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* For easier modifications of ruby/spec by MRI developers. * .gitignore: track changes under spec. * spec/mspec, spec/rubyspec: add in-tree mspec and ruby/spec. These files can therefore be updated like any other file in MRI. Instructions are provided in spec/README. [Feature #13156] [ruby-core:79246] git-svn-id: svn+ssh://ci.ruby-lang.org/ruby/trunk@58595 b2dd03c8-39d4-4d8f-98ff-823fe69b080e
137 lines
3.3 KiB
Ruby
137 lines
3.3 KiB
Ruby
require File.expand_path('../../../spec_helper', __FILE__)
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require File.expand_path('../shared/parse', __FILE__)
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require File.expand_path('../shared/parse_us', __FILE__)
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require File.expand_path('../shared/parse_eu', __FILE__)
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require 'date'
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describe "Date#parse" do
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# The space separator is also different, doesn't work for only numbers
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it "parses a day name into a Date object" do
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d = Date.parse("friday")
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d.should == Date.commercial(d.cwyear, d.cweek, 5)
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end
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it "parses a month name into a Date object" do
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d = Date.parse("october")
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d.should == Date.civil(Date.today.year, 10)
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end
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it "parses a month day into a Date object" do
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d = Date.parse("5th")
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d.should == Date.civil(Date.today.year, Date.today.month, 5)
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end
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# Specs using numbers
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it "throws an argument error for a single digit" do
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lambda{ Date.parse("1") }.should raise_error(ArgumentError)
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end
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it "parses DD as month day number" do
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d = Date.parse("10")
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d.should == Date.civil(Date.today.year, Date.today.month, 10)
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end
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it "parses DDD as year day number" do
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d = Date.parse("100")
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if Date.gregorian_leap?(Date.today.year)
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d.should == Date.civil(Date.today.year, 4, 9)
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else
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d.should == Date.civil(Date.today.year, 4, 10)
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end
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end
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it "parses MMDD as month and day" do
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d = Date.parse("1108")
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d.should == Date.civil(Date.today.year, 11, 8)
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end
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it "parses YYDDD as year and day number in 1969--2068" do
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d = Date.parse("10100")
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d.should == Date.civil(2010, 4, 10)
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end
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it "parses YYMMDD as year, month and day in 1969--2068" do
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d = Date.parse("201023")
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d.should == Date.civil(2020, 10, 23)
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end
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it "parses YYYYDDD as year and day number" do
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d = Date.parse("1910100")
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d.should == Date.civil(1910, 4, 10)
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end
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it "parses YYYYMMDD as year, month and day number" do
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d = Date.parse("19101101")
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d.should == Date.civil(1910, 11, 1)
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end
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end
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describe "Date#parse with '.' separator" do
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before :all do
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@sep = '.'
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end
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it_should_behave_like "date_parse"
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end
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describe "Date#parse with '/' separator" do
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before :all do
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@sep = '/'
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end
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it_should_behave_like "date_parse"
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end
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describe "Date#parse with ' ' separator" do
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before :all do
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@sep = ' '
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end
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it_should_behave_like "date_parse"
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end
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describe "Date#parse with '/' separator US-style" do
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before :all do
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@sep = '/'
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end
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it_should_behave_like "date_parse_us"
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end
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describe "Date#parse with '-' separator EU-style" do
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before :all do
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@sep = '-'
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end
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it_should_behave_like "date_parse_eu"
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end
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describe "Date#parse(.)" do
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it "parses YYYY.MM.DD into a Date object" do
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d = Date.parse("2007.10.01")
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d.year.should == 2007
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d.month.should == 10
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d.day.should == 1
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end
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it "parses DD.MM.YYYY into a Date object" do
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d = Date.parse("10.01.2007")
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d.year.should == 2007
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d.month.should == 1
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d.day.should == 10
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end
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it "parses YY.MM.DD into a Date object using the year 20YY" do
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d = Date.parse("10.01.07")
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d.year.should == 2010
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d.month.should == 1
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d.day.should == 7
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end
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it "parses YY.MM.DD using the year digits as 20YY when given true as additional argument" do
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d = Date.parse("10.01.07", true)
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d.year.should == 2010
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d.month.should == 1
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d.day.should == 7
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end
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end
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