Adding handling of lambda expressions in sequence diagrams

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Bartek Kryza
2022-12-04 01:33:02 +01:00
parent 459baa326c
commit d1d4d5e0e7
9 changed files with 416 additions and 8 deletions

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tests/t20012/.clang-uml Normal file
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compilation_database_dir: ..
output_directory: puml
diagrams:
t20012_sequence:
type: sequence
glob:
- ../../tests/t20012/t20012.cc
include:
namespaces:
- clanguml::t20012
using_namespace:
- clanguml::t20012
start_from:
- function: "clanguml::t20012::tmain()"

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tests/t20012/t20012.cc Normal file
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#include <functional>
#include <utility>
namespace clanguml {
namespace t20012 {
struct A {
void a() { aa(); }
void aa() { aaa(); }
void aaa() { }
};
struct B {
void b() { bb(); }
void bb() { bbb(); }
void bbb() { }
};
struct C {
void c() { cc(); }
void cc() { ccc(); }
void ccc() { }
};
template <typename F> struct R {
R(F &&f)
: f_{std::move(f)}
{
}
void r() { f_(); }
F f_;
};
void tmain()
{
A a;
B b;
C c;
// The activity shouldn't be marked at the lambda definition, but
// wherever it is actually called...
auto alambda = [&a, &b]() {
a.a();
b.b();
};
// ...like here
alambda();
// There should be no call to B in the sequence diagram as the blambda
// is never called
[[maybe_unused]] auto blambda = [&b]() { b.b(); };
// Nested lambdas should also work
auto clambda = [alambda, &c]() {
c.c();
alambda();
};
clambda();
R r{[&c]() { c.c(); }};
r.r();
}
}
}

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/**
* tests/t20012/test_case.h
*
* Copyright (c) 2021-2022 Bartek Kryza <bkryza@gmail.com>
*
* Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
* you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
* You may obtain a copy of the License at
*
* http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
*
* Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
* distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
* WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
* See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
* limitations under the License.
*/
TEST_CASE("t20012", "[test-case][sequence]")
{
auto [config, db] = load_config("t20012");
auto diagram = config.diagrams["t20012_sequence"];
REQUIRE(diagram->name == "t20012_sequence");
auto model = generate_sequence_diagram(*db, diagram);
REQUIRE(model->name() == "t20012_sequence");
auto puml = generate_sequence_puml(diagram, *model);
AliasMatcher _A(puml);
REQUIRE_THAT(puml, StartsWith("@startuml"));
REQUIRE_THAT(puml, EndsWith("@enduml\n"));
// Check if all calls exist
REQUIRE_THAT(puml,
HasCall(_A("tmain()"), _A("tmain()##(lambda 49:20)"), "operator()"));
REQUIRE_THAT(puml, HasCall(_A("tmain()##(lambda 49:20)"), _A("A"), "a"));
REQUIRE_THAT(puml, HasCall(_A("A"), _A("A"), "aa"));
REQUIRE_THAT(puml, HasCall(_A("A"), _A("A"), "aaa"));
REQUIRE_THAT(puml, HasCall(_A("tmain()##(lambda 49:20)"), _A("B"), "b"));
REQUIRE_THAT(puml, HasCall(_A("B"), _A("B"), "bb"));
REQUIRE_THAT(puml, HasCall(_A("B"), _A("B"), "bbb"));
REQUIRE_THAT(puml, HasCall(_A("tmain()##(lambda 62:20)"), _A("C"), "c"));
REQUIRE_THAT(puml, HasCall(_A("C"), _A("C"), "cc"));
REQUIRE_THAT(puml, HasCall(_A("C"), _A("C"), "ccc"));
REQUIRE_THAT(puml,
HasCall(_A("tmain()##(lambda 62:20)"), _A("tmain()##(lambda 49:20)"),
"operator()"));
REQUIRE_THAT(puml, HasCall(_A("C"), _A("C"), "ccc"));
REQUIRE_THAT(puml, HasCall(_A("tmain()"), _A("R<R##(lambda 68:9)>"), "r"));
REQUIRE_THAT(puml,
HasCall(_A("R<R##(lambda 68:9)>"), _A("tmain()##(lambda 68:9)"),
"operator()"));
REQUIRE_THAT(
puml, HasCall(_A("tmain()##(lambda 68:9)"), _A("C"), "c"));
save_puml(
"./" + config.output_directory() + "/" + diagram->name + ".puml", puml);
}

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#include "t20009/test_case.h"
#include "t20010/test_case.h"
#include "t20011/test_case.h"
#include "t20012/test_case.h"
///
/// Package diagram tests