FloatingPointTypesTest.php

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<?php
 
declare(strict_types=1);
 
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namespace ‪TYPO3\CMS\Core\Tests\Unit\Database\Schema\Parser\DataTypes;
 
use ‪TYPO3\CMS\Core\Database\Schema\Parser\AST\DataType\DoubleDataType;
use ‪TYPO3\CMS\Core\Database\Schema\Parser\AST\DataType\FloatDataType;
use ‪TYPO3\CMS\Core\Database\Schema\Parser\AST\DataType\RealDataType;
use ‪TYPO3\CMS\Core\Tests\Unit\Database\Schema\Parser\AbstractDataTypeBaseTestCase;
 
class ‪FloatingPointTypesTest extends ‪AbstractDataTypeBaseTestCase
{
    public function ‪canParseFloatingPointTypesProvider(): array
    {
        return [
            'FLOAT without precision' => [
                'FLOAT',
                FloatDataType::class,
                -1,
                -1,
            ],
            'FLOAT with precision' => [
                'FLOAT(44)',
                FloatDataType::class,
                44,
                -1,
            ],
            'FLOAT with precision and decimals' => [
                'FLOAT(44,5)',
                FloatDataType::class,
                44,
                5,
            ],
            'REAL without precision' => [
                'REAL',
                RealDataType::class,
                -1,
                -1,
            ],
            'REAL with precision' => [
                'REAL(44)',
                RealDataType::class,
                44,
                -1,
            ],
            'REAL with precision and decimals' => [
                'REAL(44,5)',
                RealDataType::class,
                44,
                5,
            ],
            'DOUBLE without precision' => [
                'DOUBLE',
                DoubleDataType::class,
                -1,
                -1,
            ],
            'DOUBLE with precision' => [
                'DOUBLE(44)',
                DoubleDataType::class,
                44,
                -1,
            ],
            'DOUBLE with precision and decimals' => [
                'DOUBLE(44,5)',
                DoubleDataType::class,
                44,
                5,
            ],
        ];
    }
 
    public function ‪canParseDataType(
        string $columnDefinition,
        string $className,
        int $precision = null,
        int $scale = null
    ): void {
        $subject = $this->‪createSubject($columnDefinition);
 
        self::assertInstanceOf($className, $subject->dataType);
        self::assertSame($precision, $subject->dataType->getPrecision());
        self::assertSame($scale, $subject->dataType->getScale());
    }
}