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According to the typographical convention, a thousands separator should not be inserted in numbers that are four digits long (between 1000 and 9999), unlike in English where it's usually acceptable. This logic is currently implemented in LanguagePl::commafy(). Bug: T177846 Change-Id: I6dbd8febcf59000067cdd7d3c11111f2f77f4e66
104 lines
2.4 KiB
PHP
104 lines
2.4 KiB
PHP
<?php
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/**
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* @author Amir E. Aharoni
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* @copyright Copyright © 2012, Amir E. Aharoni
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* @file
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*/
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/** Tests for MediaWiki languages/classes/LanguagePl.php */
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class LanguagePlTest extends LanguageClassesTestCase {
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/**
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* @dataProvider providePlural
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* @covers Language::convertPlural
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*/
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public function testPlural( $result, $value ) {
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$forms = [ 'one', 'few', 'many' ];
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$this->assertEquals( $result, $this->getLang()->convertPlural( $value, $forms ) );
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}
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/**
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* @dataProvider providePlural
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* @covers Language::getPluralRuleType
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*/
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public function testGetPluralRuleType( $result, $value ) {
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$this->assertEquals( $result, $this->getLang()->getPluralRuleType( $value ) );
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}
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public static function providePlural() {
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return [
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[ 'many', 0 ],
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[ 'one', 1 ],
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[ 'few', 2 ],
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[ 'few', 3 ],
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[ 'few', 4 ],
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[ 'many', 5 ],
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[ 'many', 9 ],
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[ 'many', 10 ],
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[ 'many', 11 ],
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[ 'many', 21 ],
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[ 'few', 22 ],
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[ 'few', 23 ],
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[ 'few', 24 ],
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[ 'many', 25 ],
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[ 'many', 200 ],
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[ 'many', 201 ],
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];
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}
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/**
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* @dataProvider providePluralTwoForms
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* @covers Language::convertPlural
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*/
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public function testPluralTwoForms( $result, $value ) {
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$forms = [ 'one', 'other' ];
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$this->assertEquals( $result, $this->getLang()->convertPlural( $value, $forms ) );
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}
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public static function providePluralTwoForms() {
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return [
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[ 'other', 0 ],
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[ 'one', 1 ],
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[ 'other', 2 ],
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[ 'other', 3 ],
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[ 'other', 4 ],
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[ 'other', 5 ],
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[ 'other', 9 ],
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[ 'other', 10 ],
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[ 'other', 11 ],
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[ 'other', 21 ],
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[ 'other', 22 ],
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[ 'other', 23 ],
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[ 'other', 24 ],
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[ 'other', 25 ],
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[ 'other', 200 ],
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[ 'other', 201 ],
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];
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}
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/**
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* @covers LanguagePl::commafy()
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* @dataProvider provideCommafyData
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*/
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public function testCommafy( $number, $numbersWithCommas ) {
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$this->assertEquals(
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$numbersWithCommas,
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$this->getLang()->commafy( $number ),
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"commafy('$number')"
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);
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}
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public static function provideCommafyData() {
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// Note that commafy() always uses English separators (',' and '.') instead of
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// Polish (' ' and ','). There is another function that converts them later.
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return [
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[ 1000, '1000' ],
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[ 10000, '10,000' ],
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[ 1000.0001, '1000.0001' ],
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[ 10000.0001, '10,000.0001' ],
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[ -1000, '-1000' ],
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[ -10000, '-10,000' ],
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[ -1000.0001, '-1000.0001' ],
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[ -10000.0001, '-10,000.0001' ],
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];
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}
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}
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