gnulib-tool --import environ; rely on gnulib for environ definitions

[bpt/guile.git] / test-suite / tests / multilingual.nottest

;;;; multilingual.nottest --- tests of multilingual support    -*- scheme -*-
;;;; Jim Blandy <jimb@red-bean.com> --- September 1999
;;;; This isn't a test yet, because we don't have multilingual support yet.
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(use-modules (test-suite lib))

\f
;;; Tests of Emacs 20.4 character encoding.

;;; Check that characters are being encoded correctly.

;;; These tests are specific to the Emacs 20.4 encoding; they'll need
;;; to be replaced when Guile switches to UTF-8.  See mb.c for a
;;; description of this encoding.

(define (check-encoding char-number encoding)
  (let ((singleton (string (integer->char char-number))))
    (pass-if (string-append "encoding character "
			    (number->string char-number))
	     (equal? (string->bytes singleton) encoding))
    (pass-if (string-append "decoding character "
			    (number->string char-number))
	     (catch #t
		    (lambda ()
		      (equal? (bytes->string encoding) singleton))
		    (lambda dummy #f)))))
		      

;; Check some ASCII characters.
(check-encoding 0 #y(0))
(check-encoding 127 #y(127))
(check-encoding 31 #y(31))
(check-encoding 32 #y(32))
(check-encoding 42 #y(42))

;;; Sometimes we mark something as an "end of range", when it's not
;;; actually the last character that would use that encoding form.
;;; This is because not all character set numbers are assigned, and we
;;; can't use unassigned character set numbers.  So the value given is
;;; the last value which actually corresponds to something in a real
;;; character set.

;; Check some characters encoded in two bytes.
(check-encoding 2208 #y(#x81 #xA0)) ; beginning of range
(check-encoding 3839 #y(#x8d #xFF)) ; end of range
(check-encoding 2273 #y(#x81 #xE1))

;; Check some big characters encoded in three bytes.
(check-encoding 20512  #y(#x90 #xA0 #xA0)) ; beginning of range
(check-encoding 180223 #y(#x99 #xFF #xFF)) ; end of range
(check-encoding 53931  #y(#x92 #xA5 #xAB))

;; Check some small characters encoded in three bytes --- some from
;; the #x9A prefix range, and some from the #x9B prefix range.
(check-encoding 6176   #y(#x9A #xA0 #xA0))  ; start of the #9A prefix range
(check-encoding 7167   #y(#x9A #xA7 #xFF))  ; end   of the #9A prefix range
(check-encoding 14368  #y(#x9B #xE0 #xA0))  ; start of the #9B prefix range
(check-encoding 14591  #y(#x9B #xE1 #xFF))  ; end   of the #9B prefix range

;; Check some characters encoded in four bytes.
(check-encoding 266272 #y(#x9C #xF0 #xA0 #xA0)) ; start of the #9C prefix range
(check-encoding 294911 #y(#x9C #xF1 #xFF #xFF)) ; end   of the #9C prefix range
(check-encoding 348192 #y(#x9D #xF5 #xA0 #xA0)) ; start of the #9D prefix range
(check-encoding 475135 #y(#x9D #xFC #xFF #xFF)) ; start of the #9D prefix range