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#include "precompiled.hpp"

#include "logging/logLevel.hpp"

#include "unittest.hpp"

TEST(LogLevel, from_string) {

  LogLevelType level;

  // Verify each name defined in the LOG_LEVEL_LIST

#define LOG_LEVEL(lname, lstring) \

  level = LogLevel::from_string(#lstring); \

  EXPECT_EQ(level, LogLevel::lname);

  LOG_LEVEL_LIST

#undef LOG_LEVEL

  // Verify a few invalid level strings

  EXPECT_EQ(LogLevel::Invalid, LogLevel::from_string("bad level"));

  EXPECT_EQ(LogLevel::Invalid, LogLevel::from_string("debugger"));

  EXPECT_EQ(LogLevel::Invalid, LogLevel::from_string("inf"));

  EXPECT_EQ(LogLevel::Invalid, LogLevel::from_string("info "));

  EXPECT_EQ(LogLevel::Invalid, LogLevel::from_string("  info"));

  EXPECT_EQ(LogLevel::Invalid, LogLevel::from_string("=info"));

  EXPECT_EQ(LogLevel::Invalid, LogLevel::from_string("infodebugwarning"));

}

TEST(LogLevel, name) {

  // Use names from macro as reference

#define LOG_LEVEL(lname, lstring) \

  EXPECT_STREQ(LogLevel::name(LogLevel::lname), #lstring);

  LOG_LEVEL_LIST

#undef LOG_LEVEL

}