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ASSERT_PASS(Util::generate(&mP, X));
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ASSERT_FAIL(Util::generate( pp, X));
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ASSERT_PASS(Util::generate(&mP, X, C));
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ASSERT_FAIL(Util::generate( pp, X, C));
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#endif
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}
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if (verbose) cout << "\t'generateRaw'" << endl;
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{
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const TYPE X;
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char buffer[OBJLEN], *pc = 0;
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ASSERT_SAFE_PASS(Util::generateRaw(buffer, X));
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ASSERT_SAFE_FAIL(Util::generateRaw( pc, X));
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ASSERT_SAFE_PASS(Util::generateRaw(buffer, X, C));
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ASSERT_FAIL(Util::generateRaw( pc, X, C));
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}
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}
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} break;
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case 2: {
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// --------------------------------------------------------------------
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// GENERATE 'Date'
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//
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// Concerns:
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//: 1 The output generated by each method has the expected format and
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//: contents.
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//:
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//: 2 When sufficient capacity is indicated, the method taking
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//: 'bufferLength' generates a null terminator.
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//:
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//: 3 Each method returns the expected value (the correct character
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//: count or the supplied 'ostream', depending on the return type).
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//:
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//: 4 The value of the supplied object is unchanged.
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//:
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//: 5 The configuration that is in effect, whether user-supplied or the
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//: process-wide default, has the desired effect on the output.
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//:
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//: 6 QoI: Asserted precondition violations are detected when enabled.
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//
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// Plan:
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//: 1 Using the table-driven technique, specify a set of distinct
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//: 'Date' values (one per row) and their corresponding ISO 8601
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//: string representations.
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//:
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//: 2 For each row 'R' in the table from P-1: (C-1..5)
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//:
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//: 1 Create a 'const' 'Date' object, 'X', from 'R'.
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//:
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//: 2 Invoke the six methods under test on 'X' for all possible
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//: configurations. Also exercise the method taking 'bufferLength'
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//: for all buffer lengths in the range '[0 .. L]', where 'L'
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//: provides sufficient capacity for a null terminator and a few
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//: extra characters. For each call, verify that the generated
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//: output matches the string from 'R' (taking the effect of the
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//: configuration into account), a null terminator is appended when
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//: expected, and the return value is correct. (C-1..5)
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//:
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//: 3 Verify that, in appropriate build modes, defensive checks are
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//: triggered for invalid arguments, but not triggered for adjacent
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//: valid ones (using the 'BSLS_ASSERTTEST_*' macros). (C-6)
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//
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// Testing:
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// int generate(char *, int, const Date&);
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// int generate(char *, int, const Date&, const Config&);
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// int generate(string *, const Date&);
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// int generate(string *, const Date&, const Config&);
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// ostream generate(ostream&, const Date&);
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// ostream generate(ostream&, const Date&, const Config&);
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// int generateRaw(char *, const Date&);
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// int generateRaw(char *, const Date&, const Config&);
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#ifndef BDE_OMIT_INTERNAL_DEPRECATED
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// int generate(char *, const Date&, int);
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#endif // BDE_OMIT_INTERNAL_DEPRECATED
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// --------------------------------------------------------------------
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if (verbose) cout << endl
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<< "GENERATE 'Date'" << endl
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<< "===============" << endl;
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typedef bdlt::Date TYPE;
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const int OBJLEN = Util::k_DATE_STRLEN;
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const int BUFLEN = OBJLEN + 4;
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char buffer[BUFLEN];
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char chaste[BUFLEN]; bsl::memset(chaste, '?', BUFLEN);
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const int NUM_DATE_DATA = NUM_DEFAULT_DATE_DATA;
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const DefaultDateDataRow (&DATE_DATA)[NUM_DATE_DATA] =
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DEFAULT_DATE_DATA;
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const int NUM_CNFG_DATA = NUM_DEFAULT_CNFG_DATA;
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const DefaultCnfgDataRow (&CNFG_DATA)[NUM_CNFG_DATA] =
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DEFAULT_CNFG_DATA;
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for (int ti = 0; ti < NUM_DATE_DATA; ++ti) {
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