Helper function for testDrupalMatchPath(): set up an array of test cases.

Return value

An array of test cases to cycle through.

File

drupal-7.x/modules/simpletest/tests/path.test, line 55

Tests for path.inc.

Class

DrupalMatchPathTestCase

Unit tests for the drupal_match_path() function in path.inc.

Code

private function drupalMatchPathTests() {
  return array(
    // Single absolute paths.
    'blog/1' => array(
      'blog/1' => TRUE,
      'blog/2' => FALSE,
      'test' => FALSE,
    ),
    // Single paths with wildcards.
    'blog/*' => array(
      'blog/1' => TRUE,
      'blog/2' => TRUE,
      'blog/3/edit' => TRUE,
      'blog/' => TRUE,
      'blog' => FALSE,
      'test' => FALSE,
    ),
    // Single paths with multiple wildcards.
    'node/*/revisions/*' => array(
      'node/1/revisions/3' => TRUE,
      'node/345/revisions/test' => TRUE,
      'node/23/edit' => FALSE,
      'test' => FALSE,
    ),
    // Single paths with '<front>'.
    '<front>' => array(
      $this->front => TRUE,
      "$this->front/" => FALSE,
      "$this->front/edit" => FALSE,
      'node' => FALSE,
      '' => FALSE,
    ),
    // Paths with both '<front>' and wildcards (should not work).
    '<front>/*' => array(
      $this->front => FALSE,
      "$this->front/" => FALSE,
      "$this->front/edit" => FALSE,
      'node/12' => FALSE,
      '' => FALSE,
    ),
    // Multiple paths with the \n delimiter.
    "node/*\nnode/*/edit" => array(
      'node/1' => TRUE,
      'node/view' => TRUE,
      'node/32/edit' => TRUE,
      'node/delete/edit' => TRUE,
      'node/50/delete' => TRUE,
      'test/example' => FALSE,
    ),
    // Multiple paths with the \r delimiter.
    "user/*\rblog/*" => array(
      'user/1' => TRUE,
      'blog/1' => TRUE,
      'user/1/blog/1' => TRUE,
      'user/blog' => TRUE,
      'test/example' => FALSE,
      'user' => FALSE,
      'blog' => FALSE,
    ),
    // Multiple paths with the \r\n delimiter.
    "test\r\n<front>" => array(
      'test' => TRUE,
      $this->front => TRUE,
      'example' => FALSE,
    ),
    // Test existing regular expressions (should be escaped).
    '[^/]+?/[0-9]' => array(
      'test/1' => FALSE,
      '[^/]+?/[0-9]' => TRUE,
    ),
  );
}