgSpecException
    self.assertEquals(0., _convert_val('float32', '0.0'))
    self.assertEquals(0., _convert_val('float64', '0.0'))
    
    self.assertEquals('fo o', _convert_val('string', '   fo o '))

    self.assertEquals(1, _convert_val('byte', '1'))
    self.assertEquals(1, _convert_val('char', '1'))
    self.assertEquals(1, _convert_val('int8', '1'))
    self.assertEquals(12, _convert_val('int16', '12'))
    self.assertEquals(-13, _convert_val('int32', '-13'))
    self.assertEquals(14, _convert_val('int64', '14'))
    self.assertEquals(0, _convert_val('uint8', '0'))
    self.assertEquals(18, _convert_val('uint16', '18'))
    self.assertEquals(19, _convert_val('uint32', '19'))    
    self.assertEquals(20, _convert_val('uint64', '20'))

    width_fail = [('int8', '129'), ('uint8', '256'),
                  ('int16', '35536'), ('uint16', '-1'),('uint16', '65536'),
                  ('int32', '3000000000'),('int32', '-2700000000'),
                  ('uint32', '-1'),('uint32', '41000000000'),
                  ('uint64', '-1')]
    for t, v in width_fail:
      try:
        _convert_val(t, v)
        self.fail("should have failed width check: %s, %s"%(t, v))
      except MsgSpecException: pass
    type_fail = [('int32', 'f'), ('float32', 'baz')]
    for t, v in type_fail:
      try:
        _convert_val(t, v)
        self.fail("should have failed type check: %s, %s"%(t, v))
      except ValueError: pass
    try:
      _convert_val('foo', '1')
      self.fail("should have failed invalid type")
    except MsgSpecException: pass
    
  def test_load_package_dependencies(self):
    # in order to do this test, we have to observe some inner state
    roslib.msgs.reinit()
    self.failIf(PKG in roslib.msgs._loaded_packages)
    self.failIf('std_msgs' in roslib.msgs._loaded_packages)
    roslib.msgs.load_package_dependencies(PKG)
    
    self.assert_('std_msgs' in roslib.msgs._loaded_packages, roslib.msgs._loaded_packages)
    # should load deps only, not package itself
    self.failIf(PKG in roslib.msgs._loaded_packages)

    spec = roslib.msgs.get_registered('std_msgs/String')
    self.assert_('data' in spec.names) # make sure we have an actual std_msgs msg
    
    # we don't have a test that properly exercises the recursive
    # differences, but we need to at least test that branch of code
    roslib.msgs.reinit()
    self.failIf(PKG in roslib.msgs._loaded_packages)
    self.failIf('std_msgs' in roslib.msgs._loaded_packages)
    roslib.msgs.load_package_dependencies(PKG, load_recursive=True)    
    self.assert_('std_msgs' in roslib.msgs._loaded_packages, roslib.msgs._loaded_packages)
    # should load deps only, not package itself
    self.failIf(PKG in roslib.msgs._loaded_packages)

    spec = roslib.msgs.get_registered('std_msgs/String')
    self.assert_('data' in spec.names) # make sure we have an actual std_msgs msg

  def test_load_package(self):
    # in order to do this test, we have to observe some inner state
    roslib.msgs.reinit()
    self.failIf(PKG in roslib.msgs._loaded_packages)
    self.failIf('std_msgs' in roslib.msgs._loaded_packages)
    roslib.msgs.load_package(PKG)
    
    self.assert_(PKG in roslib.msgs._loaded_packages)
    # - shouldn't load deps
    self.failIf('std_msgs' in roslib.msgs._loaded_packages, roslib.msgs._loaded_packages)

    self.failIf(roslib.msgs.is_registered('std_msgs/String'))
    spec = roslib.msgs.get_registered('%s/FillSimple'%(PKG))
    self.assertEquals(['i32', 'str', 'i32_array', 'b'], spec.names) # make sure we have an actual msg
    
  def test_list_msg_types(self):
    types1 = roslib.msgs.list_msg_types('rosgraph_msgs', False)
    types2 = roslib.msgs.list_msg_types('rosgraph_msgs', True)
    
    self.assert_('Clock' in types1, types1)
    self.assert_('Log' in types1, types1)        
    
    types1 = roslib.msgs.list_msg_types('std_msgs', False)
    types2 = roslib.msgs.list_msg_types('std_msgs', True)
    
    self.assert_('Header' in types1, types1)
    self.assert_('Header' in types2, types2)
    self.assert_('String' in types1, types1)
    self.assert_('String' in types2, types2)    
    self.assert_('Int32' in types1, types1)
    self.assert_('Int32' in types2, types2)    
    
    # test loading dependencies.  we depend on std_msgs
    types1 = roslib.msgs.list_msg_types(PKG, False)
    types2 = roslib.msgs.list_msg_types(PKG, True)

    self.assert_('std_msgs/Header' in types2, types2)
    self.assert_('std_msgs/Header' not in types1, types1)
    self.assert_('std_msgs/Int32' in types2, types2)
    self.assert_('std_msgs/Int32' not in types1, types1)
    
    # std_msgs depends on roslib, so these should be different
    self.assertNotEquals(types1, types2)

  def test_msg_file(self):
    f = roslib.msgs.msg_file('rosgraph_msgs', 'Log')
    self.assert_(os.path.isfile(f))
    self.assert_(f.endswith('rosgraph_msgs/msg/Log.msg'))

    # msg_file should return paths even for non-existent resources
    f = roslib.msgs.msg_file('roslib', 'Fake')
    self.failIf(os.path.isfile(f))
    self.assert_(f.endswith('roslib/msg/Fake.msg'))

  def test_is_valid_msg_type(self):

    vals = [
      #basic
      'F', 'f', 'Foo', 'Foo1',
      'std_msgs/String',
      # arrays
      'Foo[]', 'Foo[1]', 'Foo[10]',
      ]
    for v in vals:
      self.assert_(roslib.msgs.is_valid_msg_type(v), "roslib.msgs.is_valid_msg_type should have returned True for '%s'"%v)
 
    # bad cases
    vals = [None, '', '#', '%', 'Foo%', 'Woo Woo',
            '/', '/String', 
            'Foo[f]', 'Foo[1d]', 'Foo[-1]', 'Foo[1:10]', 'Foo[', 'Foo]', 'Foo[]Bar']
    for v in vals:
      self.failIf(roslib.msgs.is_valid_msg_type(v), "roslib.msgs.is_valid_msg_type should have returned False for '%s'"%v)
      
  def test_is_valid_constant_type(self):
    valid = ['int8', 'uint8', 'int16', 'uint16', 'int32', 'uint32', 'int64', \
             'uint64', 'float32', 'float64', 'char', 'byte', 'string']
    invalid = [
      'std_msgs/String', '/', 'String',
      'time', 'duration','header',
    ]
    for v in valid:
      self.assert_(roslib.msgs.is_valid_constant_type(v), "roslib.msgs.is_valid_constant_type should have returned True for '%s'"%v)
    for v in invalid:
      self.failIf(roslib.msgs.is_valid_constant_type(v), "roslib.msgs.is_valid_constant_type should have returned False for '%s'"%v)
    

if __name__ == '__main__':
  rosunit.unitrun(PKG, 'test_msgspec', MsgSpecTest, coverage_packages=['roslib.msgs'])

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test_roslib_comm
Author(s): Jeremy Leibs/leibs@willowgarage.com, Ken Conley/kwc@willowgarage.com
autogenerated on Fri Jan 11 10:07:50 2013