kotlin-fork/libraries/stdlib/test/language/RangeTest.kt

package language

import org.junit.Test as test
import kotlin.test.*

class RangeTest {
    test fun upRange() {
        val range = 0.rangeTo(9)
        println("Have created up range: $range")
        assertEquals(10, range.size)
        assertTrue(range.contains(0))
        assertTrue(range.contains(1))
        assertTrue(range.contains(9))
        assertFalse(range.contains(10))
    }

    test fun downRange() {
        val range = 9.downTo(0)
        println("Have created down range: $range")
        assertEquals(10, range.size)
        assertTrue(range.contains(0))
        assertTrue(range.contains(1))
        assertTrue(range.contains(9))
        assertFalse(range.contains(10))
    }

    test fun reversedRanges() {
        val intRange = 0..9
        val reversedIntRange = intRange.reversed
        assertEquals(10, reversedIntRange.size)
        assertEquals(9, reversedIntRange.start)
        assertEquals(0, reversedIntRange.end)
        assertEquals(intRange, reversedIntRange.reversed)

        val doubleRange = 0.0..9.0
        val reversedDoubleRange = doubleRange.reversed
        assertEquals(9.0, reversedDoubleRange.size)
        assertEquals(9.0, reversedDoubleRange.start)
        assertEquals(0.0, reversedDoubleRange.end)
        assertEquals(doubleRange, reversedDoubleRange.reversed)

        assertEquals(IntRange.EMPTY, IntRange.EMPTY.reversed)
        assertEquals(FloatRange.EMPTY, FloatRange.EMPTY.reversed)
    }
}