library(rhdf5)
############################################################
context("Utility functions")
############################################################
test_that("Printing library versions", {
expect_message( h5version(),
regexp = "This is Bioconductor rhdf5 [0-9.]+ linking to C-library HDF5 [0-9.]+")
})
test_that("We can list created objects", {
fid <- H5Fcreate(name = tempfile())
expect_is( objects_frame <- h5listIdentifier(), "data.frame" )
expect_is( valid_objects <- h5validObjects(), "list" )
expect_equal( dim(objects_frame), c(1,2))
expect_length( valid_objects, 1 )
## create another objects
sid <- H5Screate()
expect_equal( dim(h5listIdentifier()), c(2,2))
expect_length( h5validObjects(), 2 )
## now close them
H5Sclose(sid)
H5Fclose(fid)
expect_equal( dim(h5listIdentifier()), c(0,2))
expect_length( h5validObjects(), 0 )
})
#test_that("Find location of libray", {
#
# expect_output( Rhdf5lib:::pkgconfig(), regexp = "libhdf5" )
#
# path <- capture.output( Rhdf5lib:::pkgconfig() )
# if( Sys.info()[['sysname']] != "Windows" ) {
# libfile <- gsub(pattern = "^-l", replacement = "", x = path)
# expect_true( file.exists(libfile) )
# }
#})
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