friendz: use ai::backtrack instead of the ad-hoc solver

[nit.git] / tests / test_deserialization.nit

diff --git a/tests/test_deserialization.nit b/tests/test_deserialization.nit
index 0f4f94e..a8087e1 100644 (file)
--- a/tests/test_deserialization.nit
+++ b/tests/test_deserialization.nit
@@ -20,23 +20,24 @@ import json_serialization
 # Simple class
 class A
        auto_serializable
-       super Serializable
 
-       var b: Bool
+       var b = false
+       var c: Char
        var f: Float
-       var i: Int
-       var s: String
+       var i = 123
+       var s = "asdf"
        var n: nullable Int
 
        init(b: Bool, c: Char, f: Float, i: Int, s: String, n: nullable Int)
        do
                self.b = b
+               self.c = c
                self.f = f
                self.i = i
                self.s = s
        end
 
-       redef fun to_s do return "<A: {b} {f} {i} {s} {n != null}>"
+       redef fun to_s do return "<A: {b} {c} {f} {i} {s} {n != null}>"
 end
 
 # Sub-class of A
@@ -61,10 +62,9 @@ end
 # Composed of an A and a B
 class C
        auto_serializable
-       super Serializable
 
        var a: A
-       var b: B
+       var b = new B(false, 'b', 123.123, 2345, "hjkl", 12, 1111, "qwer")
        var aa: A
 
        init(a: A, b: B)
@@ -93,7 +93,7 @@ var c = new C(a, b)
 var d = new D(false, 'b', 123.123, 2345, "new line ->\n<-", null, 1111, "\t\f\"\r\\/")
 d.d = d
 
-for o in new Array[nullable Serializable].with_items(a, b, c, d) do
+for o in new Array[Serializable].with_items(a, b, c, d) do
        var stream = new StringOStream
        var serializer = new JsonSerializer(stream)
        serializer.serialize(o)
@@ -103,5 +103,5 @@ for o in new Array[nullable Serializable].with_items(a, b, c, d) do
 
        print "# Nit:\n{o}\n"
        print "# Json:\n{stream}\n"
-       print "# Back in Nit:\n{deserialized}\n"
+       print "# Back in Nit:\n{deserialized or else "null"}\n"
 end