public function CtoolsContextIDTestCase::testNextContextId in Chaos Tool Suite (ctools) 7
Test ctools_context_next_id in various scenarios.
File
- tests/
context.test, line 127 - Test the keyword substitution functionality.
Class
- CtoolsContextIDTestCase
- @file Test the keyword substitution functionality.
Code
public function testNextContextId() {
$test_objects = $this
->getTestContexts();
// If no object list or name is given?
$value = ctools_context_next_id(NULL, NULL);
$expected = 1;
$this
->assertEqual($value, $expected, 'NULL objects have next id ' . $expected);
// If no object list is given?
$value = ctools_context_next_id(NULL, 'bar');
$expected = 1;
$this
->assertEqual($value, $expected, 'NULL objects have next id ' . $expected);
// If no object list is given (another way)?
$value = ctools_context_next_id(array(), 'bar');
$expected = 1;
$this
->assertEqual($value, $expected, 'Empty objects have next id ' . $expected);
// The name is empty... which is just another name.
$value = ctools_context_next_id($test_objects, '');
$expected = 1;
$this
->assertEqual($value, $expected, 'Unnamed objects have next id ' . $expected . ' (got ' . $value . ')');
// The value of the id key is not a number.
$value = ctools_context_next_id($test_objects, 'foo_bar');
$expected = 1;
$this
->assertEqual($value, $expected, 'Objects with non-integer ids are ignored ' . $expected);
// One object's id is not a number (ignore) but another is valid.
$value = ctools_context_next_id($test_objects, 'baz');
$expected = 16;
$this
->assertEqual($value, $expected, 'Baz\'s objects have next id ' . $expected);
// An expected case: there is one match and the id is numeric.
$value = ctools_context_next_id($test_objects, 'foo');
$expected = 2;
$this
->assertEqual($value, $expected, 'Foo\'s objects have next id ' . $expected);
// Another expected case: there are multiple numeric IDs.
$value = ctools_context_next_id($test_objects, 'bar');
$expected = 100;
$this
->assertEqual($value, $expected, 'Bar\'s objects have next id ' . $expected);
}