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sort_with_collator_test:: (10 methods):
testIntlExtensionAvailability()
provideWordPairs()
provideSortedCharList()
testStrcmp()
testSort()
testKSort()
testASort()
testASortFnUrl()
testASortFnSafe()
testASortFnUtf8()
Class: sort_with_collator_test - X-Ref
| testIntlExtensionAvailability() X-Ref |
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| provideWordPairs() X-Ref |
| Provide real word pairs of the languages being tested (when possible). Everything which is beyond the usual A-Z order should be checked, including every character with an accent (diacritic) used in the language. CHECKING NON-EQUIVALENT CHARACTERS (X < Y) In this case, the words are always sorted according to the character pair. Craft word pairs to double-check the collator, such that sort by the next character yields the opposite result. Esperanto example: ĉ < d ĉokolado, dento ==> ĉ < d ==> ĉokolado < dento (if ĉ < d would fail, o < e would also fail ==> collator failure) CHECKING EQUIVALENT CHARACTERS (X = Y) If the sole difference between the words is the character pair, the sort will be as if X < Y. Otherwise the characters will be treated as the same. Craft two word pairs to test both conditions. German example: a = ä Sole diff.: Apfel, Äpfel ==> a < ä ==> Apfel < Äpfel Otherwise: Ämter, Arzt ==> a = ä, m < r ==> Ämter < Arzt CHECKING MULTIPLE EQUIVALENT CHARACTERS (X = Y = Z = ...) An extension of the above case. If the sole difference between the words is a character pair from the given set, the sort will be as if X < Y < Z < ... Otherwise the characters will be treated as the same. Craft at least one word pair to test the first case and as many as possible to test the other case. Portuguese example: e = é = ê Sole diff.: de, dê ==> e < ê ==> de < dê Otherwise: pé, pedra ==> é = e, end of word < d ==> pé < pedra pêssego, peste ==> ê = e, s = s, s < t ==> pêssego < peste see: testStrcmp return: Generator|array |
| provideSortedCharList() X-Ref |
| Provide the sorted sequences of all characters used in the languages being tested. Everything which is beyond the usual A-Z order should be checked. CHECKING NON-EQUIVALENT CHARACTERS (X < Y) Add a 2nd character to double-check the collator, such that sort by the 2nd character yields the opposite result. Esperanto example: ĉ < d 2nd character: ĉe, da ==> ĉ < d ==> ĉe < da (if ĉ < d would fail, e < a would also fail ==> collator failure) CHECKING EQUIVALENT CHARACTERS (X = Y = Z) Don't add a 2nd character, because it would break the test. The lone characters will be sorted as words with a sole difference, that is, as if X < Y < Z. German example: a = ä Sole difference: a, ä ==> a < ä see: testSort see: testKSort see: testASort see: testASortFnUrl see: testASortFnSafe see: testASortFnUtf8 return: Generator|array |
| testStrcmp($lang, $word1, $word2) X-Ref |
param: string $lang param: string $word1 param: string $word2 |
| testSort($lang, $list) X-Ref |
param: string $lang param: string $list |
| testKSort($lang, $list) X-Ref |
param: string $lang param: string $list |
| testASort($lang, $list) X-Ref |
param: string $lang param: string $list |
| testASortFnUrl($lang, $list) X-Ref |
param: string $lang param: string $list |
| testASortFnSafe($lang, $list) X-Ref |
param: string $lang param: string $list |
| testASortFnUtf8($lang, $list) X-Ref |
param: string $lang param: string $list |