Reputation: 6586
The test:
[TestMethod]
public void TestStringWithValidAndInvalid()
{
MockRepository mocks = new MockRepository();
ICentipedeCore mockCore = mocks.DynamicMock<ICentipedeCore>();
IPythonEngine pythonEngine = mocks.StrictMock<IPythonEngine>();
IPythonByteCode mockPythonByteCode = mocks.Stub<IPythonByteCode>();
mockCore.Stub(c => c.PythonEngine)
.Return(pythonEngine);
pythonEngine.Expect(e => e.Compile(Arg<String>.Is.Equal("\"String\""),
Arg<PythonByteCode.SourceCodeType>.Is.Anything))
.Return(mockPythonByteCode);
pythonEngine.Expect(e => e.Evaluate(Arg<IPythonByteCode>.Is.Equal(mockPythonByteCode),
Arg<PythonScope>.Is.Anything))
.Return(3);
pythonEngine.Expect(e => e.Compile(Arg<String>.Is.Equal("this is invalid python"),
Arg<PythonByteCode.SourceCodeType>.Is.Anything))
.Throw(new PythonParseException(mocks.Stub<Exception>()));
ActionWrapper testAction = new ActionWrapper(mockCore);
var original = @"{1+2} with {invalid python}";
var expected = "3 with {invalid python}";
var result = testAction.ParseStringForVariable(original); // ActionTest.cs: line 267
mocks.VerifyAll();
Assert.AreEqual(expected, result);
}
The method under test (exposed by a wrapper):
protected String ParseStringForVariable([NotNull] String str)
{
IPythonEngine pythonEngine = GetCurrentCore().PythonEngine;
for (int i = 0; i < str.Length; i++)
{
if (str[i] != '{')
{
continue;
}
int opening = i;
foreach (var expression in from closing in str.IndexesWhere('}'.Equals)
where closing > opening
select new
{
Template = str.Substring(opening, closing - opening + 1),
Code = str.Substring(opening + 1, closing - opening - 1)
})
{
IPythonByteCode compiled;
try
{
compiled = pythonEngine.Compile(expression.Code, PythonByteCode.SourceCodeType.Expression);
}
catch (PythonParseException)
{
// not valid python, try next expression
continue;
}
dynamic r = pythonEngine.Evaluate(compiled);
String result = r.ToString(); // Action.cs: line 217, wrapped at ActionTest.cs: line 96
str = str.Replace(expression.Template, result);
break;
}
}
return str;
}
The Exception:
Microsoft.CSharp.RuntimeBinder.RuntimeBinderException: Cannot perform runtime binding on a null reference
The exception is thrown on the line after dynamic r = pythonEngine.Evaluate(compiled);
with r
being null. but I don't know why - compiled
has the same value as mockPythonByteCode, pythonEngine is the mock created in the test, and the identical call works in a different method. The only difference here, is that pythonEngine.Compile
has two Expectations, on different inputs, with different results.
The problem is, I've got TestStringWithValidCode()
and TestStringWithInvalidCode()
, both working fine, which I merged to form TestStringWithValidAndInvalid()
, so each half should work.
Upvotes: 1
Views: 400
Reputation: 31721
A a check for null would be more prudent, because the due to the structure of the code, when a catch
happens and compiled
is null and it then runs code which happens to expect that compiled
will not be null.
So
Change:
catch (PythonParseException)
{
// not valid python, try next expression
continue;
}
dynamic r = pythonEngine.Evaluate(compiled);
to
catch (PythonParseException)
{
// not valid python, try next expression
continue;
}
if (compiled != null)
{
dynamic r = pythonEngine.Evaluate(compiled);
String result = r.ToString(); // Action.cs: line 217, wrapped at ActionTest.cs: line 96
str = str.Replace(expression.Template, result);
}
else
{
str="Exception Caught";
}
break;
Upvotes: 1