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  • Committer: Package Import Robot
  • Author(s): Jo Shields
  • Date: 2013-05-12 09:46:03 UTC
  • mto: This revision was merged to the branch mainline in revision 29.
  • Revision ID: package-import@ubuntu.com-20130512094603-mad323bzcxvmcam0
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This is an automatic consistency check for NRefactory.
 
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It loads a solution file and parses all the source code and referenced libraries,
 
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and then performs a set of consistency checks.
 
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These checks assume that the code is valid C# without any compilation errors,
 
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so make sure to only pass in compilable source code.
 
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Checks currently being performed:
 
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 - IDStringConsistencyCheck: Checks that ID strings are unique and refer back to the correct entity
 
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 - RoundtripTest: parses C# code and outputs it again using CSharpOutputVisitor, checking that only whitespace is changing
 
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 - ResolverTest: fully resolves all ASTs and validates that no errors are detected (no false positives in semantic error checking)
 
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 - RandomizedOrderResolverTest: checks that the order of Resolve()/GetResolverState() calls has no effect on the result
 
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 - FindReferencesConsistencyCheck: checks that FindReferences is the inverse of FindReferencedEntities
 
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 XML Tests:
 
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 - IncrementalXmlParserTests: tests that incremental parsing produces results identical to a full reparse
 
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 - XmlReaderTests: compares AXmlParser.Parse().CreateReader() with new XmlTextReader()
 
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 Ideas for further tests:
 
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  - Test token positions (see AstVerifier)
 
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  - Compare resolve results with csc compiler output (using Cecil)
 
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  - Randomly mutate a C# file (e.g. remove tokens) and verify that the parser does not crash