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'''Test Fortran 2003 rule R1002 : This file tests the support for a
format specification.

'''

import pytest
from fparser.two.Fortran2003 import Format_Specification
from fparser.two.utils import NoMatchError


def test_single(f2003_create):
    '''Check that some basic format specifications with single format
    items are parsed correctly. Individual items are tested by the
    associated classes.

    '''
    # 1: data-edit-desc, 2: r data-edit-desc, 3: control-edit-desc, 4:
    # char-string-edit-desc, 5: format-item-list
    for my_input in ["()", "(E2.2)", "(2E2.2)", "(/)", "('hello')",
                     "(2(E2.2))"]:
        ast = Format_Specification(my_input)
        assert str(ast) == my_input


def test_multi(f2003_create):
    '''Check that a basic format specification with multiple format items
    are parsed correctly. Individual format items are tested by the
    associated classes.

    '''
    # 1: data-edit-desc, 2: r data-edit-desc, 3: control-edit-desc, 4:
    # char-string-edit-desc, 5: format-item-list
    my_input = "(E2.2, 2E2.2, /, 'hello', 2(E2.2, 'there'))"
    ast = Format_Specification(my_input)
    assert str(ast) == my_input


def test_spaces(f2003_create):
    '''Check that a basic format specification with multiple format items
    are parsed correctly with spaces. Individual format items are
    tested by the associated classes. Note, the standard states that
    spaces can occur anywhere within a format specifier and not affect
    the meaning, other than within a format string. This is checked by
    the individual format item classes.

    '''
    # spaces before and after the brackets
    my_input = ("  (  )  ")
    ast = Format_Specification(my_input)
    assert str(ast) == "()"
    # 1: data-edit-desc, 2: r data-edit-desc, 3: control-edit-desc, 4:
    # char-string-edit-desc, 5: format-item-list
    my_input = ("(  E2.2  ,  2E2.2  ,  /  ,  'hello'  ,   "
                "2(E2.2, 'there')  )")
    ast = Format_Specification(my_input)
    assert str(ast) == "(E2.2, 2E2.2, /, 'hello', 2(E2.2, 'there'))"


def test_hollerith(f2003_create, monkeypatch):
    '''Check that a basic format specification with a hollerith string
    item is parsed correctly. Individual format items are tested by
    the associated classes.

    '''
    from fparser.two import utils
    monkeypatch.setattr(utils, "EXTENSIONS", ["hollerith"])
    my_input = ("(2H,,)")
    ast = Format_Specification(my_input)
    assert str(ast) == my_input


def test_c1002(f2003_create, monkeypatch):
    '''Check that format specifications conforming to the C1002
    constraints are parsed correctly. This test actually checks class
    Format_Item_C1002 when a comma is missing as the constraints have
    been implemented within this class in fparser.

    '''
    # Comma is optional between a P edit descriptor and an immediately
    # following F, E, EN, ES, D, or G edit descriptor, possibly
    # preceded by a repeat specifier.
    from fparser.two import utils
    monkeypatch.setattr(utils, "EXTENSIONS", ["hollerith"])
    for specifier in ['F', 'E', 'EN', 'ES', 'D', 'G']:
        # Without repeat specifier.
        for my_input in ["(2P, {0}2.2)".format(specifier),
                         "(2P {0}2.2)".format(specifier),
                         "(2P{0}2.2)".format(specifier)]:
            ast = Format_Specification(my_input)
            assert str(ast) == "(2P, {0}2.2)".format(specifier)
        # With repeat specifier.
        for my_input in ["(2P, 2{0}2.2)".format(specifier),
                         "(2P 2{0}2.2)".format(specifier),
                         "(2P2{0}2.2)".format(specifier)]:
            ast = Format_Specification(my_input)
            assert str(ast) == "(2P, 2{0}2.2)".format(specifier)

    # spaces
    for my_input in [" ( 2 2 P , / ) ", " ( 2 2 P / ) ", " ( 2 2 P / ) "]:
        ast = Format_Specification(my_input)
        assert str(ast) == "(22P, /)"

    # Comma is optional before a slash edit descriptor when the
    # optional repeat specification is not present.
    # data-edit-desc
    for my_input in ["(2P, /)", "(2P /)", "(2P/)"]:
        ast = Format_Specification(my_input)
        assert str(ast) == "(2P, /)"
    # control-edit-desc
    for my_input in ["(2E2.2, /)", "(2E2.2 /)", "(2E2.2/)"]:
        ast = Format_Specification(my_input)
        assert str(ast) == "(2E2.2, /)"
    # self
    for my_input in ["(/, /)", "(/ /)", "(//)"]:
        ast = Format_Specification(my_input)
        assert str(ast) == "(/, /)"
    # char-string-edit-desc
    for my_input in ["('hello', /)", "('hello' /)", "('hello'/)"]:
        ast = Format_Specification(my_input)
        assert str(ast) == "('hello', /)"
    # format-item-list
    for my_input in ["(2(/'hello'), /)", "(2(/'hello') /)", "(2(/'hello')/)"]:
        ast = Format_Specification(my_input)
        assert str(ast) == "(2(/, 'hello'), /)"
    # Hollerith string
    for my_input in ["(3H2.2, /)", "(3H2.2 /)", "(3H2.2/)"]:
        ast = Format_Specification(my_input)
        assert str(ast) == "(3H2.2, /)"

    # Comma is optional after a slash edit descriptor.
    # data-edit-desc
    for my_input in ["(/, 2P)", "(/ 2P)", "(/2P)"]:
        ast = Format_Specification(my_input)
        assert str(ast) == "(/, 2P)"
    # data-edit-desc (/ with repeat specification)
    for my_input in ["(2/, 2P)", "(2/ 2P)", "(2/2P)"]:
        ast = Format_Specification(my_input)
        assert str(ast) == "(2/, 2P)"
    # control-edit-desc
    for my_input in ["(/, 2E2.2)", "(/ 2E2.2)", "(/2E2.2)"]:
        ast = Format_Specification(my_input)
        assert str(ast) == "(/, 2E2.2)"
    # char-string-edit-desc
    for my_input in ["(/, 'hello')", "(/ 'hello')", "(/'hello')"]:
        ast = Format_Specification(my_input)
        assert str(ast) == "(/, 'hello')"
    # format-item-list
    for my_input in ["(/, 2(/'hello'))", "(/ 2(/'hello'))", "(/2(/'hello'))"]:
        ast = Format_Specification(my_input)
        assert str(ast) == "(/, 2(/, 'hello'))"
    # Hollerith string
    for my_input in ["(/, 3H2.2)", "(/ 3H2.2)", "(/3H2.2)"]:
        ast = Format_Specification(my_input)
        assert str(ast) == "(/, 3H2.2)"

    # Comma is optional before or after a colon edit descriptor. There
    # are many combinations so just check with E : P.
    for my_input in ["(2E2.2, :, 2P)",
                     "(2E2.2 :, 2P)", "(2E2.2:, 2P)", "(2E2.2:,2P)",
                     "(2E2.2, : 2P)", "(2E2.2, :2P)", "(2E2.2,:2P)",
                     "(2E2.2 : 2P)", "(2E2.2: 2P)", "(2E2.2 :2P)",
                     "(2E2.2:2P)"]:
        ast = Format_Specification(my_input)
        assert str(ast) == "(2E2.2, :, 2P)"


def test_c1002_clash(f2003_create):
    '''The constraints rules can clash with each other. Here we test what
    happens when they do. fparser assumes that we can break the P rule,
    as does PGI. In contrast gfortran allows P / but does not allow P
    : (which seems strange).

    '''
    # P followed by : with no comma. This breaks the P rule but is
    # satisfied by the : rule.
    my_input = "(2P :)"
    ast = Format_Specification(my_input)
    assert str(ast) == "(2P, :)"

    # P followed by / with no comma. This breaks the P rule but is
    # satisfied by the / rule.
    my_input = "(2P /)"
    ast = Format_Specification(my_input)
    assert str(ast) == "(2P, /)"


def test_c1002_triples(f2003_create):
    '''Test that we get expected behaviour when the C1002 rule applies to
    a triplet of items.

    '''
    for my_input in ["(2P, F2.2, /)", "(2P F2.2 /)", "(2PF2.2/)"]:
        ast = Format_Specification(my_input)
        assert str(ast) == "(2P, F2.2, /)"


def test_syntaxerror(f2003_create):
    ''' Test that we get an exception for incorrect bracket syntax. '''
    for my_input in [None, "", "  ", "(", ")", "x('hello')", "('hello')x"]:
        with pytest.raises(NoMatchError):
            _ = Format_Specification(my_input)


def test_syntaxerror_c1002(f2003_create):
    '''Test that we get an exception in situations where no comma is
    supplied and the C1002 constraints for optional commas do not
    apply.

    '''
    # Comma is mandatory before a slash edit descriptor when the
    # optional repeat specification is present
    # valid syntax
    for my_input in ["(2P, 2/)", "('hello', 2/)", "(2E2.2, 3/)"]:
        ast = Format_Specification(my_input)
    # invalid syntax
    for my_input in ["(2P 2/)", "(2P2/)", "('hello' 2/)", "('hello'2/)"]:
        with pytest.raises(NoMatchError):
            _ = Format_Specification(my_input)
    # Comma is mandatory after a P descriptor if not one of ['F', 'E',
    # 'EN', 'ES', 'D', 'G'] or not a '/' or a ':'
    # Test valid syntax.
    for descriptor in ['I', 'B', 'O', 'Z', 'L', 'A']:
        my_input = "(2P, {0}2)".format(descriptor)
        ast = Format_Specification(my_input)
        assert str(ast) == my_input
    # Test invalid syntax.
        for my_input in ["(2P {0}2)".format(descriptor),
                         "(2P{0}2)".format(descriptor)]:
            with pytest.raises(NoMatchError):
                _ = Format_Specification(my_input)
    # Check DT data descriptor
    my_input = "(2P, DT)"
    ast = Format_Specification(my_input)
    assert str(ast) == my_input
    my_input = "(2P DT)"
    with pytest.raises(NoMatchError):
        _ = Format_Specification(my_input)
    my_input = "(2PDT)"
    with pytest.raises(NoMatchError):
        _ = Format_Specification(my_input)
    # Comma is mandatory if C1002 is not relevant
    for my_input in ["('hello' 'hello')",
                     "(2P 2P)", "(2P2P)",
                     "(F2.2 F2.2)", "(F2.2F2.2)",
                     "(T2 T2)", "(T2T2)",
                     "(('hello') ('hello'))", "(('hello')('hello'))",
                     "(2H12 3H123)", "(2H123H123)"]:
        with pytest.raises(NoMatchError):
            _ = Format_Specification(my_input)

# Copyright (c) 2019 Science and Technology Facilities Council

# All rights reserved.

# Modifications made as part of the fparser project are distributed
# under the following license:

# Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without
# modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions are
# met:

# 1. Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright
# notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer.

# 2. Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the above copyright
# notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer in the
# documentation and/or other materials provided with the distribution.

# 3. Neither the name of the copyright holder nor the names of its
# contributors may be used to endorse or promote products derived from
# this software without specific prior written permission.

# THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY THE COPYRIGHT HOLDERS AND CONTRIBUTORS
# "AS IS" AND ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT
# LIMITED TO, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR
# A PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE DISCLAIMED. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE COPYRIGHT
# HOLDER OR CONTRIBUTORS BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL,
# SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT
# LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR SERVICES; LOSS OF USE,
# DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION) HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY
# THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT LIABILITY, OR TORT
# (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY OUT OF THE USE
# OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE.

'''Test Fortran 2003 rule R1002 : This file tests the support for a
format specification.

'''

import pytest
from fparser.two.Fortran2003 import Format_Specification
from fparser.two.utils import NoMatchError


def test_single(f2003_create):
    '''Check that some basic format specifications with single format
    items are parsed correctly. Individual items are tested by the
    associated classes.

    '''
    # 1: data-edit-desc, 2: r data-edit-desc, 3: control-edit-desc, 4:
    # char-string-edit-desc, 5: format-item-list
    for my_input in ["()", "(E2.2)", "(2E2.2)", "(/)", "('hello')",
                     "(2(E2.2))"]:
        ast = Format_Specification(my_input)
        assert str(ast) == my_input


def test_multi(f2003_create):
    '''Check that a basic format specification with multiple format items
    are parsed correctly. Individual format items are tested by the
    associated classes.

    '''
    # 1: data-edit-desc, 2: r data-edit-desc, 3: control-edit-desc, 4:
    # char-string-edit-desc, 5: format-item-list
    my_input = "(E2.2, 2E2.2, /, 'hello', 2(E2.2, 'there'))"
    ast = Format_Specification(my_input)
    assert str(ast) == my_input


def test_spaces(f2003_create):
    '''Check that a basic format specification with multiple format items
    are parsed correctly with spaces. Individual format items are
    tested by the associated classes. Note, the standard states that
    spaces can occur anywhere within a format specifier and not affect
    the meaning, other than within a format string. This is checked by
    the individual format item classes.

    '''
    # spaces before and after the brackets
    my_input = ("  (  )  ")
    ast = Format_Specification(my_input)
    assert str(ast) == "()"
    # 1: data-edit-desc, 2: r data-edit-desc, 3: control-edit-desc, 4:
    # char-string-edit-desc, 5: format-item-list
    my_input = ("(  E2.2  ,  2E2.2  ,  /  ,  'hello'  ,   "
                "2(E2.2, 'there')  )")
    ast = Format_Specification(my_input)
    assert str(ast) == "(E2.2, 2E2.2, /, 'hello', 2(E2.2, 'there'))"


def test_hollerith(f2003_create, monkeypatch):
    '''Check that a basic format specification with a hollerith string
    item is parsed correctly. Individual format items are tested by
    the associated classes.

    '''
    from fparser.two import utils
    monkeypatch.setattr(utils, "EXTENSIONS", ["hollerith"])
    my_input = ("(2H,,)")
    ast = Format_Specification(my_input)
    assert str(ast) == my_input


def test_c1002(f2003_create, monkeypatch):
    '''Check that format specifications conforming to the C1002
    constraints are parsed correctly. This test actually checks class
    Format_Item_C1002 when a comma is missing as the constraints have
    been implemented within this class in fparser.

    '''
    # Comma is optional between a P edit descriptor and an immediately
    # following F, E, EN, ES, D, or G edit descriptor, possibly
    # preceded by a repeat specifier.
    from fparser.two import utils
    monkeypatch.setattr(utils, "EXTENSIONS", ["hollerith"])
    for specifier in ['F', 'E', 'EN', 'ES', 'D', 'G']:
        # Without repeat specifier.
        for my_input in ["(2P, {0}2.2)".format(specifier),
                         "(2P {0}2.2)".format(specifier),
                         "(2P{0}2.2)".format(specifier)]:
            ast = Format_Specification(my_input)
            assert str(ast) == "(2P, {0}2.2)".format(specifier)
        # With repeat specifier.
        for my_input in ["(2P, 2{0}2.2)".format(specifier),
                         "(2P 2{0}2.2)".format(specifier),
                         "(2P2{0}2.2)".format(specifier)]:
            ast = Format_Specification(my_input)
            assert str(ast) == "(2P, 2{0}2.2)".format(specifier)

    # spaces
    for my_input in [" ( 2 2 P , / ) ", " ( 2 2 P / ) ", " ( 2 2 P / ) "]:
        ast = Format_Specification(my_input)
        assert str(ast) == "(22P, /)"

    # Comma is optional before a slash edit descriptor when the
    # optional repeat specification is not present.
    # data-edit-desc
    for my_input in ["(2P, /)", "(2P /)", "(2P/)"]:
        ast = Format_Specification(my_input)
        assert str(ast) == "(2P, /)"
    # control-edit-desc
    for my_input in ["(2E2.2, /)", "(2E2.2 /)", "(2E2.2/)"]:
        ast = Format_Specification(my_input)
        assert str(ast) == "(2E2.2, /)"
    # self
    for my_input in ["(/, /)", "(/ /)", "(//)"]:
        ast = Format_Specification(my_input)
        assert str(ast) == "(/, /)"
    # char-string-edit-desc
    for my_input in ["('hello', /)", "('hello' /)", "('hello'/)"]:
        ast = Format_Specification(my_input)
        assert str(ast) == "('hello', /)"
    # format-item-list
    for my_input in ["(2(/'hello'), /)", "(2(/'hello') /)", "(2(/'hello')/)"]:
        ast = Format_Specification(my_input)
        assert str(ast) == "(2(/, 'hello'), /)"
    # Hollerith string
    for my_input in ["(3H2.2, /)", "(3H2.2 /)", "(3H2.2/)"]:
        ast = Format_Specification(my_input)
        assert str(ast) == "(3H2.2, /)"

    # Comma is optional after a slash edit descriptor.
    # data-edit-desc
    for my_input in ["(/, 2P)", "(/ 2P)", "(/2P)"]:
        ast = Format_Specification(my_input)
        assert str(ast) == "(/, 2P)"
    # data-edit-desc (/ with repeat specification)
    for my_input in ["(2/, 2P)", "(2/ 2P)", "(2/2P)"]:
        ast = Format_Specification(my_input)
        assert str(ast) == "(2/, 2P)"
    # control-edit-desc
    for my_input in ["(/, 2E2.2)", "(/ 2E2.2)", "(/2E2.2)"]:
        ast = Format_Specification(my_input)
        assert str(ast) == "(/, 2E2.2)"
    # char-string-edit-desc
    for my_input in ["(/, 'hello')", "(/ 'hello')", "(/'hello')"]:
        ast = Format_Specification(my_input)
        assert str(ast) == "(/, 'hello')"
    # format-item-list
    for my_input in ["(/, 2(/'hello'))", "(/ 2(/'hello'))", "(/2(/'hello'))"]:
        ast = Format_Specification(my_input)
        assert str(ast) == "(/, 2(/, 'hello'))"
    # Hollerith string
    for my_input in ["(/, 3H2.2)", "(/ 3H2.2)", "(/3H2.2)"]:
        ast = Format_Specification(my_input)
        assert str(ast) == "(/, 3H2.2)"

    # Comma is optional before or after a colon edit descriptor. There
    # are many combinations so just check with E : P.
    for my_input in ["(2E2.2, :, 2P)",
                     "(2E2.2 :, 2P)", "(2E2.2:, 2P)", "(2E2.2:,2P)",
                     "(2E2.2, : 2P)", "(2E2.2, :2P)", "(2E2.2,:2P)",
                     "(2E2.2 : 2P)", "(2E2.2: 2P)", "(2E2.2 :2P)",
                     "(2E2.2:2P)"]:
        ast = Format_Specification(my_input)
        assert str(ast) == "(2E2.2, :, 2P)"


def test_c1002_clash(f2003_create):
    '''The constraints rules can clash with each other. Here we test what
    happens when they do. fparser assumes that we can break the P rule,
    as does PGI. In contrast gfortran allows P / but does not allow P
    : (which seems strange).

    '''
    # P followed by : with no comma. This breaks the P rule but is
    # satisfied by the : rule.
    my_input = "(2P :)"
    ast = Format_Specification(my_input)
    assert str(ast) == "(2P, :)"

    # P followed by / with no comma. This breaks the P rule but is
    # satisfied by the / rule.
    my_input = "(2P /)"
    ast = Format_Specification(my_input)
    assert str(ast) == "(2P, /)"


def test_c1002_triples(f2003_create):
    '''Test that we get expected behaviour when the C1002 rule applies to
    a triplet of items.

    '''
    for my_input in ["(2P, F2.2, /)", "(2P F2.2 /)", "(2PF2.2/)"]:
        ast = Format_Specification(my_input)
        assert str(ast) == "(2P, F2.2, /)"


def test_syntaxerror(f2003_create):
    ''' Test that we get an exception for incorrect bracket syntax. '''
    for my_input in [None, "", "  ", "(", ")", "x('hello')", "('hello')x"]:
        with pytest.raises(NoMatchError):
            _ = Format_Specification(my_input)


def test_syntaxerror_c1002(f2003_create):
    '''Test that we get an exception in situations where no comma is
    supplied and the C1002 constraints for optional commas do not
    apply.

    '''
    # Comma is mandatory before a slash edit descriptor when the
    # optional repeat specification is present
    # valid syntax
    for my_input in ["(2P, 2/)", "('hello', 2/)", "(2E2.2, 3/)"]:
        ast = Format_Specification(my_input)
    # invalid syntax
    for my_input in ["(2P 2/)", "(2P2/)", "('hello' 2/)", "('hello'2/)"]:
        with pytest.raises(NoMatchError):
            _ = Format_Specification(my_input)
    # Comma is mandatory after a P descriptor if not one of ['F', 'E',
    # 'EN', 'ES', 'D', 'G'] or not a '/' or a ':'
    # Test valid syntax.
    for descriptor in ['I', 'B', 'O', 'Z', 'L', 'A']:
        my_input = "(2P, {0}2)".format(descriptor)
        ast = Format_Specification(my_input)
        assert str(ast) == my_input
    # Test invalid syntax.
        for my_input in ["(2P {0}2)".format(descriptor),
                         "(2P{0}2)".format(descriptor)]:
            with pytest.raises(NoMatchError):
                _ = Format_Specification(my_input)
    # Check DT data descriptor
    my_input = "(2P, DT)"
    ast = Format_Specification(my_input)
    assert str(ast) == my_input
    my_input = "(2P DT)"
    with pytest.raises(NoMatchError):
        _ = Format_Specification(my_input)
    my_input = "(2PDT)"
    with pytest.raises(NoMatchError):
        _ = Format_Specification(my_input)
    # Comma is mandatory if C1002 is not relevant
    for my_input in ["('hello' 'hello')",
                     "(2P 2P)", "(2P2P)",
                     "(F2.2 F2.2)", "(F2.2F2.2)",
                     "(T2 T2)", "(T2T2)",
                     "(('hello') ('hello'))", "(('hello')('hello'))",
                     "(2H12 3H123)", "(2H123H123)"]:
        with pytest.raises(NoMatchError):
            _ = Format_Specification(my_input)

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Test Fortran 2003 rule R1002 : This file tests the support for a format specification. Check that some basic format specifications with single format     items are parsed correctly. Individual items are tested by the     associated classes. # 1: data-edit-desc, 2: r data-edit-desc, 3: control-edit-desc, 4: # char-string-edit-desc, 5: format-item-list Check that a basic format specification with multiple format items     are parsed correctly. Individual format items are tested by the     associated classes. # 1: data-edit-desc, 2: r data-edit-desc, 3: control-edit-desc, 4: # char-string-edit-desc, 5: format-item-list Check that a basic format specification with multiple format items     are parsed correctly with spaces. Individual format items are     tested by the associated classes. Note, the standard states that     spaces can occur anywhere within a format specifier and not affect     the meaning, other than within a format string. This is checked by     the individual format item classes. # spaces before and after the brackets # 1: data-edit-desc, 2: r data-edit-desc, 3: control-edit-desc, 4: # char-string-edit-desc, 5: format-item-list Check that a basic format specification with a hollerith string     item is parsed correctly. Individual format items are tested by     the associated classes. Check that format specifications conforming to the C1002     constraints are parsed correctly. This test actually checks class     Format_Item_C1002 when a comma is missing as the constraints have     been implemented within this class in fparser. # Comma is optional between a P edit descriptor and an immediately # following F, E, EN, ES, D, or G edit descriptor, possibly # preceded by a repeat specifier. # Without repeat specifier. # With repeat specifier. # spaces # Comma is optional before a slash edit descriptor when the # optional repeat specification is not present. # data-edit-desc # control-edit-desc # self # char-string-edit-desc # format-item-list # Hollerith string # Comma is optional after a slash edit descriptor. # data-edit-desc # data-edit-desc (/ with repeat specification) # control-edit-desc # char-string-edit-desc # format-item-list # Hollerith string # Comma is optional before or after a colon edit descriptor. There # are many combinations so just check with E : P. The constraints rules can clash with each other. Here we test what     happens when they do. fparser assumes that we can break the P rule,     as does PGI. In contrast gfortran allows P / but does not allow P     : (which seems strange). # P followed by : with no comma. This breaks the P rule but is # satisfied by the : rule. # P followed by / with no comma. This breaks the P rule but is # satisfied by the / rule. Test that we get expected behaviour when the C1002 rule applies to     a triplet of items. Test that we get an exception for incorrect bracket syntax. Test that we get an exception in situations where no comma is     supplied and the C1002 constraints for optional commas do not     apply. # Comma is mandatory before a slash edit descriptor when the # optional repeat specification is present # valid syntax # invalid syntax # Comma is mandatory after a P descriptor if not one of ['F', 'E', # 'EN', 'ES', 'D', 'G'] or not a '/' or a ':' # Test valid syntax. # Test invalid syntax. # Check DT data descriptor # Comma is mandatory if C1002 is not relevant