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/*
* Authors:
* Peter Wu (0783206)
* Andrea Evangelista (0876766)
*/
package regex;
import dk.brics.automaton.RegExp;
import dk.brics.automaton.RunAutomaton;
public class RegexTest {
private final RunAutomaton r;
public RegexTest(String regex) {
System.out.println("regular expression = " + regex);
r = new RunAutomaton(new RegExp(regex).toAutomaton());
}
public long dfaMatch(String input, int index) {
long start = System.nanoTime();
int length = r.run(input, index);
long end = System.nanoTime();
if (length == -1) {
System.out.println("No match found!");
} else {
String s = input.substring(index, index + length);
System.out.println("Found: " + s);
}
return end - start;
}
void runTest(String input, int index) {
System.out.println("input string = " + input);
System.out.println("index = " + index);
long dfaMatchTime = dfaMatch(input, index);
System.out.println("dfaMatchTime " + dfaMatchTime);
}
private void check(String input, boolean expectOk) {
boolean accepted = r.run(input);
System.out.println("Testing input: " + input);
if (expectOk && !accepted || !expectOk && accepted) {
throw new RuntimeException("Unexpected result for " + input);
}
}
void assertOk(String input) {
check(input, true);
}
void assertFail(String input) {
check(input, false);
}
static void checkId() {
RegexTest reId = new RegexTest("[a-z][a-z0-9]*");
reId.assertOk("id");
reId.assertOk("d0d");
reId.assertFail("Id");
reId.assertFail("0");
reId.assertFail("0d");
reId.assertFail("aD");
System.out.println();
}
static void checkNAT() {
RegexTest reNAT = new RegexTest("[0]|[1-9][0-9]*");
reNAT.assertOk("2");
reNAT.assertOk("14451");
reNAT.assertFail("Id");
reNAT.assertFail("-145711");
reNAT.assertFail("01");
System.out.println();
}
static void checkFLOAT() {
String UnsignedInt = "([0]|([1-9][0-9]*))";
String SignedInt = "[\\+\\-]?" + UnsignedInt;
String UnsignedReal = "(" + UnsignedInt + "\\." + "[0-9]+" + "([eE]" + SignedInt + ")?" + ")";
UnsignedReal += "|(" + UnsignedInt + "[eE]" + SignedInt + ")";
String Number = UnsignedInt + "|" + UnsignedReal;
RegexTest reFLOAT = new RegexTest(Number);
reFLOAT.assertOk("0");
reFLOAT.assertOk("1");
reFLOAT.assertOk("14");
reFLOAT.assertOk("0.1");
reFLOAT.assertOk("3e4");
reFLOAT.assertOk("3.014e-7");
reFLOAT.assertOk("3.14E-7");
reFLOAT.assertFail("00");
reFLOAT.assertFail("01");
reFLOAT.assertFail("04.1");
reFLOAT.assertFail("3e04");
reFLOAT.assertFail("3.14e-07");
reFLOAT.assertFail("");
reFLOAT.assertFail("e7");
System.out.println();
}
static void checkString() {
/* String ::= (UnescapedChar | "\" EscapedChar)*
* UnescapedChar ::= Char - ["] - "\"
* (* All Unicode chars but quote and backslash *)
* EscapedChar ::= ["] | "\"
*/
RegexTest reString = new RegexTest("([^\\\"\\\\]|\\\\[\\\"\\\\])*");
reString.assertOk("");
reString.assertOk("abc");
reString.assertOk("a\\\"b\\\"c");
reString.assertOk("\\\"");
reString.assertFail("a\"b\"c");
reString.assertFail("\"");
reString.assertFail("\\");
reString.assertFail("\\x");
reString.assertFail("\\\\\"");
System.out.println();
}
static void checkMatlabComment() {
/* EOL ::= #0a (* LF character *)
* WSP ::= " " | #09 (* horizontal space and tab *)
* CharWithoutEOL ::= Char - EOL
* SingleLineComment ::= "%" CharWithoutEOL*
* MultiLineComment ::= "%{" WSP* EOL (CharWithoutEOL* EOL)* WSP* "%}"
* Comment ::= SingleLineComment | MultiLineComment
*
* According to the Mathlab docs[1], there can be no other data on the
* same line. According to a Wikibooks article[2] and by manual testing
* in Mathlab (actually Octave), it turns out that whitespace is allowed
* on the same line as "%{" and "%}". We only care about the begin/end
* of comment, so excluding any leading and trailing whitespace.
*
* The EOL is not well-specified, assume LF as that is the format that
* seems to be used[3].
*
* [1]: http://nl.mathworks.com/help/matlab/matlab_prog/comments.html
* [2]: https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/MATLAB_Programming/Comments
* [3]: https://stackoverflow.com/q/6823168
*/
String sl = "%[^\n]*";
String ml = "%\\{[ \t]*\n" + "([^\n]*\n)*" + "[ \t]*%\\}";
RegexTest reMatlabComment = new RegexTest("(" + sl + ")|(" + ml + ")");
// single line comments
reMatlabComment.assertOk("%");
reMatlabComment.assertOk("%abc");
reMatlabComment.assertOk("% abc");
reMatlabComment.assertOk("%%");
reMatlabComment.assertOk("%% abc");
reMatlabComment.assertFail("%\n");
reMatlabComment.assertFail("%a\n");
reMatlabComment.assertFail("%%\n");
reMatlabComment.assertFail("%a\n%b");
// Single-line comments that could be mistaken for multi-line comments
reMatlabComment.assertOk("%{%}");
reMatlabComment.assertOk("%{%}x");
reMatlabComment.assertOk("%{x%}");
reMatlabComment.assertOk("%{%}%}");
// Multi-line comments
reMatlabComment.assertOk("%{\n%}");
reMatlabComment.assertOk("%{\n\n%}");
reMatlabComment.assertOk("%{\nxxx\n%}");
reMatlabComment.assertOk("%{\n\nxxx\n%}");
reMatlabComment.assertOk("%{\nxxx\n\n%}");
reMatlabComment.assertOk("%{ \n %}");
reMatlabComment.assertOk("%{ \nx\n \t %}");
reMatlabComment.assertFail("%{x\n%}");
reMatlabComment.assertFail("%{\nx%}");
reMatlabComment.assertFail("%{\n%}x");
reMatlabComment.assertFail("%{ \nx %}");
reMatlabComment.assertFail("%{\n%}%}");
}
public static void main(String[] args) {
checkId();
checkNAT();
checkFLOAT();
checkString();
checkMatlabComment();
System.out.println("Passed.");
}
}
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