make table_eq check recursive equality
and add tests. to write test the table_eq function itself, I expose it in the text env via expect_raw. if we don't want to do this, alternatives could be: 1. add the test to main.lua itself 2. expose the expect.table_eq function via a test_hooks variable. then test.lua could require main.lua and access the function via the hook. may need to update main.lua a bit to ensure it does not run when it is "require"ddevelop
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function test.internal_in_test()
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function test.internal_in_test()
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expect.true_(dfhack.internal.IN_TEST)
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expect.true_(dfhack.internal.IN_TEST)
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end
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end
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function test.table_eq()
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expect.true_(expect_raw.table_eq({}, {}))
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expect.true_(expect_raw.table_eq({'a'}, {'a'}))
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expect.true_(expect_raw.table_eq({{'a', k='val'}, 'b'},
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{{'a', k='val'}, 'b'}))
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expect.false_(expect_raw.table_eq({}, {''}))
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expect.false_(expect_raw.table_eq({''}, {}))
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expect.false_(expect_raw.table_eq({'a', {}}, {'a'}))
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expect.false_(expect_raw.table_eq({{'a', k='val1'}, 'b'},
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{{'a', k='val2'}, 'b'}))
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local tab = {a='a', b='b'}
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expect.true_(expect_raw.table_eq(tab, tab))
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expect.true_(expect_raw.table_eq({tab}, {tab}))
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local tab1, tab2 = {'a'}, {'a'}
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tab1.self, tab2.self = tab1, tab2
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expect.true_(expect_raw.table_eq(tab1, tab2))
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tab1.other, tab2.other = tab2, tab1
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expect.true_(expect_raw.table_eq(tab1, tab2))
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local tabA, tabB, tabC, tabD = {k='a'}, {k='a'}, {k='a'}, {k='a'}
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tabA.next, tabB.next, tabC.next, tabD.next = tabB, tabC, tabD, tabA
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expect.true_(expect_raw.table_eq(tabA, tabB))
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end
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