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TestDataOutputDatabaseHandler.cpp Go to the documentation of this file. /* ****************************************************************** ** ** OpenSees - Open System for Earthquake Engineering Simulation ** ** Pacific Earthquake Engineering Research Center ** ** ** ** ** ** (C) Copyright 1999, The Regents of the University of California ** ** All Rights Reserved. ** ** ** ** Commercial use of this program without express permission of the ** ** University of California, Berkeley, is strictly prohibited. See ** ** file 'COPYRIGHT' in main directory for information on usage and ** ** redistribution, and for a DISCLAIMER OF ALL WARRANTIES. ** ** ** ** Developed by: ** ** Frank McKenna (fmckenna@ce.berkeley.edu) ** ** Gregory L. Fenves (fenves@ce.berkeley.edu) ** ** Filip C. Filippou (filippou@ce.berkeley.edu) ** ** ** ** ****************************************************************** */ // $Revision: 1.1 $ // $Date: 2004/11/13 00:54:54 $ // $Source: /usr/local/cvs/OpenSees/SRC/handler/TestDataOutputDatabaseHandler.cpp,v $ // Written: fmk 11/04 // Revised: // // Purpose: This file is a driver to test the DataOutputHandler concrete subclasses. #include <stdlib.h> #include <OPS_Globals.h> #include <Domain.h> #include <Vector.h> #include <FEM_ObjectBroker.h> #include <StandardStream.h> #include <FileDatastore.h> #include <DataOutputDatabaseHandler.h> // global variables StandardStream sserr; OPS_Stream &opserr = sserr; double ops_Dt =0; Domain *ops_TheActiveDomain =0; Element *ops_TheActiveElement =0; int main(int argc, char **argv) { // // local variables used in test // Domain theDomain; FEM_ObjectBroker theBroker; int numColumns = 5; char *columns[numColumns]; char column1[] = "col1"; char column2[] = "col2"; char column3[] = "col3"; char column4[] = "col4"; char column5[] = "col5"; columns[0] = column1; columns[1] = column2; columns[2] = column3; columns[3] = column4; columns[4] = column5; int result, result1, result2, result3, result4; Vector data1(numColumns); Vector data2(numColumns-1); for (int i=0; i<numColumns; i++) data1(i) = i+1; for (int i=0; i<numColumns-1; i++) data2(i) = i+1; FileDatastore theDatabase("testDatabase", theDomain, theBroker); opserr << " *******************************************************************\n"; opserr << " DataOutputDatabaseHandler unit test\n"; opserr << " *******************************************************************\n\n"; opserr << " The DataOutputFile class provides implements 2 methods \n"; opserr << " open() - to open a connection to the o/p stream"; opserr << " write() - to send the contents of a vector to this stream\n\n"; opserr << " *******************************************************************\n"; // // first test we can create DataOutputFile object to test. // opserr << "TEST: Creation of DataOutputFile object - will create 4 objects 1,2,3 and 4 (3,4 have no assigned database)\n"; DataOutputDatabaseHandler *theHandler1 = new DataOutputDatabaseHandler(&theDatabase, "UnitTest1"); DataOutputDatabaseHandler *theHandler2 = new DataOutputDatabaseHandler(&theDatabase, "UnitTest2"); DataOutputDatabaseHandler *theHandler3 = new DataOutputDatabaseHandler(0, "UnitTest3"); DataOutputDatabaseHandler *theHandler4 = new DataOutputDatabaseHandler(0, 0); if (theHandler1 != 0 && theHandler2 != 0 && theHandler3 != 0 && theHandler4 != 0) opserr << "PASS: Creation of DataOutputDatabaseHandler object\n\n"; else { opserr << "FAIL: Creation of DataOutputDatabaseHandler object\n\n"; exit(-1); } // // test open() method // opserr << "Now We Test open()\n\t 1. invoke open() on 1 and 2\n"; opserr << "Invoking on handler 1\n"; result1 = theHandler1->open(columns, numColumns); opserr << "Invoking on handler 2\n"; result2 = theHandler2->open(columns, numColumns); if (result1 == 0 && result2 == 0) opserr << "PASS: open() method with VALID args\n\n"; else { opserr << "FAIL: open() method with VALID args\n\n"; } // // a number of tests to test open() method will fail if invalid args passed // expected result: should fail, print out an error message and return != 0 for all following tests. // opserr << "TEST: open() method with valid args but no database set\n"; result = theHandler4->open(columns, numColumns-1); if (result != 0) opserr << "PASS: open() method with valid args but no database set\n\n"; else { opserr << "FAIL: open() method with valid args but no database set\n\n"; } opserr << "TEST: open() method with bad column descriptions\n"; result = theHandler1->open(0, 2); if (result != 0) opserr << "PASS: open() method with bad column descriptors\n\n"; else { opserr << "FAIL: open() method with bad column descriptors\n\n"; } opserr << "TEST: open() method with negative number of columns\n"; result = theHandler1->open(columns, -1); if (result != 0) opserr << "PASS: open() method with negative columns\n\n"; else { opserr << "FAIL: open() method with negative columns\n\n"; } // // test setDatabase() // opserr << "Now We Test setDatabase & open after setDatabase on handler 2\n"; result = theHandler3->setDatabase(theDatabase, "UnitTest3"); result += theHandler3->open(columns, numColumns-1); if (result == 0) opserr << "PASS: setDatabase() then open()\n\n"; else { opserr << "FAIL: setDatabase() then open()\n\n"; } // // test we can insert data into the file // expected result: should return 0 and append line to <tableName>.out file // // // test: write() // opserr << "Now We Test write()\n\t 1. invoke write() 3 times with valid args on both handler1, handler2 and handler3\n"; opserr << "\t 2. invoke write() with invalid args a number of times\n\n"; // // test we can insert data into the file // expected result: should return 0 and append line to <tableName>.out file // result1 = 0; result2 = 0; result3 = 0; for (int i=0; i<3; i++) { result1 += theHandler1->write(data1); result1 += theHandler2->write(data1); result3 += theHandler3->write(data2); data1 += numColumns; data2 += numColumns-1; } // check the files exist and of correct size, UnitTest1.out should have 3 lines. if (result1 == 0 && result2 == 0 && result3 == 0) opserr << "PASS: write() method with VALID args\n\n"; else { opserr << "FAIL: write() method with VALID args\n\n"; } // // a number of tests to test the insert data will fail if data invalied // expected result: all should return negative values & possible warning messages // opserr << "TEST: call write() method with incorrect vector size\n"; result = theHandler3->write(data1); if (result != 0) opserr << "PASS: write() method with incorrect vector size\n\n"; else { opserr << "FAIL: write() method with incorrect vector size\n\n"; } opserr << "TEST: call write() method on handler which has not been set\n"; result = theHandler4->write(data1); if (result != 0) opserr << "PASS: write() method to handler where open has not been called\n\n"; else { opserr << "FAIL: write() method to handler where open has not been called\n\n"; } // // finally test we can destroy a DataOutputDatabaseHandler object. // opserr << "TEST: Destruction of DataOutputDatabaseHandler object\n"; delete theHandler1; delete theHandler2; delete theHandler3; delete theHandler4; // if get to here without a segmentation fault destructor passes opserr << "PASS: Destruction of DataOutputDatabaseHandler object\n\n"; exit(0); } Generated on Mon Oct 23 15:05:13 2006 for OpenSees by  1.5.0

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