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context("insert.ring and delete.ring")
test.insert.ring <- function() {
x <- c(1, 2, 3, 4, 5)
names(x) <- 2001:2005
test_that("delete.ring keeps the input's years when fix.length", {
## the padded NA used to have an empty name, so the years read
## "", 2002, ... and anything built from them got an NA year
expect_identical(delete.ring(x, year = 2003),
c("2001" = NA, "2002" = 1, "2003" = 2,
"2004" = 4, "2005" = 5))
expect_identical(delete.ring(x, year = 2003, fix.last = FALSE),
c("2001" = 1, "2002" = 2, "2003" = 4,
"2004" = 5, "2005" = NA))
## without fix.length the series is one ring shorter
expect_identical(names(delete.ring(x, year = 2003,
fix.length = FALSE)),
as.character(2002:2005))
})
test_that("a missing ring and a false ring can be chained", {
## this refused with "consecutive years" before the fix
y <- insert.ring(delete.ring(x, year = 2004), year = 2002,
ring.value = 9)
expect_identical(names(y), as.character(2001:2005))
## 2001 and 2005 are dated right; 2003-2004 are one year late
expect_equal(unname(y), c(1, 9, 2, 3, 5))
})
}
test.insert.ring()
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