#!/usr/bin/perl -w
# 37K2jPD - test.pl created by Pip@CPAN.Org to validate Math::BaseCnv
#     functionality.  
#   This script mimics Ken Williams' <ken@forums.swathmore.edu>
#     test cases for his Math::BaseCalc module.  I have included dig()
#     function calls with most tests out of respect for BaseCalc even
#     though the only necessary calls are the ones that set the 
#     digits to something other than '0'..'9', 'A'..'Z' since my 
#     Math::BaseCnv diginit() function initializes the digit list with
#     good characters for any small common number bases.  My benchmarks
#     showed BaseCnv to require about 3/4ths of the execution time
#     needed by BaseCalc when including all the unnecessary dig() calls
#     && about twice as fast when dig() is only called when it must be.
#     BaseCalc may not need all the $calc->digits() calls either though
#     so that last one is probably an unfair performance comparison.
#     Besides speed, conversion functions make more sense to me than
#     objects since I want to use them so frequently... even if Perl's
#     hex() builtin is the opposite behavior of mine =).
#   Before `make install' is performed this script should be run with
#     `make test'.  After `make install' it should work as `perl test.pl'.
BEGIN { $| = 1; print "0..21\n"; }
END   { print "not ok 1\n" unless($loaded); }
use Math::BaseCnv qw(:all);
my $calc; my $result; my $TESTNUM = 0;
$loaded = 1;
&report(1);
sub report { # prints test progress
  my $bad = !shift;
  print "not " x $bad;
  print "ok ", $TESTNUM++, "\n";
  print @_ if $ENV{TEST_VERBOSE} and $bad;
}
#$calc = new Math::BaseCalc(digits=>[0,1]);
dig( [ '0', '1' ] );
$calc = 2;
&report($calc);
#$result = $calc->from_base('01101');
$result = cnv('01101', 2, 10);
&report($result == 13, "$result\n");
#$calc->digits('bin');
#$result = $calc->from_base('1101');
dig('bin'); 
$result = cnv('1101', 2, 10);
&report($result == 13, "$result\n");
#$result = $calc->to_base(13);
$result = cnv(13, 2); # omitting last param assumes first is already 10 to ?
&report($result eq '1101', "$result\n");
#$calc->digits('hex');
#$result = $calc->to_base(46);
dig('hex'); 
$result = hex(46);
&report($result eq '2e', "$result\n");
#$calc->digits([qw(i  a m  v e r y  p u n k)]);
#$result = $calc->to_base(13933);
dig( [ qw(i  a m  v e r y  p u n k) ] ); 
#$result = cnv(13933, 10, 11); 
$result = cnv(13933, scalar( dig() )); # empty dig() returns the char array
&report($result eq 'krap', "$result\n");
#$calc->digits('hex');
#$result = $calc->to_base('-17');
dig('hex'); 
$result = hex(-17);
&report($result eq '-11', "$result\n");
#$calc->digits('hex');
#$result = $calc->from_base('-11');
dig('hex'); 
$result = dec(-11);
&report($result eq '-17', "$result\n");
# no fractions in BaseCnv!  ...
#  $calc->digits('hex');
#  $result = $calc->from_base('-11.05');
#  &report($result eq '-17.01953125', "$result\n");
#  
#  $calc->digits([0..6]);
#  $result = $calc->from_base('0.1');
#  &report($result eq (1/7), "$result\n");
# ... so do two more dig tests instead
dig( [ qw(i  a m  v e r y  p u n k) ] ); 
$result = cnv(13542, scalar( dig() )); 
&report($result eq 'kaka', "$result\n");
dig( [ qw( n a c h o z   y u m ) ] );
$result = cnv(lc('MunchYummyNachoChz'), 9, 10) / (10**17);
$result = substr($result, 0, 10);
&report($result eq '1.46443919', "$result\n");
# Test large numbers && dec/hex functions
#$calc->digits('hex');
#my $r1 = $calc->to_base(2**55 + 5);
#$result = $calc->from_base($calc->to_base(2**55 + 5));
#warn "res: $r1, $result";
dig('hex'); 
$calc   =       hex(2**55 + 5);
$result =   dec(hex(2**55 + 5));
&report($result eq (2**55 + 5), "$result\n");
#$calc->digits('bin');
#my $first  = $calc->from_base('1110111');
#my $second = $calc->from_base('1010110');
#my $third = $calc->to_base($first * $second);
dig('bin');
my $first  = cnv('1110111',           2, 10);
my $second = cnv('1010110',           2, 10);
my $third  = cnv(($first * $second),      2);
&report($third eq '10011111111010', "$third\n");
# Test b10/b64 functions
diginit();
$result = b64(1234567890); # 10 base10 digits is only 6 bass64 digits
&report($result eq '19bWBI', "$result\n");
$result = b10('TheBootyBoys.com') / (10**28); # Around The Corner =)
$result = substr($result, 0, 10);
&report($result eq '3.67441470', "$result\n");
$result = b10( b64( 127 ) );
&report($result eq '127', "$result\n");
$result = fact( 7 );
&report($result eq '5040', "$result\n");
$result = fact( 8 );
&report($result eq '40320', "$result\n");
$result = choo( 15, 7 );
&report($result eq '6435', "$result\n");
$result = choo( 13, 5 );
&report($result eq '1287', "$result\n");
$result = summ( 7 );
&report($result eq '28', "$result\n");
$result = summ( 15 );
&report($result eq '120', "$result\n");