ModernUO/Projects/UOContent.Tests/Tests/Engines/AdvancedSearch/AdvancedSearchUtilitiesTests.cs
Kamron Batman 8997aaf498 feat(types): support legacy RunUO Parse(string) types; AdvancedSearch reuses it
Server.Types.Parse now discovers either the modern IParsable Parse(string,
IFormatProvider) or a legacy RunUO Parse(string) (cached in the ConcurrentDictionary),
and TryParse gates on the discovered method instead of the IParsable interface. This
restores parsing for pre-IParsable types like Faction and Town, which have only a
static Parse(string) and were previously unreachable (they fell through to
Convert.ChangeType and failed) — fixing them for [set, spawners, and the conditional
compiler as well.

AdvancedSearch's CompareValues now delegates all non-hot-path types to Types
unconditionally, so reference types, IParsable value types, and legacy Parse(string)
types are all searchable and compared by value. Adds a legacy-Parse test. Full suite 535/535.
2026-07-20 09:19:20 -07:00

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using System;
using Server;
using Server.Engines.AdvancedSearch;
using Xunit;
namespace UOContent.Tests;
public class AdvancedSearchUtilitiesTests
{
[Theory]
[InlineData("abc")] // not a number -> was FormatException
[InlineData("99999999999")] // overflows int -> was OverflowException
[InlineData("0xZZ")] // bad hex -> was FormatException
public void CompareValues_BadNumeric_ReturnsFalse_DoesNotThrow(string value)
{
var ex = Record.Exception(() =>
{
var result = AdvancedSearchUtilities.CompareValues(typeof(int), 5, value, ">");
Assert.False(result);
});
Assert.Null(ex);
}
[Theory]
[InlineData("Bogus")] // not a member -> was ArgumentException
[InlineData("onehandedxyz")] // not a member, even case-insensitively -> was ArgumentException
public void CompareValues_BadEnum_ReturnsFalse_DoesNotThrow(string value)
{
var ex = Record.Exception(() =>
{
var result = AdvancedSearchUtilities.CompareValues(typeof(Layer), (byte)Layer.OneHanded, value, "=");
Assert.False(result);
});
Assert.Null(ex);
}
[Fact]
public void CompareValues_ValidEnum_IgnoresCase()
{
Assert.True(AdvancedSearchUtilities.CompareValues(typeof(Layer), (byte)Layer.OneHanded, "onehanded", "="));
}
[Theory]
// leaf value is "T"/"F"; evalLeaf returns leaf=="T"
[InlineData("T", true)]
[InlineData("F", false)]
[InlineData("F@F|T", true)] // (F&&F)||T = T (buggy code gave F&&(F||T)=F)
[InlineData("T|F@F", true)] // T||(F&&F) = T (buggy code gave (T||F)&&F=F)
[InlineData("T@F", false)]
[InlineData("T@T", true)]
[InlineData("F|F", false)]
public void EvaluateBoolean_Precedence(string expr, bool expected)
{
// State is unused here; the leaf evaluator just checks the span equals "T".
var result = AdvancedSearchUtilities.EvaluateBoolean(expr, 0, static (_, leaf) => leaf.SequenceEqual("T"));
Assert.Equal(expected, result);
}
[Fact]
public void CompareValues_ReferenceType_EqualityByString_NoThrow()
{
// A reference-typed property (e.g. RootParent name-ish) compared with "=" should not throw,
// and ordering operators must return false rather than throwing.
var ex = Record.Exception(() =>
{
Assert.False(AdvancedSearchUtilities.CompareValues(typeof(object), new object(), "whatever", ">"));
});
Assert.Null(ex);
}
[Fact]
public void CompareValues_TimeSpan_ParsesViaSpanParsable()
{
// TimeSpan is not IConvertible, so the old Convert.ChangeType fallback threw and silently
// returned no-match. ISpanParsable<TimeSpan> parses it correctly.
var prop = TimeSpan.FromMinutes(5);
Assert.True(AdvancedSearchUtilities.CompareValues(typeof(TimeSpan), prop, "00:05:00", "="));
Assert.False(AdvancedSearchUtilities.CompareValues(typeof(TimeSpan), prop, "00:10:00", "="));
Assert.True(AdvancedSearchUtilities.CompareValues(typeof(TimeSpan), prop, "00:01:00", ">"));
}
[Fact]
public void CompareValues_TimeSpan_BadInput_ReturnsFalse_NoThrow()
{
var ex = Record.Exception(() =>
Assert.False(AdvancedSearchUtilities.CompareValues(typeof(TimeSpan), TimeSpan.Zero, "notaspan", "=")));
Assert.Null(ex);
}
[Fact]
public void CompareValues_Guid_ValueTypeParsedViaTypes()
{
// Guid is a value type not named by the hot paths; it's parsed via Types (IParsable) and
// compared by value.
var g = Guid.Parse("00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000001");
Assert.True(AdvancedSearchUtilities.CompareValues(typeof(Guid), g, "00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000001", "="));
Assert.False(AdvancedSearchUtilities.CompareValues(typeof(Guid), g, "00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000002", "="));
}
// A reference type with a legacy RunUO-style static Parse(string) and NO IParsable<> interface —
// the Faction/Town shape. Types must still discover its Parse by reflection.
private sealed class LegacyParseType
{
public string Value { get; private init; }
public static LegacyParseType Parse(string s) => new() { Value = s };
public override bool Equals(object obj) => obj is LegacyParseType o && o.Value == Value;
public override int GetHashCode() => Value?.GetHashCode() ?? 0;
}
[Fact]
public void CompareValues_LegacyParseString_ParsedViaTypes()
{
// Pre-IParsable types (only a static Parse(string)) must still be searchable: Types binds the
// legacy Parse by reflection, so we compare against a real parsed instance, not the raw text.
var prop = LegacyParseType.Parse("alpha");
Assert.True(AdvancedSearchUtilities.CompareValues(typeof(LegacyParseType), prop, "alpha", "="));
Assert.False(AdvancedSearchUtilities.CompareValues(typeof(LegacyParseType), prop, "beta", "="));
}
}