blockly 12.4.0 → 12.5.0

package/tests/generators/golden/generated.lua

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-function unittest_report()
-  -- Create test report.
-  local report = {}
-  local summary = {}
-  local fails = 0
-  for _, v in pairs(unittestResults) do
-    if v["success"] then
-      table.insert(summary, ".")
-    else
-      table.insert(summary, "F")
-      fails = fails + 1
-      table.insert(report, "FAIL: " .. v["title"])
-      table.insert(report, v["log"])
-    end
-  end
-  table.insert(report, 1, table.concat(summary))
-  table.insert(report, "")
-  table.insert(report, "Number of tests run: " .. #unittestResults)
-  table.insert(report, "")
-  if fails > 0 then
-    table.insert(report, "FAILED (failures=" .. fails .. ")")
-  else
-    table.insert(report, "OK")
-  end
-  return table.concat(report, "\n")
-end
-
-function assertEquals(actual, expected, message)
-  -- Asserts that a value equals another value.
-  assert(unittestResults ~= nil, "Orphaned assert equals: " ..  message)
-  if type(actual) == "table" and type(expected) == "table" then
-    local lists_match = #actual == #expected
-    if lists_match then
-      for i, v1 in ipairs(actual) do
-        local v2 = expected[i]
-        if type(v1) == "number" and type(v2) == "number" then
-          if math.abs(v1 - v2) > 1e-9 then
-            lists_match = false
-          end
-        elseif v1 ~= v2 then
-          lists_match = false
-        end
-      end
-    end
-    if lists_match then
-      table.insert(unittestResults, {success=true, log="OK", title=message})
-      return
-    else
-      -- produce the non-matching strings for a human-readable error
-      expected = "{" .. table.concat(expected, ", ") .. "}"
-      actual = "{" .. table.concat(actual, ", ") .. "}"
-    end
-  end
-  if actual == expected or (type(actual) == "number" and type(expected) == "number" and math.abs(actual - expected) < 1e-9) then
-    table.insert(unittestResults, {success=true, log="OK", title=message})
-  else
-    table.insert(unittestResults, {success=false, log=string.format("Expected: %s\nActual: %s", tostring(expected), tostring(actual)), title=message})
-  end
-end
-
-function unittest_fail(message)
-  -- Always assert an error.
-  assert(unittestResults ~= nil, "Orphaned assert fail: " .. message)
-  table.insert(unittestResults, {success=false, log="Fail.", title=message})
-end
-
--- Describe this function...
-function test_if()
-  if false then
-    unittest_fail('if false')
-  end
-  ok = false
-  if true then
-    ok = true
-  end
-  assertEquals(ok, true, 'if true')
-  ok = false
-  if false then
-    unittest_fail('if/else false')
-  else
-    ok = true
-  end
-  assertEquals(ok, true, 'if/else false')
-  ok = false
-  if true then
-    ok = true
-  else
-    unittest_fail('if/else true')
-  end
-  assertEquals(ok, true, 'if/else true')
-  ok = false
-  if false then
-    unittest_fail('elseif 1')
-  elseif true then
-    ok = true
-  elseif true then
-    unittest_fail('elseif 2')
-  else
-    unittest_fail('elseif 3')
-  end
-  assertEquals(ok, true, 'elseif 4')
-end
-
-
--- Describe this function...
-function test_ifelse()
-  ok = false
-  if true then
-    ok = true
-  else
-    unittest_fail('ifelse true')
-  end
-  assertEquals(ok, true, 'ifelse true')
-  ok = false
-  if false then
-    unittest_fail('ifelse false')
-  else
-    ok = true
-  end
-  assertEquals(ok, true, 'ifelse false')
-end
-
-
--- Describe this function...
-function test_equalities()
-  assertEquals(2 == 2, true, 'Equal yes')
-  assertEquals(3 == 4, false, 'Equal no')
-  assertEquals(5 ~= 6, true, 'Not equal yes')
-  assertEquals(3 == 4, false, 'Not equal no')
-  assertEquals(5 < 6, true, 'Smaller yes')
-  assertEquals(7 < 7, false, 'Smaller no')
-  assertEquals(9 > 8, true, 'Greater yes')
-  assertEquals(10 > 10, false, 'Greater no')
-  assertEquals(11 <= 11, true, 'Smaller-equal yes')
-  assertEquals(13 <= 12, false, 'Smaller-equal no')
-  assertEquals(14 >= 14, true, 'Greater-equal yes')
-  assertEquals(15 >= 16, false, 'Greater-equal no')
-end
-
-
--- Describe this function...
-function test_and()
-  assertEquals(true and true, true, 'And true/true')
-  assertEquals(false and true, false, 'And false/true')
-  assertEquals(true and false, false, 'And true/false')
-  assertEquals(false and false, false, 'And false/false')
-end
-
-
--- Describe this function...
-function test_or()
-  assertEquals(true or true, true, 'Or true/true')
-  assertEquals(false or true, true, 'Or false/true')
-  assertEquals(true or false, true, 'Or true/false')
-  assertEquals(false or false, false, 'Or false/false')
-end
-
-
--- Describe this function...
-function test_ternary()
-  assertEquals(true and 42 or 99, 42, 'if true')
-  assertEquals(false and 42 or 99, 99, 'if true')
-end
-
-
--- Describe this function...
-function test_foreach()
-  log = ''
-  for _, x in ipairs({'a', 'b', 'c'}) do
-    log = log .. x
-  end
-  assertEquals(log, 'abc', 'for loop')
-end
-
-
--- Describe this function...
-function test_repeat()
-  count = 0
-  for count2 = 1, 10 do
-    count = count + 1
-  end
-  assertEquals(count, 10, 'repeat 10')
-end
-
-
--- Describe this function...
-function test_while()
-  while false do
-    unittest_fail('while 0')
-  end
-  while not true do
-    unittest_fail('until 0')
-  end
-  count = 1
-  while count ~= 10 do
-    count = count + 1
-  end
-  assertEquals(count, 10, 'while 10')
-  count = 1
-  while not (count == 10) do
-    count = count + 1
-  end
-  assertEquals(count, 10, 'until 10')
-end
-
-
--- Describe this function...
-function test_repeat_ext()
-  count = 0
-  for count3 = 1, 10 do
-    count = count + 1
-  end
-  assertEquals(count, 10, 'repeat 10')
-end
-
-
--- Describe this function...
-function test_count_by()
-  log = ''
-  for x = 1, 8, 2 do
-    log = log .. x
-  end
-  assertEquals(log, '1357', 'count up ints')
-  log = ''
-  for x = 8, 1, -2 do
-    log = log .. x
-  end
-  assertEquals(log, '8642', 'count down ints')
-  loglist = {}
-  for x = 1, 8, 1.5 do
-    table.insert(loglist, #loglist + 1, x)
-  end
-  assertEquals(loglist, {1, 2.5, 4, 5.5, 7}, 'count with floats')
-  loglist = {}
-  x_inc = math.abs(1 - 2)
-  if (1 + 0) > (8 + 0) then
-    x_inc = -x_inc
-  end
-  for x = 1 + 0, 8 + 0, x_inc do
-    table.insert(loglist, #loglist + 1, x)
-  end
-  assertEquals(loglist, {1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8}, 'count up non-trivial ints')
-  loglist = {}
-  x_inc2 = 2
-  if (8 + 0) > (1 + 0) then
-    x_inc2 = -x_inc2
-  end
-  for x = 8 + 0, 1 + 0, x_inc2 do
-    table.insert(loglist, #loglist + 1, x)
-  end
-  assertEquals(loglist, {8, 6, 4, 2}, 'count down non-trivial ints')
-  loglist = {}
-  x_inc3 = math.abs(1 + 0)
-  if (5 + 0.5) > (1 + 0) then
-    x_inc3 = -x_inc3
-  end
-  for x = 5 + 0.5, 1 + 0, x_inc3 do
-    table.insert(loglist, #loglist + 1, x)
-  end
-  assertEquals(loglist, {5.5, 4.5, 3.5, 2.5, 1.5}, 'count with floats')
-end
-
-
--- Describe this function...
-function test_count_loops()
-  log = ''
-  for x = 1, 8, 1 do
-    log = log .. x
-  end
-  assertEquals(log, '12345678', 'count up')
-  log = ''
-  for x = 8, 1, -1 do
-    log = log .. x
-  end
-  assertEquals(log, '87654321', 'count down')
-  loglist = {}
-  x_inc4 = 1
-  if (1 + 0) > (4 + 0) then
-    x_inc4 = -x_inc4
-  end
-  for x = 1 + 0, 4 + 0, x_inc4 do
-    table.insert(loglist, #loglist + 1, x)
-  end
-  assertEquals(loglist, {1, 2, 3, 4}, 'count up non-trivial')
-  loglist = {}
-  x_inc5 = 1
-  if (3 + 1) > (1 + 0) then
-    x_inc5 = -x_inc5
-  end
-  for x = 3 + 1, 1 + 0, x_inc5 do
-    table.insert(loglist, #loglist + 1, x)
-  end
-  assertEquals(loglist, {4, 3, 2, 1}, 'count down non-trivial')
-end
-
-
--- Describe this function...
-function test_continue()
-  log = ''
-  count = 0
-  while count ~= 8 do
-    count = count + 1
-    if count == 5 then
-      goto continue
-    end
-    log = log .. count
-    ::continue::
-  end
-  assertEquals(log, '1234678', 'while continue')
-  log = ''
-  count = 0
-  while not (count == 8) do
-    count = count + 1
-    if count == 5 then
-      goto continue
-    end
-    log = log .. count
-    ::continue::
-  end
-  assertEquals(log, '1234678', 'until continue')
-  log = ''
-  for x = 1, 8, 1 do
-    if x == 5 then
-      goto continue
-    end
-    log = log .. x
-    ::continue::
-  end
-  assertEquals(log, '1234678', 'count continue')
-  log = ''
-  for _, x in ipairs({'a', 'b', 'c', 'd'}) do
-    if x == 'c' then
-      goto continue
-    end
-    log = log .. x
-    ::continue::
-  end
-  assertEquals(log, 'abd', 'for continue')
-end
-
-
--- Describe this function...
-function test_break()
-  count = 1
-  while count ~= 10 do
-    if count == 5 then
-      break
-    end
-    count = count + 1
-  end
-  assertEquals(count, 5, 'while break')
-  count = 1
-  while not (count == 10) do
-    if count == 5 then
-      break
-    end
-    count = count + 1
-  end
-  assertEquals(count, 5, 'until break')
-  log = ''
-  for x = 1, 8, 1 do
-    if x == 5 then
-      break
-    end
-    log = log .. x
-  end
-  assertEquals(log, '1234', 'count break')
-  log = ''
-  for _, x in ipairs({'a', 'b', 'c', 'd'}) do
-    if x == 'c' then
-      break
-    end
-    log = log .. x
-  end
-  assertEquals(log, 'ab', 'for break')
-end
-
-
--- Tests the "single" block.
-function test_single()
-  assertEquals(math.sqrt(25), 5, 'sqrt')
-  assertEquals(math.abs(-25), 25, 'abs')
-  assertEquals(-(-25), 25, 'negate')
-  assertEquals(math.log(1), 0, 'ln')
-  assertEquals(math.log(100, 10), 2, 'log10')
-  assertEquals(math.exp(2), 7.38905609893065, 'exp')
-  assertEquals(10 ^ 2, 100, 'power10')
-end
-
-
--- Tests the "arithmetic" block for all operations and checks
--- parenthesis are properly generated for different orders.
-function test_arithmetic()
-  assertEquals(1 + 2, 3, 'add')
-  assertEquals(1 - 2, -1, 'subtract')
-  assertEquals(1 - (0 + 2), -1, 'subtract order with add')
-  assertEquals(1 - (0 - 2), 3, 'subtract order with subtract')
-  assertEquals(4 * 2.5, 10, 'multiply')
-  assertEquals(4 * (0 + 2.5), 10, 'multiply order')
-  assertEquals(8.2 / -5, -1.64, 'divide')
-  assertEquals(8.2 / (0 + -5), -1.64, 'divide order')
-  assertEquals(10 ^ 4, 10000, 'power')
-  assertEquals(10 ^ (0 + 4), 10000, 'power order')
-end
-
-
--- Tests the "trig" block.
-function test_trig()
-  assertEquals(math.sin(math.rad(90)), 1, 'sin')
-  assertEquals(math.cos(math.rad(180)), -1, 'cos')
-  assertEquals(math.tan(math.rad(0)), 0, 'tan')
-  assertEquals(math.deg(math.asin(-1)), -90, 'asin')
-  assertEquals(math.deg(math.acos(1)), 0, 'acos')
-  assertEquals(math.deg(math.atan(1)), 45, 'atan')
-end
-
-
--- Tests the "constant" blocks.
-function test_constant()
-  assertEquals(math.floor(math.pi * 1000), 3141, 'const pi')
-  assertEquals(math.floor(math.exp(1) * 1000), 2718, 'const e')
-  assertEquals(math.floor(((1 + math.sqrt(5)) / 2) * 1000), 1618, 'const golden')
-  assertEquals(math.floor(math.sqrt(2) * 1000), 1414, 'const sqrt 2')
-  assertEquals(math.floor(math.sqrt(1 / 2) * 1000), 707, 'const sqrt 0.5')
-  assertEquals(9999 < math.huge, true, 'const infinity')
-end
-
-
-function math_isPrime(n)
-  -- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Primality_test#Naive_methods
-  if n == 2 or n == 3 then
-    return true
-  end
-  -- False if n is NaN, negative, is 1, or not whole.
-  -- And false if n is divisible by 2 or 3.
-  if not(n > 1) or n % 1 ~= 0 or n % 2 == 0 or n % 3 == 0 then
-    return false
-  end
-  -- Check all the numbers of form 6k +/- 1, up to sqrt(n).
-  for x = 6, math.sqrt(n) + 1.5, 6 do
-    if n % (x - 1) == 0 or n % (x + 1) == 0 then
-      return false
-    end
-  end
-  return true
-end
-
--- Tests the "number property" blocks.
-function test_number_properties()
-  assertEquals(42 % 2 == 0, true, 'even')
-  assertEquals(42.1 % 2 == 1, false, 'odd')
-  assertEquals(math_isPrime(5), true, 'prime 5')
-  assertEquals(math_isPrime(5 + 2), true, 'prime 5 + 2 (extra parentheses)')
-  assertEquals(math_isPrime(25), false, 'prime 25')
-  assertEquals(math_isPrime(-31.1), false, 'prime negative')
-  assertEquals(math.pi % 1 == 0, false, 'whole')
-  assertEquals(math.huge > 0, true, 'positive')
-  assertEquals(5 + 2 > 0, true, '5 + 2 is positive (extra parentheses)')
-  assertEquals(-42 < 0, true, 'negative')
-  assertEquals(3 + 2 < 0, false, '3 + 2 is negative (extra parentheses)')
-  assertEquals(42 % 2 == 0, true, 'divisible')
-  assertEquals(not nil, true, 'divisible by 0')
-end
-
-
--- Tests the "round" block.
-function test_round()
-  assertEquals(math.floor(42.42 + .5), 42, 'round')
-  assertEquals(math.ceil(-42.42), -42, 'round up')
-  assertEquals(math.floor(42.42), 42, 'round down')
-end
-
-
--- Tests the "change" block.
-function test_change()
-  varToChange = 100
-  varToChange = varToChange + 42
-  assertEquals(varToChange, 142, 'change')
-end
-
-
-function math_sum(t)
-  local result = 0
-  for _, v in ipairs(t) do
-    result = result + v
-  end
-  return result
-end
-
-function math_min(t)
-  if #t == 0 then
-    return 0
-  end
-  local result = math.huge
-  for _, v in ipairs(t) do
-    if v < result then
-      result = v
-    end
-  end
-  return result
-end
-
-function math_max(t)
-  if #t == 0 then
-    return 0
-  end
-  local result = -math.huge
-  for _, v in ipairs(t) do
-    if v > result then
-      result = v
-    end
-  end
-  return result
-end
-
-function math_average(t)
-  if #t == 0 then
-    return 0
-  end
-  return math_sum(t) / #t
-end
-
-function math_median(t)
-  -- Source: http://lua-users.org/wiki/SimpleStats
-  if #t == 0 then
-    return 0
-  end
-  local temp = {}
-  for _, v in ipairs(t) do
-    if type(v) == 'number' then
-      table.insert(temp, v)
-    end
-  end
-  table.sort(temp)
-  if #temp % 2 == 0 then
-    return (temp[#temp / 2] + temp[(#temp / 2) + 1]) / 2
-  else
-    return temp[math.ceil(#temp / 2)]
-  end
-end
-
-function math_modes(t)
-  -- Source: http://lua-users.org/wiki/SimpleStats
-  local counts = {}
-  for _, v in ipairs(t) do
-    if counts[v] == nil then
-      counts[v] = 1
-    else
-      counts[v] = counts[v] + 1
-    end
-  end
-  local biggestCount = 0
-  for _, v  in pairs(counts) do
-    if v > biggestCount then
-      biggestCount = v
-    end
-  end
-  local temp = {}
-  for k, v in pairs(counts) do
-    if v == biggestCount then
-      table.insert(temp, k)
-    end
-  end
-  return temp
-end
-
-function math_standard_deviation(t)
-  local m
-  local vm
-  local total = 0
-  local count = 0
-  local result
-  m = #t == 0 and 0 or math_sum(t) / #t
-  for _, v in ipairs(t) do
-    if type(v) == 'number' then
-      vm = v - m
-      total = total + (vm * vm)
-      count = count + 1
-    end
-  end
-  result = math.sqrt(total / (count-1))
-  return result
-end
-
-function math_random_list(t)
-  if #t == 0 then
-    return nil
-  end
-  return t[math.random(#t)]
-end
-
-function first_index(t, elem)
-  for k, v in ipairs(t) do
-    if v == elem then
-      return k
-    end
-  end
-  return 0
-end
-
--- Tests the "list operation" blocks.
-function test_operations_on_list()
-  assertEquals(math_sum({3, 4, 5}), 12, 'sum')
-  assertEquals(math_min({3, 4, 5}), 3, 'min')
-  assertEquals(math_max({3, 4, 5}), 5, 'max')
-  assertEquals(math_average({3, 4, 5}), 4, 'average')
-  assertEquals(math_median({3, 4, 5, 1}), 3.5, 'median')
-  assertEquals(math_modes({3, 4, 3}), {3}, 'modes')
-  assertEquals(math_modes({3, 4, 3, 1, 4}), {3, 4}, 'modes multiple')
-  assertEquals(math_standard_deviation({3, 3, 3}), 0, 'standard dev')
-  assertEquals(first_index({3, 4, 5}, math_random_list({3, 4, 5})) > 0, true, 'random')
-end
-
-
--- Tests the "mod" block.
-function test_mod()
-  assertEquals(42 % 5, 2, 'mod')
-end
-
-
--- Tests the "constrain" block.
-function test_constraint()
-  assertEquals(math.min(math.max(100, 0), 42), 42, 'constraint')
-end
-
-
--- Tests the "random integer" block.
-function test_random_integer()
-  rand = math.random(5, 10)
-  assertEquals(rand >= 5 and rand <= 10, true, 'randRange')
-  assertEquals(rand % 1 == 0, true, 'randInteger')
-end
-
-
--- Tests the "random fraction" block.
-function test_random_fraction()
-  rand = math.random()
-  assertEquals(rand >= 0 and rand <= 1, true, 'randFloat')
-end
-
-
--- Describe this function...
-function test_atan2()
-  assertEquals(math.deg(math.atan2(5, -5)), 135, 'atan2')
-  assertEquals(math.deg(math.atan2(-12, 0)), -90, 'atan2')
-end
-
-
--- Checks that the number of calls is one in order
--- to confirm that a function was only called once.
-function check_number_of_calls(test_name)
-  test_name = test_name .. 'number of calls'
-  assertEquals(number_of_calls, 1, test_name)
-end
-
-
--- Tests the "create text with" block with varying number of inputs.
-function test_create_text()
-  assertEquals('', '', 'no text')
-  assertEquals(tostring('Hello'), 'Hello', 'create single')
-  assertEquals(tostring(-1), '-1', 'create single number')
-  assertEquals('K' .. 9, 'K9', 'create double text')
-  assertEquals(4 .. 2, '42', 'create double text numbers')
-  assertEquals(table.concat({1, 2, 3}), '123', 'create triple')
-  assertEquals(table.concat({1, true and 0 or nil, 'M'}), '10M', 'create order')
-end
-
-
--- Creates an empty string for use with the empty test.
-function get_empty()
-  return ''
-end
-
-
--- Tests the "is empty" block".
-function test_empty_text()
-  assertEquals(#'Google' == 0, false, 'not empty')
-  assertEquals(#'' == 0, true, 'empty')
-  assertEquals(#get_empty() == 0, true, 'empty complex')
-  assertEquals(#(true and '' or nil) == 0, true, 'empty order')
-end
-
-
--- Tests the "length" block.
-function test_text_length()
-  assertEquals(#'', 0, 'zero length')
-  assertEquals(#'Google', 6, 'non-zero length')
-  assertEquals(#(true and 'car' or nil), 3, 'length order')
-end
-
-
--- Tests the "append text" block with different types of parameters.
-function test_append()
-  item = 'Miserable'
-  item = item .. 'Failure'
-  assertEquals(item, 'MiserableFailure', 'append text')
-  item = 12
-  item = item .. 34
-  assertEquals(item, '1234', 'append number')
-  item = 'Something '
-  item = item .. (true and 'Positive' or nil)
-  assertEquals(item, 'Something Positive', 'append order')
-end
-
-
-function firstIndexOf(str, substr)
-  local i = string.find(str, substr, 1, true)
-  if i == nil then
-    return 0
-  end
-  return i
-end
-
-function lastIndexOf(str, substr)
-  local i = string.find(string.reverse(str), string.reverse(substr), 1, true)
-  if i then
-    return #str + 2 - i - #substr
-  end
-  return 0
-end
-
--- Tests the "find" block with a variable.
-function test_find_text_simple()
-  text = 'Banana'
-  assertEquals(firstIndexOf(text, 'an'), 2, 'find first simple')
-  assertEquals(lastIndexOf(text, 'an'), 4, 'find last simple')
-  assertEquals(firstIndexOf(text, 'Peel'), 0, 'find none simple')
-end
-
-
--- Creates a string for use with the find test.
-function get_fruit()
-  number_of_calls = number_of_calls + 1
-  return 'Banana'
-end
-
-
--- Tests the "find" block with a function call.
-function test_find_text_complex()
-  number_of_calls = 0
-  assertEquals(firstIndexOf(get_fruit(), 'an'), 2, 'find first complex')
-  check_number_of_calls('find first complex')
-  number_of_calls = 0
-  assertEquals(firstIndexOf(true and get_fruit() or nil, 'an'), 2, 'find first order complex')
-  check_number_of_calls('find first order complex')
-  number_of_calls = 0
-  assertEquals(lastIndexOf(get_fruit(), 'an'), 4, 'find last complex')
-  check_number_of_calls('find last complex')
-  number_of_calls = 0
-  assertEquals(lastIndexOf(true and get_fruit() or nil, 'an'), 4, 'find last order complex')
-  check_number_of_calls('find last order complex')
-  number_of_calls = 0
-  assertEquals(firstIndexOf(get_fruit(), 'Peel'), 0, 'find none complex')
-  check_number_of_calls('find none complex')
-  number_of_calls = 0
-  assertEquals(firstIndexOf(true and get_fruit() or nil, 'Peel'), 0, 'find none order complex')
-  check_number_of_calls('find none order complex')
-end
-
-
-function text_random_letter(str)
-  local index = math.random(string.len(str))
-  return string.sub(str, index, index)
-end
-
-function text_char_at(str, index)
-  return string.sub(str, index, index)
-end
-
--- Tests the "get letter" block with a variable.
-function test_get_text_simple()
-  text = 'Blockly'
-  assertEquals(string.sub(text, 1, 1), 'B', 'get first simple')
-  assertEquals(string.sub(text, -1, -1), 'y', 'get last simple')
-  assertEquals(firstIndexOf(text, text_random_letter(text)) > 0, true, 'get random simple')
-  assertEquals(string.sub(text, 3, 3), 'o', 'get # simple')
-  assertEquals(text_char_at(text, true and 3 or nil), 'o', 'get # order simple')
-  assertEquals(string.sub(text, -3, -3), 'k', 'get #-end simple')
-  -- The order for index for #-end is addition because this will catch errors in generators where most perform the operation ... - index.
-  assertEquals(text_char_at(text, -(0 + 3)), 'k', 'get #-end order simple')
-end
-
-
--- Creates a string for use with the get test.
-function get_Blockly()
-  number_of_calls = number_of_calls + 1
-  return 'Blockly'
-end
-
-
--- Tests the "get letter" block with a function call.
-function test_get_text_complex()
-  text = 'Blockly'
-  number_of_calls = 0
-  assertEquals(string.sub(get_Blockly(), 1, 1), 'B', 'get first complex')
-  check_number_of_calls('get first complex')
-  number_of_calls = 0
-  assertEquals(string.sub(true and get_Blockly() or nil, 1, 1), 'B', 'get first order complex')
-  check_number_of_calls('get first order complex')
-  number_of_calls = 0
-  assertEquals(string.sub(get_Blockly(), -1, -1), 'y', 'get last complex')
-  check_number_of_calls('get last complex')
-  number_of_calls = 0
-  assertEquals(string.sub(true and get_Blockly() or nil, -1, -1), 'y', 'get last order complex')
-  check_number_of_calls('get last order complex')
-  number_of_calls = 0
-  assertEquals(firstIndexOf(text, text_random_letter(get_Blockly())) > 0, true, 'get random complex')
-  check_number_of_calls('get random complex')
-  number_of_calls = 0
-  assertEquals(firstIndexOf(text, text_random_letter(true and get_Blockly() or nil)) > 0, true, 'get random order complex')
-  check_number_of_calls('get random order complex')
-  number_of_calls = 0
-  assertEquals(string.sub(get_Blockly(), 3, 3), 'o', 'get # complex')
-  check_number_of_calls('get # complex')
-  number_of_calls = 0
-  assertEquals(text_char_at(true and get_Blockly() or nil, true and 3 or nil), 'o', 'get # order complex')
-  check_number_of_calls('get # order complex')
-  number_of_calls = 0
-  assertEquals(string.sub(get_Blockly(), -3, -3), 'k', 'get #-end complex')
-  check_number_of_calls('get #-end complex')
-  number_of_calls = 0
-  -- The order for index for #-end is addition because this will catch errors in generators where most perform the operation ... - index.
-  assertEquals(text_char_at(true and get_Blockly() or nil, -(0 + 3)), 'k', 'get #-end order complex')
-  check_number_of_calls('get #-end order complex')
-end
-
-
--- Creates a string for use with the substring test.
-function get_numbers()
-  number_of_calls = number_of_calls + 1
-  return '123456789'
-end
-
-
--- Tests the "get substring" block with a variable.
-function test_substring_simple()
-  text = '123456789'
-  assertEquals(string.sub(text, 2, 3), '23', 'substring # simple')
-  assertEquals(string.sub(text, true and 2 or nil, true and 3 or nil), '23', 'substring # simple order')
-  assertEquals(string.sub(text, -3, -2), '78', 'substring #-end simple')
-  -- The order for index for #-end is addition because this will catch errors in generators where most perform the operation ... - index.
-  assertEquals(string.sub(text, -(0 + 3), -(0 + 2)), '78', 'substring #-end simple order')
-  assertEquals(string.sub(text, 1, -1), text, 'substring first-last simple')
-  assertEquals(string.sub(text, 2, -2), '2345678', 'substring # #-end simple')
-  assertEquals(string.sub(text, -7, 4), '34', 'substring #-end # simple')
-  assertEquals(string.sub(text, 1, 4), '1234', 'substring first # simple')
-  assertEquals(string.sub(text, 1, -2), '12345678', 'substring first #-end simple')
-  assertEquals(string.sub(text, 7, -1), '789', 'substring # last simple')
-  assertEquals(string.sub(text, -3, -1), '789', 'substring #-end last simple')
-  assertEquals(string.sub(text, 1, -1), '123456789', 'substring all with # #-end simple')
-  assertEquals(string.sub(text, -9, 9), '123456789', 'substring all with #-end # simple')
-  -- Checks that the whole string is properly retrieved even if the value for start and end is not a simple number. This is especially important in generators where substring uses [x:length - y] for # #-end.
-  assertEquals(string.sub(text, 0 + 1, -(0 + 1)), '123456789', 'substring all with # #-end math simple')
-end
-
-
--- Tests the "get substring" block with a function call.
-function test_substring_complex()
-  number_of_calls = 0
-  assertEquals(string.sub(get_numbers(), 2, 3), '23', 'substring # complex')
-  check_number_of_calls('substring # complex')
-  number_of_calls = 0
-  assertEquals(string.sub(true and get_numbers() or nil, true and 2 or nil, true and 3 or nil), '23', 'substring # complex order')
-  check_number_of_calls('substring # complex order')
-  number_of_calls = 0
-  -- The order for index for #-end is addition because this will catch errors in generators where most perform the operation ... - index.
-  assertEquals(string.sub(get_numbers(), -3, -2), '78', 'substring #-end complex')
-  check_number_of_calls('substring #-end complex')
-  number_of_calls = 0
-  assertEquals(string.sub(true and get_numbers() or nil, -(0 + 3), -(0 + 2)), '78', 'substring #-end order order')
-  check_number_of_calls('substring #-end order order')
-  number_of_calls = 0
-  assertEquals(string.sub(get_numbers(), 1, -1), text, 'substring first-last')
-  check_number_of_calls('substring first-last')
-  number_of_calls = 0
-  assertEquals(string.sub(get_numbers(), 2, -2), '2345678', 'substring # #-end complex')
-  check_number_of_calls('substring # #-end complex')
-  number_of_calls = 0
-  assertEquals(string.sub(get_numbers(), -7, 4), '34', 'substring #-end # complex')
-  check_number_of_calls('substring #-end # complex')
-  number_of_calls = 0
-  assertEquals(string.sub(get_numbers(), 1, 4), '1234', 'substring first # complex')
-  check_number_of_calls('substring first # complex')
-  number_of_calls = 0
-  assertEquals(string.sub(get_numbers(), 1, -2), '12345678', 'substring first #-end complex')
-  check_number_of_calls('substring first #-end complex')
-  number_of_calls = 0
-  assertEquals(string.sub(get_numbers(), 7, -1), '789', 'substring # last complex')
-  check_number_of_calls('substring # last complex')
-  number_of_calls = 0
-  assertEquals(string.sub(get_numbers(), -3, -1), '789', 'substring #-end last complex')
-  check_number_of_calls('substring #-end last complex')
-  number_of_calls = 0
-  assertEquals(string.sub(get_numbers(), 1, -1), '123456789', 'substring all with # #-end complex')
-  check_number_of_calls('substring all with # #-end complex')
-  number_of_calls = 0
-  assertEquals(string.sub(get_numbers(), -9, 9), '123456789', 'substring all with #-end # complex')
-  check_number_of_calls('substring all with #-end # complex')
-  number_of_calls = 0
-  -- Checks that the whole string is properly retrieved even if the value for start and end is not a simple number. This is especially important in generators where substring uses [x:length - y] for # #-end.
-  assertEquals(string.sub(get_numbers(), 0 + 1, -(0 + 1)), '123456789', 'substring all with # #-end math complex')
-  check_number_of_calls('substring all with # #-end math complex')
-end
-
-
-function text_titlecase(str)
-  local buf = {}
-  local inWord = false
-  for i = 1, #str do
-    local c = string.sub(str, i, i)
-    if inWord then
-      table.insert(buf, string.lower(c))
-      if string.find(c, "%s") then
-        inWord = false
-      end
-    else
-      table.insert(buf, string.upper(c))
-      inWord = true
-    end
-  end
-  return table.concat(buf)
-end
-
--- Tests the "change casing" block.
-function test_case()
-  text = 'Hello World'
-  assertEquals(string.upper(text), 'HELLO WORLD', 'uppercase')
-  assertEquals(string.upper(true and text or nil), 'HELLO WORLD', 'uppercase order')
-  text = 'Hello World'
-  assertEquals(string.lower(text), 'hello world', 'lowercase')
-  assertEquals(string.lower(true and text or nil), 'hello world', 'lowercase order')
-  text = 'heLLo WorlD'
-  assertEquals(text_titlecase(text), 'Hello World', 'titlecase')
-  assertEquals(text_titlecase(true and text or nil), 'Hello World', 'titlecase order')
-end
-
-
--- Tests the "trim" block.
-function test_trim()
-  text = '   abc def   '
-  assertEquals(string.gsub(text, "^%s*(.-)%s*$", "%1"), 'abc def', 'trim both')
-  assertEquals(string.gsub(true and text or nil, "^%s*(.-)%s*$", "%1"), 'abc def', 'trim both order')
-  assertEquals(string.gsub(text, "^%s*(,-)", "%1"), 'abc def   ', 'trim left')
-  assertEquals(string.gsub(true and text or nil, "^%s*(,-)", "%1"), 'abc def   ', 'trim left order')
-  assertEquals(string.gsub(text, "(.-)%s*$", "%1"), '   abc def', 'trim right')
-  assertEquals(string.gsub(true and text or nil, "(.-)%s*$", "%1"), '   abc def', 'trim right order')
-end
-
-
-function text_count(haystack, needle)
-  if #needle == 0 then
-    return #haystack + 1
-  end
-  local i = 1
-  local count = 0
-  while true do
-    i = string.find(haystack, needle, i, true)
-    if i == nil then
-      break
-    end
-    count = count + 1
-    i = i + #needle
-  end
-  return count
-end
-
--- Tests the "trim" block.
-function test_count_text()
-  text = 'woolloomooloo'
-  assertEquals(text_count(text, 'o'), 8, 'len 1')
-  assertEquals(text_count(text, 'oo'), 4, 'len 2')
-  assertEquals(text_count(text, 'loo'), 2, 'len 3')
-  assertEquals(text_count(text, 'wool'), 1, 'start')
-  assertEquals(text_count(text, 'chicken'), 0, 'missing')
-  assertEquals(text_count(text, ''), 14, 'empty needle')
-  assertEquals(text_count('', 'chicken'), 0, 'empty source')
-end
-
-
--- Tests the "trim" block.
-function test_text_reverse()
-  assertEquals(string.reverse(''), '', 'empty string')
-  assertEquals(string.reverse('a'), 'a', 'len 1')
-  assertEquals(string.reverse('ab'), 'ba', 'len 2')
-  assertEquals(string.reverse('woolloomooloo'), 'ooloomoolloow', 'longer')
-end
-
-
-function text_replace(haystack, needle, replacement)
-  local buf = {}
-  local i = 1
-  while i <= #haystack do
-    if string.sub(haystack, i, i + #needle - 1) == needle then
-      for j = 1, #replacement do
-        table.insert(buf, string.sub(replacement, j, j))
-      end
-      i = i + #needle
-    else
-      table.insert(buf, string.sub(haystack, i, i))
-      i = i + 1
-    end
-  end
-  return table.concat(buf)
-end
-
--- Tests the "trim" block.
-function test_replace()
-  assertEquals(text_replace('woolloomooloo', 'oo', '123'), 'w123ll123m123l123', 'replace all instances 1')
-  assertEquals(text_replace('woolloomooloo', '.oo', 'X'), 'woolloomooloo', 'literal string replacement')
-  assertEquals(text_replace('woolloomooloo', 'abc', 'X'), 'woolloomooloo', 'not found')
-  assertEquals(text_replace('woolloomooloo', 'o', ''), 'wllml', 'empty replacement 1')
-  assertEquals(text_replace('aaaaa', 'aaaaa', ''), '', 'empty replacement 2')
-  assertEquals(text_replace('aaaaa', 'a', ''), '', 'empty replacement 3')
-  assertEquals(text_replace('', 'a', 'chicken'), '', 'empty source')
-end
-
-
--- Checks that the number of calls is one in order
--- to confirm that a function was only called once.
-function check_number_of_calls2(test_name)
-  test_name = test_name .. 'number of calls'
-  assertEquals(number_of_calls, 1, test_name)
-end
-
-
-function create_list_repeated(item, count)
-  local t = {}
-  for i = 1, count do
-    table.insert(t, item)
-  end
-  return t
-end
-
--- Tests the "create list with" and "create empty list" blocks.
-function test_create_lists()
-  assertEquals({}, {}, 'create empty')
-  assertEquals({true, 'love'}, {true, 'love'}, 'create items')
-  assertEquals(create_list_repeated('Eject', 3), {'Eject', 'Eject', 'Eject'}, 'create repeated')
-  assertEquals(create_list_repeated('Eject', 0 + 3), {'Eject', 'Eject', 'Eject'}, 'create repeated order')
-end
-
-
--- Creates an empty list for use with the empty test.
-function get_empty_list()
-  return {}
-end
-
-
--- Tests the "is empty" block.
-function test_lists_empty()
-  assertEquals(#{0} == 0, false, 'not empty')
-  assertEquals(#{} == 0, true, 'empty')
-  assertEquals(#get_empty_list() == 0, true, 'empty complex')
-  assertEquals(#(true and {} or nil) == 0, true, 'empty order')
-end
-
-
--- Tests the "length" block.
-function test_lists_length()
-  assertEquals(#{}, 0, 'zero length')
-  assertEquals(#{'cat'}, 1, 'one length')
-  assertEquals(#{'cat', true, {}}, 3, 'three length')
-  assertEquals(#(true and {'cat', true} or nil), 2, 'two length order')
-end
-
-
-function last_index(t, elem)
-  for i = #t, 1, -1 do
-    if t[i] == elem then
-      return i
-    end
-  end
-  return 0
-end
-
--- Tests the "find" block with a variable.
-function test_find_lists_simple()
-  list = {'Alice', 'Eve', 'Bob', 'Eve'}
-  assertEquals(first_index(list, 'Eve'), 2, 'find first simple')
-  assertEquals(last_index(list, 'Eve'), 4, 'find last simple')
-  assertEquals(first_index(list, 'Dave'), 0, 'find none simple')
-end
-
-
--- Creates a list for use with the find test.
-function get_names()
-  number_of_calls = number_of_calls + 1
-  return {'Alice', 'Eve', 'Bob', 'Eve'}
-end
-
-
--- Tests the "find" block with a function call.
-function test_find_lists_complex()
-  number_of_calls = 0
-  assertEquals(first_index(get_names(), 'Eve'), 2, 'find first complex')
-  check_number_of_calls('find first complex')
-  number_of_calls = 0
-  assertEquals(first_index(true and get_names() or nil, 'Eve'), 2, 'find first order complex')
-  check_number_of_calls('find first order complex')
-  number_of_calls = 0
-  assertEquals(last_index(get_names(), 'Eve'), 4, 'find last complex')
-  check_number_of_calls('find last complex')
-  number_of_calls = 0
-  assertEquals(last_index(true and get_names() or nil, 'Eve'), 4, 'find last order complex')
-  check_number_of_calls('find last order complex')
-  number_of_calls = 0
-  assertEquals(first_index(get_names(), 'Dave'), 0, 'find none complex')
-  check_number_of_calls('find none complex')
-  number_of_calls = 0
-  assertEquals(first_index(true and get_names() or nil, 'Dave'), 0, 'find none order complex')
-  check_number_of_calls('find none order complex')
-end
-
-
--- Tests the "get" block with a variable.
-function test_get_lists_simple()
-  list = {'Kirk', 'Spock', 'McCoy'}
-  assertEquals(list[1], 'Kirk', 'get first simple')
-  assertEquals(list[#list], 'McCoy', 'get last simple')
-  assertEquals(first_index(list, list[math.random(#list)]) > 0, true, 'get random simple')
-  assertEquals(list[2], 'Spock', 'get # simple')
-  assertEquals(list[true and 2 or nil], 'Spock', 'get # order simple')
-  assertEquals(list[#list + 1 - 3], 'Kirk', 'get #-end simple')
-  -- The order for index for #-end is addition because this will catch errors in generators where most perform the operation ... - index.
-  assertEquals(list[#list + 1 - (0 + 3)], 'Kirk', 'get #-end order simple')
-end
-
-
-function list_get_last(t)
-  return t[#t]
-end
-
-function list_get_random(t)
-  return t[math.random(#t)]
-end
-
-function list_get_from_end(t, at)
-  return t[#t + 1 - at]
-end
-
--- Tests the "get" block with create list call.
-function test_get_lists_create_list()
-  assertEquals(({'Kirk', 'Spock', 'McCoy'})[1], 'Kirk', 'get first create list')
-  assertEquals(list_get_last(({'Kirk', 'Spock', 'McCoy'})), 'McCoy', 'get last simple')
-  assertEquals(first_index({'Kirk', 'Spock', 'McCoy'}, list_get_random(({'Kirk', 'Spock', 'McCoy'}))) > 0, true, 'get random simple')
-  assertEquals(({'Kirk', 'Spock', 'McCoy'})[2], 'Spock', 'get # simple')
-  assertEquals(({'Kirk', 'Spock', 'McCoy'})[true and 2 or nil], 'Spock', 'get # order simple')
-  assertEquals(list_get_from_end(({'Kirk', 'Spock', 'McCoy'}), 3), 'Kirk', 'get #-end simple')
-  -- The order for index for #-end is addition because this will catch errors in generators where most perform the operation ... - index.
-  assertEquals(list_get_from_end(({'Kirk', 'Spock', 'McCoy'}), 0 + 3), 'Kirk', 'get #-end order simple')
-end
-
-
--- Creates a list for use with the get test.
-function get_star_wars()
-  number_of_calls = number_of_calls + 1
-  return {'Kirk', 'Spock', 'McCoy'}
-end
-
-
--- Tests the "get" block with a function call.
-function test_get_lists_complex()
-  list = {'Kirk', 'Spock', 'McCoy'}
-  number_of_calls = 0
-  assertEquals((get_star_wars())[1], 'Kirk', 'get first complex')
-  check_number_of_calls('get first complex')
-  number_of_calls = 0
-  assertEquals((true and get_star_wars() or nil)[1], 'Kirk', 'get first order complex')
-  check_number_of_calls('get first order complex')
-  number_of_calls = 0
-  assertEquals(list_get_last((get_star_wars())), 'McCoy', 'get last complex')
-  check_number_of_calls('get last complex')
-  number_of_calls = 0
-  assertEquals(list_get_last((true and get_star_wars() or nil)), 'McCoy', 'get last order complex')
-  check_number_of_calls('get last order complex')
-  number_of_calls = 0
-  assertEquals(first_index(list, list_get_random((get_star_wars()))) > 0, true, 'get random complex')
-  check_number_of_calls('get random complex')
-  number_of_calls = 0
-  assertEquals(first_index(list, list_get_random((true and get_star_wars() or nil))) > 0, true, 'get random order complex')
-  check_number_of_calls('get random order complex')
-  number_of_calls = 0
-  assertEquals((get_star_wars())[2], 'Spock', 'get # complex')
-  check_number_of_calls('get # complex')
-  number_of_calls = 0
-  assertEquals((true and get_star_wars() or nil)[true and 2 or nil], 'Spock', 'get # order complex')
-  check_number_of_calls('get # order complex')
-  number_of_calls = 0
-  assertEquals(list_get_from_end((get_star_wars()), 3), 'Kirk', 'get #-end complex')
-  check_number_of_calls('get #-end complex')
-  number_of_calls = 0
-  -- The order for index for #-end is addition because this will catch errors in generators where most perform the operation ... - index.
-  assertEquals(list_get_from_end((true and get_star_wars() or nil), 0 + 3), 'Kirk', 'get #-end order complex')
-  check_number_of_calls('get #-end order complex')
-end
-
-
-function list_remove_last(t)
-  return table.remove(t, #t)
-end
-
-function list_remove_random(t)
-  return table.remove(t, math.random(#t))
-end
-
-function list_remove_from_end(t, at)
-  return table.remove(t, #t + 1 - at)
-end
-
--- Tests the "get and remove" block.
-function test_getRemove()
-  list = {'Kirk', 'Spock', 'McCoy'}
-  assertEquals(table.remove(list, 1), 'Kirk', 'getremove first')
-  assertEquals(list, {'Spock', 'McCoy'}, 'getremove first list')
-  list = {'Kirk', 'Spock', 'McCoy'}
-  assertEquals(table.remove((true and list or nil), 1), 'Kirk', 'getremove first order')
-  assertEquals(list, {'Spock', 'McCoy'}, 'getremove first order list')
-  list = {'Kirk', 'Spock', 'McCoy'}
-  assertEquals(table.remove(list, #list), 'McCoy', 'getremove last')
-  assertEquals(list, {'Kirk', 'Spock'}, 'getremove last list')
-  list = {'Kirk', 'Spock', 'McCoy'}
-  assertEquals(list_remove_last((true and list or nil)), 'McCoy', 'getremove last order')
-  assertEquals(list, {'Kirk', 'Spock'}, 'getremove last order list')
-  list = {'Kirk', 'Spock', 'McCoy'}
-  assertEquals(first_index(list, table.remove(list, math.random(#list))) == 0, true, 'getremove random')
-  assertEquals(#list, 2, 'getremove random list')
-  list = {'Kirk', 'Spock', 'McCoy'}
-  assertEquals(first_index(list, list_remove_random((true and list or nil))) == 0, true, 'getremove random order')
-  assertEquals(#list, 2, 'getremove random order list')
-  list = {'Kirk', 'Spock', 'McCoy'}
-  assertEquals(table.remove(list, 2), 'Spock', 'getremove #')
-  assertEquals(list, {'Kirk', 'McCoy'}, 'getremove # list')
-  list = {'Kirk', 'Spock', 'McCoy'}
-  assertEquals(table.remove((true and list or nil), true and 2 or nil), 'Spock', 'getremove # order')
-  assertEquals(list, {'Kirk', 'McCoy'}, 'getremove # order list')
-  list = {'Kirk', 'Spock', 'McCoy'}
-  assertEquals(table.remove(list, #list + 1 - 3), 'Kirk', 'getremove #-end')
-  assertEquals(list, {'Spock', 'McCoy'}, 'getremove #-end list')
-  list = {'Kirk', 'Spock', 'McCoy'}
-  -- The order for index for #-end is addition because this will catch errors in generators where most perform the operation ... - index.
-  assertEquals(list_remove_from_end((true and list or nil), 0 + 3), 'Kirk', 'getremove #-end order')
-  assertEquals(list, {'Spock', 'McCoy'}, 'getremove #-end order list')
-end
-
-
--- Tests the "remove" block.
-function test_remove()
-  list = {'Kirk', 'Spock', 'McCoy'}
-  table.remove(list, 1)
-  assertEquals(list, {'Spock', 'McCoy'}, 'remove first list')
-  list = {'Kirk', 'Spock', 'McCoy'}
-  table.remove((true and list or nil), 1)
-  assertEquals(list, {'Spock', 'McCoy'}, 'remove first order list')
-  list = {'Kirk', 'Spock', 'McCoy'}
-  table.remove(list, #list)
-  assertEquals(list, {'Kirk', 'Spock'}, 'remove last list')
-  list = {'Kirk', 'Spock', 'McCoy'}
-  tmp_list = (true and list or nil)
-  table.remove(tmp_list, #tmp_list)
-  assertEquals(list, {'Kirk', 'Spock'}, 'remove last order list')
-  list = {'Kirk', 'Spock', 'McCoy'}
-  table.remove(list, math.random(#list))
-  assertEquals(#list, 2, 'remove random list')
-  list = {'Kirk', 'Spock', 'McCoy'}
-  tmp_list2 = (true and list or nil)
-  table.remove(tmp_list2, math.random(#tmp_list2))
-  assertEquals(#list, 2, 'remove random order list')
-  list = {'Kirk', 'Spock', 'McCoy'}
-  table.remove(list, 2)
-  assertEquals(list, {'Kirk', 'McCoy'}, 'remove # list')
-  list = {'Kirk', 'Spock', 'McCoy'}
-  table.remove((true and list or nil), true and 2 or nil)
-  assertEquals(list, {'Kirk', 'McCoy'}, 'remove # order list')
-  list = {'Kirk', 'Spock', 'McCoy'}
-  table.remove(list, #list + 1 - 3)
-  assertEquals(list, {'Spock', 'McCoy'}, 'remove #-end list')
-  list = {'Kirk', 'Spock', 'McCoy'}
-  -- The order for index for #-end is addition because this will catch
-  -- errors in generators where most perform the operation ... - index.
-  tmp_list3 = (true and list or nil)
-  table.remove(tmp_list3, #tmp_list3 + 1 - (0 + 3))
-  assertEquals(list, {'Spock', 'McCoy'}, 'remove #-end order list')
-end
-
-
--- Tests the "set" block.
-function test_set()
-  list = {'Picard', 'Riker', 'Crusher'}
-  list[1] = 'Jean-Luc'
-  assertEquals(list, {'Jean-Luc', 'Riker', 'Crusher'}, 'set first list')
-  list = {'Picard', 'Riker', 'Crusher'}
-  (true and list or nil)[1] = 'Jean-Luc'
-  assertEquals(list, {'Jean-Luc', 'Riker', 'Crusher'}, 'set first order list')
-  list = {'Picard', 'Riker', 'Crusher'}
-  list[#list] = 'Beverly'
-  assertEquals(list, {'Picard', 'Riker', 'Beverly'}, 'set last list')
-  list = {'Picard', 'Riker', 'Crusher'}
-  tmp_list4 = (true and list or nil)
-  tmp_list4[#tmp_list4] = 'Beverly'
-  assertEquals(list, {'Picard', 'Riker', 'Beverly'}, 'set last order list')
-  list = {'Picard', 'Riker', 'Crusher'}
-  list[math.random(#list)] = 'Data'
-  assertEquals(#list, 3, 'set random list')
-  list = {'Picard', 'Riker', 'Crusher'}
-  tmp_list5 = (true and list or nil)
-  tmp_list5[math.random(#tmp_list5)] = 'Data'
-  assertEquals(#list, 3, 'set random order list')
-  list = {'Picard', 'Riker', 'Crusher'}
-  list[3] = 'Pulaski'
-  assertEquals(list, {'Picard', 'Riker', 'Pulaski'}, 'set # list')
-  list = {'Picard', 'Riker', 'Crusher'}
-  (true and list or nil)[(true and 3 or nil)] = 'Pulaski'
-  assertEquals(list, {'Picard', 'Riker', 'Pulaski'}, 'set # order list')
-  list = {'Picard', 'Riker', 'Crusher'}
-  list[#list + 1 - 1] = 'Pulaski'
-  assertEquals(list, {'Picard', 'Riker', 'Pulaski'}, 'set #-end list')
-  list = {'Picard', 'Riker', 'Crusher'}
-  -- The order for index for #-end is addition because this will catch
-  -- errors in generators where most perform the operation ... - index.
-  tmp_list6 = (true and list or nil)
-  tmp_list6[#tmp_list6 + 1 - (0 + 2)] = 'Pulaski'
-  assertEquals(list, {'Picard', 'Pulaski', 'Crusher'}, 'set #-end order list')
-end
-
-
--- Tests the "insert" block.
-function test_insert()
-  list = {'Picard', 'Riker', 'Crusher'}
-  table.insert(list, 1, 'Data')
-  assertEquals(list, {'Data', 'Picard', 'Riker', 'Crusher'}, 'insert first list')
-  list = {'Picard', 'Riker', 'Crusher'}
-  table.insert((true and list or nil), 1, 'Data')
-  assertEquals(list, {'Data', 'Picard', 'Riker', 'Crusher'}, 'insert first order list')
-  list = {'Picard', 'Riker', 'Crusher'}
-  table.insert(list, #list + 1, 'Data')
-  assertEquals(list, {'Picard', 'Riker', 'Crusher', 'Data'}, 'insert last list')
-  list = {'Picard', 'Riker', 'Crusher'}
-  tmp_list7 = (true and list or nil)
-  table.insert(tmp_list7, #tmp_list7 + 1, 'Data')
-  assertEquals(list, {'Picard', 'Riker', 'Crusher', 'Data'}, 'insert last order list')
-  list = {'Picard', 'Riker', 'Crusher'}
-  table.insert(list, math.random(#list), 'Data')
-  assertEquals(#list, 4, 'insert random list')
-  list = {'Picard', 'Riker', 'Crusher'}
-  tmp_list8 = (true and list or nil)
-  table.insert(tmp_list8, math.random(#tmp_list8), 'Data')
-  assertEquals(#list, 4, 'insert random order list')
-  list = {'Picard', 'Riker', 'Crusher'}
-  table.insert(list, 3, 'Data')
-  assertEquals(list, {'Picard', 'Riker', 'Data', 'Crusher'}, 'insert # list')
-  list = {'Picard', 'Riker', 'Crusher'}
-  table.insert((true and list or nil), (true and 3 or nil), 'Data')
-  assertEquals(list, {'Picard', 'Riker', 'Data', 'Crusher'}, 'insert # order list')
-  list = {'Picard', 'Riker', 'Crusher'}
-  table.insert(list, #list + 1 - 1, 'Data')
-  assertEquals(list, {'Picard', 'Riker', 'Data', 'Crusher'}, 'insert #-end list')
-  list = {'Picard', 'Riker', 'Crusher'}
-  -- The order for index for #-end is addition because this will catch
-  -- errors in generators where most perform the operation ... - index.
-  tmp_list9 = (true and list or nil)
-  table.insert(tmp_list9, #tmp_list9 + 1 - (0 + 2), 'Data')
-  assertEquals(list, {'Picard', 'Data', 'Riker', 'Crusher'}, 'insert #-end order list')
-end
-
-
-function list_sublist_from_start_from_start(source, at1, at2)
-  local t = {}
-  local start = at1
-  local finish = at2
-  for i = start, finish do
-    table.insert(t, source[i])
-  end
-  return t
-end
-
-function list_sublist_from_end_from_end(source, at1, at2)
-  local t = {}
-  local start = #source + 1 - at1
-  local finish = #source + 1 - at2
-  for i = start, finish do
-    table.insert(t, source[i])
-  end
-  return t
-end
-
-function list_sublist_first_last(source)
-  local t = {}
-  local start = 1
-  local finish = #source
-  for i = start, finish do
-    table.insert(t, source[i])
-  end
-  return t
-end
-
-function list_sublist_from_start_from_end(source, at1, at2)
-  local t = {}
-  local start = at1
-  local finish = #source + 1 - at2
-  for i = start, finish do
-    table.insert(t, source[i])
-  end
-  return t
-end
-
-function list_sublist_from_end_from_start(source, at1, at2)
-  local t = {}
-  local start = #source + 1 - at1
-  local finish = at2
-  for i = start, finish do
-    table.insert(t, source[i])
-  end
-  return t
-end
-
-function list_sublist_first_from_start(source, at2)
-  local t = {}
-  local start = 1
-  local finish = at2
-  for i = start, finish do
-    table.insert(t, source[i])
-  end
-  return t
-end
-
-function list_sublist_first_from_end(source, at2)
-  local t = {}
-  local start = 1
-  local finish = #source + 1 - at2
-  for i = start, finish do
-    table.insert(t, source[i])
-  end
-  return t
-end
-
-function list_sublist_from_start_last(source, at1)
-  local t = {}
-  local start = at1
-  local finish = #source
-  for i = start, finish do
-    table.insert(t, source[i])
-  end
-  return t
-end
-
-function list_sublist_from_end_last(source, at1)
-  local t = {}
-  local start = #source + 1 - at1
-  local finish = #source
-  for i = start, finish do
-    table.insert(t, source[i])
-  end
-  return t
-end
-
--- Tests the "get sub-list" block with a variable.
-function test_sublist_simple()
-  list = {'Columbia', 'Challenger', 'Discovery', 'Atlantis', 'Endeavour'}
-  assertEquals(list_sublist_from_start_from_start(list, 2, 3), {'Challenger', 'Discovery'}, 'sublist # simple')
-  assertEquals(list_sublist_from_start_from_start(list, true and 2 or nil, true and 3 or nil), {'Challenger', 'Discovery'}, 'sublist # simple order')
-  assertEquals(list_sublist_from_end_from_end(list, 3, 2), {'Discovery', 'Atlantis'}, 'sublist #-end simple')
-  -- The order for index for #-end is addition because this will catch errors in generators where most perform the operation ... - index.
-  assertEquals(list_sublist_from_end_from_end(list, 0 + 3, 0 + 2), {'Discovery', 'Atlantis'}, 'sublist #-end simple order')
-  assertEquals(list_sublist_first_last(list), list, 'sublist first-last simple')
-  changing_list = {'Columbia', 'Challenger', 'Discovery', 'Atlantis', 'Endeavour'}
-  list_copy = list_sublist_first_last(changing_list)
-  table.remove(changing_list, math.random(#changing_list))
-  assertEquals(list_copy, list, 'sublist first-last simple copy check')
-  assertEquals(list_sublist_from_start_from_end(list, 2, 2), {'Challenger', 'Discovery', 'Atlantis'}, 'sublist # #-end simple')
-  assertEquals(list_sublist_from_end_from_start(list, 3, 4), {'Discovery', 'Atlantis'}, 'sublist #-end # simple')
-  assertEquals(list_sublist_first_from_start(list, 4), {'Columbia', 'Challenger', 'Discovery', 'Atlantis'}, 'sublist first # simple')
-  assertEquals(list_sublist_first_from_end(list, 4), {'Columbia', 'Challenger'}, 'sublist first #-end simple')
-  assertEquals(list_sublist_from_start_last(list, 4), {'Atlantis', 'Endeavour'}, 'sublist # last simple')
-  assertEquals(list_sublist_from_end_last(list, 4), {'Challenger', 'Discovery', 'Atlantis', 'Endeavour'}, 'sublist #-end last simple')
-  assertEquals(list_sublist_from_start_from_end(list, 1, 1), list, 'sublist all with # #-end simple')
-  assertEquals(list_sublist_from_end_from_start(list, 5, 5), list, 'sublist all with #-end # simple')
-  -- Checks that the whole list is properly retrieved even if the value for start and end is not a simple number. This is especially important in generators where sublist uses [x:length - y] for # #-end.
-  assertEquals(list_sublist_from_start_from_end(list, 0 + 1, 0 + 1), list, 'sublist all with # #-end math simple')
-end
-
-
--- Creates a list for use with the sublist test.
-function get_space_shuttles()
-  number_of_calls = number_of_calls + 1
-  return {'Columbia', 'Challenger', 'Discovery', 'Atlantis', 'Endeavour'}
-end
-
-
--- Tests the "get sub-list" block with a function call.
-function test_sublist_complex()
-  number_of_calls = 0
-  assertEquals(list_sublist_from_start_from_start(get_space_shuttles(), 2, 3), {'Challenger', 'Discovery'}, 'sublist # start complex')
-  check_number_of_calls('sublist # start complex')
-  number_of_calls = 0
-  assertEquals(list_sublist_from_start_from_start(true and get_space_shuttles() or nil, true and 2 or nil, true and 3 or nil), {'Challenger', 'Discovery'}, 'sublist # start order complex')
-  check_number_of_calls('sublist # start order complex')
-  number_of_calls = 0
-  -- The order for index for #-end is addition because this will catch errors in generators where most perform the operation ... - index.
-  assertEquals(list_sublist_from_end_from_end(get_space_shuttles(), 3, 2), {'Discovery', 'Atlantis'}, 'sublist # end complex')
-  assertEquals(number_of_calls, 1, 'sublist # end complex number of calls')
-  number_of_calls = 0
-  assertEquals(list_sublist_from_end_from_end(true and get_space_shuttles() or nil, 0 + 3, 0 + 2), {'Discovery', 'Atlantis'}, 'sublist # end order complex')
-  check_number_of_calls('sublist # end order complex')
-  number_of_calls = 0
-  assertEquals(list_sublist_first_last(get_space_shuttles()), list, 'sublist first-last complex')
-  check_number_of_calls('sublist first-last complex')
-  number_of_calls = 0
-  assertEquals(list_sublist_from_start_from_end(get_space_shuttles(), 2, 2), {'Challenger', 'Discovery', 'Atlantis'}, 'sublist # #-end complex')
-  check_number_of_calls('sublist # #-end complex')
-  number_of_calls = 0
-  assertEquals(list_sublist_from_end_from_start(get_space_shuttles(), 3, 4), {'Discovery', 'Atlantis'}, 'sublist #-end # complex')
-  check_number_of_calls('sublist #-end # complex')
-  number_of_calls = 0
-  assertEquals(list_sublist_first_from_start(get_space_shuttles(), 4), {'Columbia', 'Challenger', 'Discovery', 'Atlantis'}, 'sublist first # complex')
-  check_number_of_calls('sublist first # complex')
-  number_of_calls = 0
-  assertEquals(list_sublist_first_from_end(get_space_shuttles(), 4), {'Columbia', 'Challenger'}, 'sublist first #-end complex')
-  check_number_of_calls('sublist first #-end complex')
-  number_of_calls = 0
-  assertEquals(list_sublist_from_start_last(get_space_shuttles(), 4), {'Atlantis', 'Endeavour'}, 'sublist # last complex')
-  check_number_of_calls('sublist # last complex')
-  number_of_calls = 0
-  assertEquals(list_sublist_from_end_last(get_space_shuttles(), 4), {'Challenger', 'Discovery', 'Atlantis', 'Endeavour'}, 'sublist #-end last simple')
-  check_number_of_calls('sublist #-end last simple')
-  number_of_calls = 0
-  assertEquals(list_sublist_from_start_from_end(get_space_shuttles(), 1, 1), list, 'sublist all with # #-end complex')
-  check_number_of_calls('sublist all with # #-end complex')
-  number_of_calls = 0
-  assertEquals(list_sublist_from_end_from_start(get_space_shuttles(), 5, 5), list, 'sublist all with #-end # complex')
-  check_number_of_calls('sublist all with #-end # complex')
-  number_of_calls = 0
-  -- Checks that the whole list is properly retrieved even if the value for start and end is not a simple number. This is especially important in generators where sublist uses [x:length - y] for # #-end.
-  assertEquals(list_sublist_from_start_from_end(get_space_shuttles(), 0 + 1, 0 + 1), list, 'sublist all with # #-end math complex')
-  check_number_of_calls('sublist all with # #-end math complex')
-end
-
-
--- Tests the "join" block.
-function test_join()
-  list = {'Vulcan', 'Klingon', 'Borg'}
-  assertEquals(table.concat(list, ','), 'Vulcan,Klingon,Borg', 'join')
-  assertEquals(table.concat(true and list or nil, ','), 'Vulcan,Klingon,Borg', 'join order')
-end
-
-
-function list_string_split(input, delim)
-  local t = {}
-  local pos = 1
-  while true do
-    next_delim = string.find(input, delim, pos)
-    if next_delim == nil then
-      table.insert(t, string.sub(input, pos))
-      break
-    else
-      table.insert(t, string.sub(input, pos, next_delim-1))
-      pos = next_delim + #delim
-    end
-  end
-  return t
-end
-
--- Tests the "split" block.
-function test_split()
-  text = 'Vulcan,Klingon,Borg'
-  assertEquals(list_string_split(text, ','), {'Vulcan', 'Klingon', 'Borg'}, 'split')
-  assertEquals(list_string_split(true and text or nil, ','), {'Vulcan', 'Klingon', 'Borg'}, 'split order')
-end
-
-
-function list_sort(list, typev, direction)
-  local t = {}
-  for n,v in pairs(list) do table.insert(t, v) end
-  local compareFuncs = {
-    NUMERIC = function(a, b)
-      return (tonumber(tostring(a)) or 0)
-          < (tonumber(tostring(b)) or 0) end,
-    TEXT = function(a, b)
-      return tostring(a) < tostring(b) end,
-    IGNORE_CASE = function(a, b)
-      return string.lower(tostring(a)) < string.lower(tostring(b)) end
-  }
-  local compareTemp = compareFuncs[typev]
-  local compare = compareTemp
-  if direction == -1
-  then compare = function(a, b) return compareTemp(b, a) end
-  end
-  table.sort(t, compare)
-  return t
-end
-
--- Tests the "alphabetic sort" block.
-function test_sort_alphabetic()
-  list = {'Vulcan', 'klingon', 'Borg'}
-  assertEquals(list_sort(list,"TEXT", 1), {'Borg', 'Vulcan', 'klingon'}, 'sort alphabetic ascending')
-  assertEquals(list_sort(true and list or nil,"TEXT", 1), {'Borg', 'Vulcan', 'klingon'}, 'sort alphabetic ascending order')
-end
-
-
--- Tests the "alphabetic sort ignore case" block.
-function test_sort_ignoreCase()
-  list = {'Vulcan', 'klingon', 'Borg'}
-  assertEquals(list_sort(list,"IGNORE_CASE", 1), {'Borg', 'klingon', 'Vulcan'}, 'sort ignore case ascending')
-  assertEquals(list_sort(true and list or nil,"IGNORE_CASE", 1), {'Borg', 'klingon', 'Vulcan'}, 'sort ignore case ascending order')
-end
-
-
--- Tests the "numeric sort" block.
-function test_sort_numeric()
-  list = {8, 18, -1}
-  assertEquals(list_sort(list,"NUMERIC", -1), {18, 8, -1}, 'sort numeric descending')
-  assertEquals(list_sort(true and list or nil,"NUMERIC", -1), {18, 8, -1}, 'sort numeric descending order')
-end
-
-
-function list_reverse(input)
-  local reversed = {}
-  for i = #input, 1, -1 do
-    table.insert(reversed, input[i])
-  end
-  return reversed
-end
-
--- Tests the "list reverse" block.
-function test_lists_reverse()
-  list = {8, 18, -1, 64}
-  assertEquals(list_reverse(list), {64, -1, 18, 8}, 'reverse a copy')
-  assertEquals(list, {8, 18, -1, 64}, 'reverse a copy original')
-  list = {}
-  assertEquals(list_reverse(list), {}, 'empty list')
-end
-
-
--- Describe this function...
-function test_procedure()
-  procedure_1(8, 2)
-  assertEquals(proc_z, 4, 'procedure with global')
-  proc_w = false
-  procedure_2(false)
-  assertEquals(proc_w, true, 'procedure no return')
-  proc_w = false
-  procedure_2(true)
-  assertEquals(proc_w, false, 'procedure return')
-end
-
-
--- Describe this function...
-function procedure_1(proc_x, proc_y)
-  proc_z = proc_x / proc_y
-end
-
-
--- Describe this function...
-function procedure_2(proc_x)
-  if proc_x then
-    return
-  end
-  proc_w = true
-end
-
-
--- Describe this function...
-function test_function()
-  assertEquals(function_1(2, 3), -1, 'function with arguments')
-  assertEquals(func_z, 'side effect', 'function with side effect')
-  func_a = 'unchanged'
-  func_c = 'global'
-  assertEquals(function_2(2), '3global', 'function with global')
-  assertEquals(func_a, 'unchanged', 'function with scope')
-  assertEquals(function_3(true), true, 'function return')
-  assertEquals(function_3(false), false, 'function no return')
-end
-
-
--- Describe this function...
-function function_1(func_x, func_y)
-  func_z = 'side effect'
-  return func_x - func_y
-end
-
-
--- Describe this function...
-function function_2(func_a)
-  func_a = func_a + 1
-  return func_a .. func_c
-end
-
-
--- Describe this function...
-function function_3(func_a)
-  if func_a then
-    return true
-  end
-  return false
-end
-
-
--- Describe this function...
-function recurse(n)
-  if n > 0 then
-    text = table.concat({recurse(n - 1), n, recurse(n - 1)})
-  else
-    text = '-'
-  end
-  return text
-end
-
-
-
-unittestResults = {}
-print('\n====================\n\nRunning suite: Logic')
-assertEquals(true, true, 'True')
-assertEquals(false, false, 'False')
-assertEquals(not false, true, 'Not true')
-assertEquals(not true, false, 'Not false')
-test_if()
-test_ifelse()
-test_equalities()
-test_and()
-test_or()
-test_ternary()
-print(unittest_report())
-unittestResults = nil
-
-unittestResults = {}
-print('\n====================\n\nRunning suite: Loops 1')
-test_repeat()
-test_repeat_ext()
-test_while()
-test_foreach()
-print(unittest_report())
-unittestResults = nil
-
-unittestResults = {}
-print('\n====================\n\nRunning suite: Loops 2')
-test_count_loops()
-test_count_by()
-print(unittest_report())
-unittestResults = nil
-
-unittestResults = {}
-print('\n====================\n\nRunning suite: Loops 3')
-test_break()
-test_continue()
-print(unittest_report())
-unittestResults = nil
-
-unittestResults = {}
-print('\n====================\n\nRunning suite: Math')
-test_arithmetic()
-test_single()
-test_trig()
-test_constant()
-test_change()
-test_number_properties()
-test_round()
-test_operations_on_list()
-test_constraint()
-test_mod()
-test_random_integer()
-test_random_fraction()
-test_atan2()
-print(unittest_report())
-unittestResults = nil
-
-unittestResults = {}
-print('\n====================\n\nRunning suite: Text')
-test_text_length()
-test_empty_text()
-test_create_text()
-test_append()
-test_find_text_simple()
-test_find_text_complex()
-test_get_text_simple()
-test_get_text_complex()
-test_substring_simple()
-test_substring_complex()
-test_case()
-test_trim()
-test_count_text()
-test_text_reverse()
-test_replace()
-print(unittest_report())
-unittestResults = nil
-
-unittestResults = {}
-print('\n====================\n\nRunning suite: Lists')
-test_create_lists()
-test_lists_empty()
-test_lists_length()
-test_find_lists_simple()
-test_find_lists_complex()
-test_get_lists_simple()
-test_get_lists_create_list()
-test_get_lists_complex()
-test_getRemove()
-test_remove()
-test_set()
-test_insert()
-test_sublist_simple()
-test_sublist_complex()
-test_join()
-test_split()
-test_sort_alphabetic()
-test_sort_ignoreCase()
-test_sort_numeric()
-test_lists_reverse()
-print(unittest_report())
-unittestResults = nil
-
-unittestResults = {}
-print('\n====================\n\nRunning suite: Variables')
-item = 123
-assertEquals(item, 123, 'variable')
-if2 = 123
-assertEquals(if2, 123, 'reserved variable')
-print(unittest_report())
-unittestResults = nil
-
-local _ = -- Intentionally non-connected variable.
-naked
-
-unittestResults = {}
-print('\n====================\n\nRunning suite: Functions')
-test_procedure()
-test_function()
-assertEquals(recurse(3), '-1-2-1-3-1-2-1-', 'test recurse')
-print(unittest_report())
-unittestResults = nil