# StringTest.txt
#
# String Process Test Suite
# Date: 2002-04-10 [HSC]
# Format:
#
#  Columns (c1, c2,...) are separated by semicolons
#  Comments are indicated with hash marks
# Different sections are separated by "@" followed by a part number.
# The interpretation of the fields varies according to the section,
# using the following conventions:
#
# - Strings are represented by lists of code point values in hex, with each
#  code point separated by a space.
# - Code points are represented by their hex values.
# - Offsets are represented in decimal, and are zero-based.
#
#
@Part0 # Get the nth code point in the string
# Format: string; offset; code point; 
#
0061 0041 0062 0041; 1; 0041; 
0061 0041 0000 E001; 2; 0000; 
0061 0041 0000 E001; 3; E001; 
0061 4E00 0030 0031; 2; 0030; 
0061 4E00 4E10 4E70; 2; 4E10; 
0061 4E00 10030 0020; 1; 4E00; 
0061 4E00 10030 0020; 2; 10030; 
0061 4E00 10030 0020; 3; 0020; 
10030 10031 10032 0000 10033; 2; 10032; 
10030 10031 10032 0000 10033; 3; 0000; 
10030 10031 10030 10031 10030; 2; 10030
#
@Part2 # Find the first code point offset in a string of a code point value.
# Format: string; code point; offset; 
#
0061 0041 0062 0041; 0041; 1; 
0061 0041 0000 E001; 0000; 2; 
0061 0041 0000 E001; E001; 3; 
0061 4E00 0030 0031; 0030; 2; 
0061 4E00 4E10 4E70; 4E10; 2; 
0061 4E00 10030 0020; 4E00; 1; 
0061 4E00 10030 0020; 10030; 2; 
0061 4E00 10030 0020; 0020; 3; 
10030 10031 10032 0000 10033; 10032; 2; 
10030 10031 10032 0000 10033; 0000; 3; 
10030 10031 10030 10031 10030; 10030; 0; 
#
@Part3 # Get the substring by specifying the start and limit code point offsets
# Format: string; start offset; limit offset; substring; 
#
0061 0041 0062 0042 0063 0043; 1; 3; 0041 0062; 
0061 0041 0000 E001 4E00 0030; 2; 5; 0000 E001 4E00; 
0061 4E00 10030 0020 10031 10032; 1; 3; 4E00 10030; 
0061 4E00 10030 0020 10031 10032; 1; 4; 4E00 10030 0020; 
0061 4E00 10030 0020 10031 10032; 3; 5; 0020 10031; 
10030 10031 10032 0000 10033; 1; 3; 10031 10032; 
10030 10031 10032 0000 10033; 2; 4; 10032 0000; 
10030 10031 10032 0000 10033; 3; 4; 0000; 
#
@Part4 # Compare two strings in code point order
# Format: string1; string2; ordering;
# ordering:	-1 if string1 is less than string2,
#	0 if string1 is equal to string2,
#	1 if string1 is greater than string2
#
0061 0041 0062 0042; 0061 0041 0062 2020; -1; 
0061 0041 0000 E001; 0041 0000; 1; 
2020 4E00; ff61 4E01; -1; 
4E00 ff61; 4E00 10002; -1; 
2020 10002 0001; 2020 ff61 0001; 1; 
2020 10002 0001; 2020 ff61 1010; 1; 
2020 10002 0001; 2020 10033 0001; -1; 
ff61 0000; 10030 0000; -1; 
10030 0000; 10033 0000; -1; 
#
@Part5 # Count the number of code points in a string. 
# Format: string; number; 
#
0061 0041 0062 0000; 4; 
0061 0041 0000 E001; 4; 
0061 0041 0000 E001; 4; 
0061 4E00 0030 0031; 4; 
0061 4E00 10030 0020; 4; 
0061 4E00 10030 0020; 4; 
0061 4E00 10030 0020; 4; 
10030 10031 10032 0000 10033; 5; 
10030 10031 10030 10031 10030; 5; 
#EOF