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package org.apache.eagle.query.parser.test;

import org.apache.eagle.query.parser.*;
import org.junit.Assert;
import org.junit.Test;
import org.slf4j.Logger;
import org.slf4j.LoggerFactory;

public class TestEagleQueryParser {

    private static final Logger LOG = LoggerFactory.getLogger(TestEagleQueryParser.class);

    @Test
    public void testSingleExpression() {
        String query = "@cluster=\"a\"";
        EagleQueryParser parser = new EagleQueryParser(query);
        ORExpression or = null;
        try {
            or = parser.parse();
        } catch (EagleQueryParseException ex) {
            Assert.fail(ex.getMessage());
        }
        Assert.assertTrue(or.getANDExprList().size() == 1);
        Assert.assertEquals(1, or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().size());
        Assert.assertEquals("@cluster", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getKey());
        Assert.assertEquals("a", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getValue());
        Assert.assertEquals("=", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getOp().toString());
        LOG.info(or.toString());
        Assert.assertEquals("(@cluster=\"a\")", or.toString());
    }

    @Test
    public void testLessThanExpression() {
        String query = "@field1<\"1\"";
        EagleQueryParser parser = new EagleQueryParser(query);
        ORExpression or = null;
        try {
            or = parser.parse();
        } catch (EagleQueryParseException ex) {
            Assert.fail(ex.getMessage());
        }
        Assert.assertTrue(or.getANDExprList().size() == 1);
        Assert.assertEquals(1, or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().size());
        Assert.assertEquals("@field1", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getKey());
        Assert.assertEquals("1", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getValue());
        Assert.assertEquals("<", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getOp().toString());
        LOG.info(or.toString());
        Assert.assertEquals("(@field1<\"1\")", or.toString());
    }

    @Test
    public void testLessOrEqualExpression() {
        String query = "@field1<=\"1\"";
        EagleQueryParser parser = new EagleQueryParser(query);
        ORExpression or = null;
        try {
            or = parser.parse();
        } catch (EagleQueryParseException ex) {
            Assert.fail(ex.getMessage());
        }
        Assert.assertTrue(or.getANDExprList().size() == 1);
        Assert.assertEquals(1, or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().size());
        Assert.assertEquals("@field1", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getKey());
        Assert.assertEquals("1", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getValue());
        Assert.assertEquals("<=", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getOp().toString());
        LOG.info(or.toString());
        Assert.assertEquals("(@field1<=\"1\")", or.toString());
    }

    @Test
    public void testGreaterThanExpression() {
        String query = "@field1>\"1\"";
        EagleQueryParser parser = new EagleQueryParser(query);
        ORExpression or = null;
        try {
            or = parser.parse();
        } catch (EagleQueryParseException ex) {
            Assert.fail(ex.getMessage());
        }
        Assert.assertTrue(or.getANDExprList().size() == 1);
        Assert.assertEquals(1, or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().size());
        Assert.assertEquals("@field1", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getKey());
        Assert.assertEquals("1", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getValue());
        Assert.assertEquals(">", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getOp().toString());
        LOG.info(or.toString());
        Assert.assertEquals("(@field1>\"1\")", or.toString());
    }

    @Test
    public void testGreaterOrEqualExpression() {
        String query = "@field1>=\"1\"";
        EagleQueryParser parser = new EagleQueryParser(query);
        ORExpression or = null;
        try {
            or = parser.parse();
        } catch (EagleQueryParseException ex) {
            Assert.fail(ex.getMessage());
        }
        Assert.assertTrue(or.getANDExprList().size() == 1);
        Assert.assertEquals(1, or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().size());
        Assert.assertEquals("@field1", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getKey());
        Assert.assertEquals("1", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getValue());
        Assert.assertEquals(">=", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getOp().toString());
        Assert.assertEquals(TokenType.STRING, or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getValueType());

        LOG.info(or.toString());
        Assert.assertEquals("(@field1>=\"1\")", or.toString());
    }

    @Test
    public void testMultipleANDExpression() {
        String query = "@cluster=\"abc\" AND @host=\"dc123.xyz.com\"";
        EagleQueryParser parser = new EagleQueryParser(query);
        ORExpression or = null;
        try {
            or = parser.parse();
        } catch (EagleQueryParseException ex) {
            Assert.fail(ex.getMessage());
        }
        Assert.assertTrue(or.getANDExprList().size() == 1);
        Assert.assertEquals(2, or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().size());
        Assert.assertEquals("@cluster", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getKey());
        Assert.assertEquals("abc", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getValue());
        Assert.assertEquals(TokenType.STRING, or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getValueType());
        Assert.assertEquals("=", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getOp().toString());
        Assert.assertEquals("@host", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(1).getKey());
        Assert.assertEquals("dc123.xyz.com", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(1).getValue());
        Assert.assertEquals(TokenType.STRING, or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(1).getValueType());
        Assert.assertEquals("=", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(1).getOp().toString());
        LOG.info(or.toString());
        Assert.assertEquals("(@cluster=\"abc\" AND @host=\"dc123.xyz.com\")", or.toString());

        query = "@datacenter=\"dc1\" AND @cluster=\"abc\" AND @host=\"dc123.xyz.com\" ";
        parser = new EagleQueryParser(query);
        try {
            or = parser.parse();
        } catch (EagleQueryParseException ex) {
            Assert.fail(ex.getMessage());
        }
        Assert.assertTrue(or.getANDExprList().size() == 1);
        Assert.assertEquals(3, or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().size());
        Assert.assertEquals("@datacenter", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getKey());
        Assert.assertEquals("dc1", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getValue());
        Assert.assertEquals("=", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getOp().toString());
        Assert.assertEquals("@cluster", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(1).getKey());
        Assert.assertEquals("abc", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(1).getValue());
        Assert.assertEquals("=", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(1).getOp().toString());
        Assert.assertEquals("@host", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(2).getKey());
        Assert.assertEquals("dc123.xyz.com", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(2).getValue());
        Assert.assertEquals("=", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(2).getOp().toString());
        LOG.info(or.toString());
        Assert.assertEquals("(@datacenter=\"dc1\" AND @cluster=\"abc\" AND @host=\"dc123.xyz.com\")", or.toString());
    }

    @Test
    public void testMultipleORExpression() {
        String query = "@cluster=\"abc\" OR @host=\"dc123.xyz.com\"";
        EagleQueryParser parser = new EagleQueryParser(query);
        ORExpression or = null;
        try {
            or = parser.parse();
        } catch (EagleQueryParseException ex) {
            Assert.fail(ex.getMessage());
        }
        Assert.assertTrue(or.getANDExprList().size()==2);
        Assert.assertEquals(1, or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().size());
        Assert.assertEquals(1, or.getANDExprList().get(1).getAtomicExprList().size());
        Assert.assertEquals("@cluster", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getKey());
        Assert.assertEquals("abc", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getValue());
        Assert.assertEquals("=", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getOp().toString());
        Assert.assertEquals("@host", or.getANDExprList().get(1).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getKey());
        Assert.assertEquals("dc123.xyz.com", or.getANDExprList().get(1).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getValue());
        Assert.assertEquals("=", or.getANDExprList().get(1).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getOp().toString());
        Assert.assertEquals("(@cluster=\"abc\") OR (@host=\"dc123.xyz.com\")", or.toString());

        query = "@datacenter=\"dc1\" OR @cluster=\"abc\" OR @host=\"dc123.xyz.com\"";
        parser = new EagleQueryParser(query);
        or = null;
        try {
            or = parser.parse();
        } catch (EagleQueryParseException ex) {
            Assert.fail(ex.getMessage());
        }		Assert.assertTrue(or.getANDExprList().size()==3);
        Assert.assertEquals(1, or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().size());
        Assert.assertEquals(1, or.getANDExprList().get(1).getAtomicExprList().size());
        Assert.assertEquals(1, or.getANDExprList().get(2).getAtomicExprList().size());
        Assert.assertEquals("@datacenter", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getKey());
        Assert.assertEquals("dc1", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getValue());
        Assert.assertEquals("=", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getOp().toString());
        Assert.assertEquals("@cluster", or.getANDExprList().get(1).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getKey());
        Assert.assertEquals("abc", or.getANDExprList().get(1).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getValue());
        Assert.assertEquals("=", or.getANDExprList().get(1).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getOp().toString());
        Assert.assertEquals("@host", or.getANDExprList().get(2).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getKey());
        Assert.assertEquals("dc123.xyz.com", or.getANDExprList().get(2).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getValue());
        Assert.assertEquals("=", or.getANDExprList().get(2).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getOp().toString());
        Assert.assertEquals("(@datacenter=\"dc1\") OR (@cluster=\"abc\") OR (@host=\"dc123.xyz.com\")", or.toString());
    }

    @Test
    public void testANDORCombination() {
        String query = "@cluster=\"abc\" OR @host=\"dc123.xyz.com\" AND @datacenter=\"dc1\"";
        EagleQueryParser parser = new EagleQueryParser(query);
        ORExpression or = null;
        try {
            or = parser.parse();
        } catch (EagleQueryParseException ex) {
            Assert.fail(ex.getMessage());
        }		LOG.info(or.toString());
        Assert.assertEquals("(@cluster=\"abc\") OR (@host=\"dc123.xyz.com\" AND @datacenter=\"dc1\")", or.toString());

        query = "(@cluster=\"abc\" AND @host=\"dc123.xyz.com\") AND @datacenter=\"dc1\"";
        parser = new EagleQueryParser(query);
        or = null;
        try {
            or = parser.parse();
        } catch (EagleQueryParseException ex) {
            Assert.fail(ex.getMessage());
        }		LOG.info(or.toString());
        Assert.assertEquals("(@cluster=\"abc\" AND @host=\"dc123.xyz.com\" AND @datacenter=\"dc1\")", or.toString());

        query = "(@cluster=\"abc\" OR @host=\"dc123.xyz.com\") AND @datacenter=\"dc1\"";
        parser = new EagleQueryParser(query);
        or = null;
        try {
            or = parser.parse();
        } catch (EagleQueryParseException ex) {
            Assert.fail(ex.getMessage());
        }
        LOG.info(or.toString());
        Assert.assertEquals("(@cluster=\"abc\" AND @datacenter=\"dc1\") OR (@host=\"dc123.xyz.com\" AND @datacenter=\"dc1\")", or.toString());

        query = "(@cluster=\"abc\" OR @host=\"dc123.xyz.com\") AND (@datacenter=\"dc1\" OR @cluster=\"bcd\")";
        parser = new EagleQueryParser(query);
        or = null;
        try {
            or = parser.parse();
        } catch (EagleQueryParseException ex) {
            Assert.fail(ex.getMessage());
        }
        LOG.info(or.toString());
        Assert.assertEquals("(@cluster=\"abc\" AND @datacenter=\"dc1\") OR (@cluster=\"abc\" AND @cluster=\"bcd\") OR (@host=\"dc123.xyz.com\" AND @datacenter=\"dc1\") OR (@host=\"dc123.xyz.com\" AND @cluster=\"bcd\")", or.toString());

        query = "(@cluster=\"abc\" OR @host=\"dc123.xyz.com\") AND (@datacenter=\"dc1\" AND @cluster=\"bcd\")";
        parser = new EagleQueryParser(query);
        or = null;
        try {
            or = parser.parse();
        } catch (EagleQueryParseException ex) {
            Assert.fail(ex.getMessage());
        }
        LOG.info(or.toString());
        Assert.assertEquals("(@cluster=\"abc\" AND @datacenter=\"dc1\" AND @cluster=\"bcd\") OR (@host=\"dc123.xyz.com\" AND @datacenter=\"dc1\" AND @cluster=\"bcd\")", or.toString());
    }

    @Test
    public void testNegativeCase() {
        String query = "@cluster      = \"a\"";
        EagleQueryParser parser = new EagleQueryParser(query);
        ORExpression or = null;
        try {
            or = parser.parse();
        } catch (EagleQueryParseException ex) {
            Assert.fail(ex.getMessage());
        }
        LOG.info(or.toString());
        Assert.assertEquals("(@cluster=\"a\")", or.toString());

        query = "@cluster    = a\"";
        parser = new EagleQueryParser(query);
        or = null;
        try {
            or = parser.parse();
        } catch (Exception ex) {
            LOG.error("Can not successfully parse the query:" + query, ex);
        }
        Assert.assertTrue(or == null);

        query = "@cluster    = \"\"a\"";
        parser = new EagleQueryParser(query);
        or = null;
        try {
            or = parser.parse();
        } catch (Exception ex) {
            LOG.error("Can not successfully parse the query:" + query, ex);
        }
        Assert.assertNotNull(or);

        query = "@cluster=\"cluster1\" AND @datacenter=\"dc1\" AND @remediationID=8888\" AND @remediationStatus=\"status\"";
        parser = new EagleQueryParser(query);
        or = null;
        try {
            or = parser.parse();
        } catch (Exception ex) {
            LOG.error("Can not successfully parse the query:" + query, ex);
        }
        Assert.assertTrue(or == null);
    }

    @Test
    public void testSimpleWildcardMatchQuery() {
        String expected = "-[]/{}()*+?.\\^$|";
        String query = "@user=\"-[]/{}()*+?.\\\\^$|\"";
        System.out.println(query);
        EagleQueryParser parser = new EagleQueryParser(query);
        ORExpression or = null;
        try {
            or = parser.parse();
        } catch (EagleQueryParseException ex) {
            Assert.fail(ex.getMessage());
        }
        Assert.assertTrue(or.getANDExprList().size() == 1);
        Assert.assertEquals(1, or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().size());
        Assert.assertEquals("@user", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getKey());
        Assert.assertEquals(expected, or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getValue());
        Assert.assertEquals("=", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getOp().toString());
        LOG.info(or.toString());
        Assert.assertEquals("(@user=\""+expected+"\")", or.toString());
    }

    @Test
    public void testNumberQuery() {
        String query = "@field1 >= -1.234";
        EagleQueryParser parser = new EagleQueryParser(query);
        ORExpression or = null;
        try {
            or = parser.parse();
        } catch (EagleQueryParseException ex) {
            Assert.fail(ex.getMessage());
        }
        Assert.assertTrue(or.getANDExprList().size() == 1);
        Assert.assertEquals(1, or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().size());
        Assert.assertEquals("@field1", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getKey());
        Assert.assertEquals(-1.234, Double.parseDouble(or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getValue()), 0.0001);
        Assert.assertEquals(">=", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getOp().toString());
        Assert.assertEquals(TokenType.NUMBER, or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getValueType());
    }

    @Test
    public void testContainQuery() {
        String query = "@name contains \"jame\"";
        EagleQueryParser parser = new EagleQueryParser(query);
        ORExpression or = null;
        try {
            or = parser.parse();
        } catch (EagleQueryParseException ex) {
            Assert.fail(ex.getMessage());
        }
        Assert.assertTrue(or.getANDExprList().size() == 1);
        Assert.assertEquals(1, or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().size());
        Assert.assertEquals("@name", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getKey());
        Assert.assertEquals("jame", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getValue());
        Assert.assertEquals("CONTAINS", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getOp().toString());
        Assert.assertEquals(TokenType.STRING, or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getValueType());
    }

    @Test
    public void testNotContainQuery() {
        String query = "@name not contains \"jame\"";
        EagleQueryParser parser = new EagleQueryParser(query);
        ORExpression or = null;
        try {
            or = parser.parse();
        } catch (EagleQueryParseException ex) {
            Assert.fail(ex.getMessage());
        }
        Assert.assertTrue(or.getANDExprList().size() == 1);
        Assert.assertEquals(1, or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().size());
        Assert.assertEquals("@name", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getKey());
        Assert.assertEquals("jame", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getValue());
        Assert.assertEquals("NOT CONTAINS", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getOp().toString());
        Assert.assertEquals(TokenType.STRING, or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getValueType());

        query = "@name NOT CONTAINS \"jame\"";
        parser = new EagleQueryParser(query);
        try {
            or = parser.parse();
        } catch (EagleQueryParseException ex) {
            Assert.fail(ex.getMessage());
        }
        Assert.assertTrue(or.getANDExprList().size() == 1);
        Assert.assertEquals(1, or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().size());
        Assert.assertEquals("@name", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getKey());
        Assert.assertEquals("jame", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getValue());
        Assert.assertEquals("NOT CONTAINS", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getOp().toString());
        Assert.assertEquals(TokenType.STRING, or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getValueType());

        query = "@name NOT                                          CONTAINS \"jame\"";
        parser = new EagleQueryParser(query);
        try {
            or = parser.parse();
        } catch (EagleQueryParseException ex) {
            Assert.fail(ex.getMessage());
        }
        Assert.assertTrue(or.getANDExprList().size() == 1);
        Assert.assertEquals(1, or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().size());
        Assert.assertEquals("@name", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getKey());
        Assert.assertEquals("jame", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getValue());
        Assert.assertEquals("NOT CONTAINS", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getOp().toString());
        Assert.assertEquals(TokenType.STRING, or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getValueType());
    }

    @Test
    public void testNullQuery() {
        String query = "@name is null";
        EagleQueryParser parser = new EagleQueryParser(query);
        ORExpression or = null;
        try {
            or = parser.parse();
        } catch (EagleQueryParseException ex) {
            Assert.fail(ex.getMessage());
        }
        Assert.assertTrue(or.getANDExprList().size() == 1);
        Assert.assertEquals(1, or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().size());
        Assert.assertEquals("@name", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getKey());
        Assert.assertEquals("null", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getValue());
        Assert.assertEquals("IS", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getOp().toString());
        Assert.assertEquals(TokenType.NULL, or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getValueType());

        query = "@name IS               NULL";
        parser = new EagleQueryParser(query);
        try {
            or = parser.parse();
        } catch (EagleQueryParseException ex) {
            Assert.fail(ex.getMessage());
        }
        Assert.assertTrue(or.getANDExprList().size() == 1);
        Assert.assertEquals(1, or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().size());
        Assert.assertEquals("@name", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getKey());
        Assert.assertEquals("NULL", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getValue());
        Assert.assertEquals("IS", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getOp().toString());
        Assert.assertEquals(TokenType.NULL, or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getValueType());

        query = "@name is not null";
        parser = new EagleQueryParser(query);
        try {
            or = parser.parse();
        } catch (EagleQueryParseException ex) {
            Assert.fail(ex.getMessage());
        }
        Assert.assertTrue(or.getANDExprList().size() == 1);
        Assert.assertEquals(1, or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().size());
        Assert.assertEquals("@name", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getKey());
        Assert.assertEquals("null", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getValue());
        Assert.assertEquals("IS NOT", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getOp().toString());
        Assert.assertEquals(TokenType.NULL, or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getValueType());

        query = "@name is               not               NULL";
        parser = new EagleQueryParser(query);
        try {
            or = parser.parse();
        } catch (EagleQueryParseException ex) {
            Assert.fail(ex.getMessage());
        }
        Assert.assertTrue(or.getANDExprList().size() == 1);
        Assert.assertEquals(1, or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().size());
        Assert.assertEquals("@name", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getKey());
        Assert.assertEquals("NULL", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getValue());
        Assert.assertEquals("IS NOT", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getOp().toString());
        Assert.assertEquals(TokenType.NULL, or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getValueType());

        query = "@name =               NULL";
        parser = new EagleQueryParser(query);
        try {
            or = parser.parse();
        } catch (EagleQueryParseException ex) {
            Assert.fail(ex.getMessage());
        }
        Assert.assertTrue(or.getANDExprList().size() == 1);
        Assert.assertEquals(1, or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().size());
        Assert.assertEquals("@name", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getKey());
        Assert.assertEquals("NULL", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getValue());
        Assert.assertEquals("=", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getOp().toString());
        Assert.assertEquals(TokenType.NULL, or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getValueType());

        query = "@name !=               NULL";
        parser = new EagleQueryParser(query);
        try {
            or = parser.parse();
        } catch (EagleQueryParseException ex) {
            Assert.fail(ex.getMessage());
        }
        Assert.assertTrue(or.getANDExprList().size() == 1);
        Assert.assertEquals(1, or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().size());
        Assert.assertEquals("@name", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getKey());
        Assert.assertEquals("NULL", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getValue());
        Assert.assertEquals("!=", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getOp().toString());
        Assert.assertEquals(TokenType.NULL, or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getValueType());
    }

    @Test
    public void testIsOrIsNotQuery() {
        String query = "@name is \"james\"";
        EagleQueryParser parser = new EagleQueryParser(query);
        ORExpression or = null;
        try {
            or = parser.parse();
        } catch (EagleQueryParseException ex) {
            Assert.fail(ex.getMessage());
        }
        Assert.assertTrue(or.getANDExprList().size() == 1);
        Assert.assertEquals(1, or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().size());
        Assert.assertEquals("@name", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getKey());
        Assert.assertEquals("james", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getValue());
        Assert.assertEquals("IS", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getOp().toString());
        Assert.assertEquals(TokenType.STRING, or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getValueType());

        query = "@name is   not \"james\"";
        parser = new EagleQueryParser(query);
        try {
            or = parser.parse();
        } catch (EagleQueryParseException ex) {
            Assert.fail(ex.getMessage());
        }
        Assert.assertTrue(or.getANDExprList().size() == 1);
        Assert.assertEquals(1, or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().size());
        Assert.assertEquals("@name", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getKey());
        Assert.assertEquals("james", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getValue());
        Assert.assertEquals("IS NOT", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getOp().toString());
        Assert.assertEquals(TokenType.STRING, or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getValueType());

        query = "@name is   1.234";
        parser = new EagleQueryParser(query);
        try {
            or = parser.parse();
        } catch (EagleQueryParseException ex) {
            Assert.fail(ex.getMessage());
        }
        Assert.assertTrue(or.getANDExprList().size() == 1);
        Assert.assertEquals(1, or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().size());
        Assert.assertEquals("@name", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getKey());
        Assert.assertEquals("1.234", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getValue());
        Assert.assertEquals("IS", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getOp().toString());
        Assert.assertEquals(TokenType.NUMBER, or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getValueType());

        query = "@name is   not 1.234";
        parser = new EagleQueryParser(query);
        try {
            or = parser.parse();
        } catch (EagleQueryParseException ex) {
            Assert.fail(ex.getMessage());
        }
        Assert.assertTrue(or.getANDExprList().size() == 1);
        Assert.assertEquals(1, or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().size());
        Assert.assertEquals("@name", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getKey());
        Assert.assertEquals("1.234", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getValue());
        Assert.assertEquals("IS NOT", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getOp().toString());
        Assert.assertEquals(TokenType.NUMBER, or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getValueType());
    }

    @Test
    public void testINListQuery() {
        String query = "@name in (\"jame\",\"lebron\")";
        EagleQueryParser parser = new EagleQueryParser(query);
        ORExpression or = null;
        try {
            or = parser.parse();
        } catch (EagleQueryParseException ex) {
            Assert.fail(ex.getMessage());
        }
        Assert.assertTrue(or.getANDExprList().size() == 1);
        Assert.assertEquals(1, or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().size());
        Assert.assertEquals("@name", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getKey());
        Assert.assertEquals("(\"jame\",\"lebron\")", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getValue());
        Assert.assertEquals("IN", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getOp().toString());
        Assert.assertEquals(TokenType.LIST, or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getValueType());

        query = "@name NOT IN (1,\"lebron\")";
        parser = new EagleQueryParser(query);
        try {
            or = parser.parse();
        } catch (EagleQueryParseException ex) {
            Assert.fail(ex.getMessage());
        }
        Assert.assertTrue(or.getANDExprList().size() == 1);
        Assert.assertEquals(1, or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().size());
        Assert.assertEquals("@name", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getKey());
        Assert.assertEquals("(1,\"lebron\")", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getValue());
        Assert.assertEquals("NOT IN", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getOp().toString());
        Assert.assertEquals(TokenType.LIST, or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getValueType());

        query = "@name not                      in (1,\"lebron\")";
        parser = new EagleQueryParser(query);
        try {
            or = parser.parse();
        } catch (EagleQueryParseException ex) {
            Assert.fail(ex.getMessage());
        }
        Assert.assertTrue(or.getANDExprList().size() == 1);
        Assert.assertEquals(1, or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().size());
        Assert.assertEquals("@name", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getKey());
        Assert.assertEquals("(1,\"lebron\")", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getValue());
        Assert.assertEquals("NOT IN", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getOp().toString());
        Assert.assertEquals(TokenType.LIST, or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getValueType());
    }

    @Test
    public void testEmptyString() {
        String query = "@name = \"\"";
        EagleQueryParser parser = new EagleQueryParser(query);
        ORExpression or = null;
        try {
            or = parser.parse();
        } catch (EagleQueryParseException ex) {
            Assert.fail(ex.getMessage());
        }
        Assert.assertNotNull(or);
        Assert.assertEquals("@name", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getKey());
        Assert.assertEquals("", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getValue());
        Assert.assertEquals("=", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getOp().toString());
        Assert.assertEquals(TokenType.STRING, or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getValueType());
    }

    /**
     * Will split tokens for escaped string
     *
     * "va\"lue" => "va\"lue"
     * ("va\"lue","va,lue") => ["va\\\"lue","va,lue"]
     *
     */
    @Test
    public void testEscapedQuotesString() {
        String query = "@value = \"value\\\"content, and another content\"";
        EagleQueryParser parser = new EagleQueryParser(query);
        ORExpression or = null;
        try {
            or = parser.parse();
        } catch (EagleQueryParseException ex) {
            Assert.fail(ex.getMessage());
        }
        Assert.assertNotNull(or);
        Assert.assertEquals("@value", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getKey());
        Assert.assertEquals("value\"content, and another content", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getValue());
        Assert.assertEquals("=", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getOp().toString());
        Assert.assertEquals(TokenType.STRING, or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getValueType());

        query = "@value in (\"value\\\"content, and another content\",\"others item\")";
        parser = new EagleQueryParser(query);
        or = null;
        try {
            or = parser.parse();
        } catch (EagleQueryParseException ex) {
            Assert.fail(ex.getMessage());
        }
        Assert.assertNotNull(or);
        Assert.assertEquals("@value", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getKey());
        Assert.assertEquals("(\"value\\\"content, and another content\",\"others item\")", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getValue());
        Assert.assertEquals("IN", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getOp().toString());
        Assert.assertEquals(TokenType.LIST, or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getValueType());

        query = "@value in (\"value\\\"content, and another content\",\"others item\",-1.2345)";
        parser = new EagleQueryParser(query);
        or = null;
        try {
            or = parser.parse();
        } catch (EagleQueryParseException ex) {
            Assert.fail(ex.getMessage());
        }
        Assert.assertNotNull(or);
        Assert.assertEquals("@value", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getKey());
        Assert.assertEquals("(\"value\\\"content, and another content\",\"others item\",-1.2345)", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getValue());
        Assert.assertEquals("IN", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getOp().toString());
        Assert.assertEquals(TokenType.LIST, or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getValueType());
    }

    @Test
    public void testCompareAtomicExpression() {
        String query = "EXP{@mapProgress} < EXP{@reduceProgress}";
        EagleQueryParser parser = new EagleQueryParser(query);
        ORExpression or = null;
        try {
            or = parser.parse();
        } catch (EagleQueryParseException ex) {
            Assert.fail(ex.getMessage());
        }
        Assert.assertTrue(or.getANDExprList().size() == 1);
        Assert.assertEquals(1, or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().size());
        Assert.assertEquals("mapProgress", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getKey());
        Assert.assertEquals("reduceProgress", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getValue());
        Assert.assertEquals("<", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getOp().toString());
        Assert.assertEquals("(mapProgress<reduceProgress)", or.toString());
    }

    @Test
    public void testCompareArithmeticExpressionWithNumeric() {
        String query = "EXP{(@mapProgress + @reduceProgress) / (@endTime - @startTime)} < 0.005";
        EagleQueryParser parser = new EagleQueryParser(query);
        ORExpression or = null;
        try {
            or = parser.parse();
        } catch (EagleQueryParseException ex) {
            Assert.fail(ex.getMessage());
        }
        Assert.assertTrue(or.getANDExprList().size() == 1);
        Assert.assertEquals(1, or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().size());
        Assert.assertEquals("(mapProgress + reduceProgress) / (endTime - startTime)", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getKey());
        Assert.assertEquals("0.005", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getValue());
        Assert.assertEquals("<", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getOp().toString());
        LOG.info(or.toString());
        Assert.assertEquals("((mapProgress + reduceProgress) / (endTime - startTime)<0.005)", or.toString());
    }

    @Test
    public void testComplexExpressionWithNestedBrace() {
        String query = "EXP{((@a + @b) / @c) + @d}< 0.005";
        EagleQueryParser parser = new EagleQueryParser(query);
        ORExpression or = null;
        try {
            or = parser.parse();
        } catch (EagleQueryParseException ex) {
            Assert.fail(ex.getMessage());
        }
        Assert.assertTrue(or.getANDExprList().size() == 1);
        Assert.assertEquals(1, or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().size());
        Assert.assertEquals("((a + b) / c) + d", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getKey());
        Assert.assertEquals("0.005", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getValue());
        Assert.assertEquals("<", or.getANDExprList().get(0).getAtomicExprList().get(0).getOp().toString());
        Assert.assertEquals("(((a + b) / c) + d<0.005)", or.toString());
    }

    @Test
    public void testComplexExpressionWithAndCondition() {
        String query = "(EXP{@a + @b} > 3) AND (@b >10)";
        EagleQueryParser parser = new EagleQueryParser(query);
        ORExpression or = null;
        try {
            or = parser.parse();
        } catch (EagleQueryParseException ex) {
            Assert.fail(ex.getMessage());
        }
        Assert.assertTrue(or.getANDExprList().size() == 1);
        ANDExpression and = or.getANDExprList().get(0);
        Assert.assertEquals(2, and.getAtomicExprList().size());
        Assert.assertEquals("a + b>3", and.getAtomicExprList().get(0).toString());
        Assert.assertEquals("@b>10", and.getAtomicExprList().get(1).toString());

        AtomicExpression leftExpression = and.getAtomicExprList().get(0);
        Assert.assertEquals("a + b", leftExpression.getKey());
        Assert.assertEquals(TokenType.EXP, leftExpression.getKeyType());
        Assert.assertEquals(">", leftExpression.getOp().toString());
        Assert.assertEquals("3", leftExpression.getValue());
        Assert.assertEquals(TokenType.NUMBER, leftExpression.getValueType());
        AtomicExpression rightExpression = and.getAtomicExprList().get(1);
        Assert.assertEquals("@b", rightExpression.getKey());
        Assert.assertEquals(TokenType.ID, rightExpression.getKeyType());
        Assert.assertEquals(">", rightExpression.getOp().toString());
        Assert.assertEquals("10",rightExpression.getValue());
        Assert.assertEquals(TokenType.NUMBER, rightExpression.getValueType());
    }

    @Test
    public void testComplexExpressionWithConditionAndNestedBrace() {
        String query = "(EXP{(@a + @b) / ((@c + @d)*(@e)/(@d))} > EXP{@c + @d}) AND (EXP{@e + @f} > EXP{@h + @i})";
        EagleQueryParser parser = new EagleQueryParser(query);
        ORExpression or = null;
        try {
            or = parser.parse();
        } catch (EagleQueryParseException ex) {
            Assert.fail(ex.getMessage());
        }
        Assert.assertTrue(or.getANDExprList().size() == 1);
        ANDExpression and = or.getANDExprList().get(0);
        Assert.assertEquals(2, and.getAtomicExprList().size());
        Assert.assertEquals("(a + b) / ((c + d)*(e)/(d))>c + d", and.getAtomicExprList().get(0).toString());
        Assert.assertEquals("e + f>h + i", and.getAtomicExprList().get(1).toString());

        AtomicExpression leftExpression = and.getAtomicExprList().get(0);
        Assert.assertEquals("(a + b) / ((c + d)*(e)/(d))", leftExpression.getKey());
        Assert.assertEquals(">", leftExpression.getOp().toString());
        Assert.assertEquals("c + d", leftExpression.getValue());

        AtomicExpression rightExpression = and.getAtomicExprList().get(1);
        Assert.assertEquals("e + f", rightExpression.getKey());
        Assert.assertEquals(">", rightExpression.getOp().toString());
        Assert.assertEquals("h + i",rightExpression.getValue());
    }

    @Test
    public void testNegativeExpressionCase() {
        String query = "(EXP{(@a + @b) / ((@c + @d)*(@e)/(@d))}} > EXP{@c + @d}) AND (EXP{@e + @f} > EXP{@h + @i})";
        EagleQueryParser parser = new EagleQueryParser(query);
        boolean parseFail = true;
        try {
            parser.parse();
        } catch (EagleQueryParseException ex) {
            parseFail = false;
        }
        Assert.assertFalse(parseFail);

        query = "(EXP{{(@a + @b) / ((@c + @d)*(@e)/(@d))}} > EXP{@c + @d}) AND (EXP{@e + @f} > EXP{@h + @i})";
        parser = new EagleQueryParser(query);
        parseFail = true;
        try {
            parser.parse();
        } catch (EagleQueryParseException ex) {
            parseFail = false;
        }
        Assert.assertFalse(parseFail);

        query = "(EXP{(@a + @b) / ((@c + @d)*(@e)/(@d))} > EXP{@c + @d}) AND EXP{})";
        parser = new EagleQueryParser(query);
        parseFail = true;
        try {
            parser.parse();
        } catch (EagleQueryParseException ex) {
            parseFail = false;
        }
        Assert.assertFalse(parseFail);

    }

    @Test
    public void testIsExpression() {
        Assert.assertTrue(TokenConstant.isExpression("EXP{ count }"));
        Assert.assertFalse(TokenConstant.isExpression("count"));
    }
}

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Berger, A., Ziv-Gal A., Cudiamat, J., Wang, W., Zhou, C., Flaws, J.A. (2016) The effects of in utero bisphenol A exposure on the ovaries in multiple generations of mice. Reproductive Toxicology 60:39-52.
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BPA is a high-production volume chemical used in a wide variety of common consumer products, and despite the relatively short half-life of BPA (6–24 hours), it has been measured in 95% of the US population and has been found in various reproductive tissues including ovarian follicular fluid, placenta, breast milk and colostrum.
On this call, Dr. Jodi Flaws discussed her current research investigating mechanisms by which prenatal exposure to bisphenol A may cause female infertility. Dr. Flaws presented results of her research indicating prenatal BPA exposure may morphologically alter the ovary and reduce female fertility and that some of the effects of BPA on female reproduction are transgenerational in nature.
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Q: RN app can't connect to development server, browser can I'm trying to update from react-native 0.55.4 to react-native 0.58.4.
The issue I'm facing is that my app cannot connect to the metro bundler.
Despite adb reverse, the emulator as well as a physical device cannot connect to it.
I can open the URL just fine in the chrome browser of the device, but the app can't connect to it.
I have followed the update notices in the changelogs, resulting in the following package.json:
"dependencies": {
    "react": "16.6.3",
    "react-native": "0.58.4"
  },
  "devDependencies": {
    "babel-core": "7.0.0-bridge.0",
    "babel-jest": "24.1.0",
    "jest": "24.1.0",
    "metro-react-native-babel-preset": "0.51.1",
    "react-test-renderer": "16.6.3"
  },
  "jest": {
    "preset": "react-native"
  }

I have left out the unimportant packages.
I have also changed the .babelrc file to:
{
  "presets": ["module:metro-react-native-babel-preset"]
}

Environment info:
React Native Environment Info:
    System:
      OS: Windows 10
      CPU: (8) x64 Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-8650U CPU @ 1.90GHz
      Memory: 3.21 GB / 15.93 GB
    Binaries:
      Yarn: 1.7.0 - C:\Program Files (x86)\Yarn\bin\yarn.CMD
      npm: 6.1.0 - C:\Program Files\nodejs\npm.CMD
    IDEs:
      Android Studio: Version  3.3.0.0 AI-182.5107.16.33.5264788

Any help would be much appreciated.

A: Just updating the package.json is not enough when it comes to upgrading a react-native application. There are other changes to other files that must be made before the upgrade process is complete.
A good place to start is to look at the differences between the code in 0.55.4 and 0.58.4. You can find these changes by looking at the git diff on rn-diff-purge. If you look at the following link you will see that there are a lot more changes than just the ones in the package.json.
https://github.com/pvinis/rn-diff-purge/compare/version/0.55.4...version/0.58.4
Some of these changes will be superfluous and may not actually affect the running on the application, other changes will be critical and must be done. Unfortunately the git diff doesn't tell us which we must do and which we can miss out it just tells us the differences. My advice would be to make all the changes that it suggests.
It can also be beneficial to look at vanilla versions of the app that you are starting from and then moving to. You can create a react-native app at a specific version using the following code:
react-native init newproject --version react-native@0.55.4
If you look at the official upgrading documentation it says:

Some upgrades require manual steps, e.g. 0.28 to 0.29, or 0.56 to
  0.57. Be sure to check the release notes when upgrading so that you can identify any manual changes your particular project may require.

https://facebook.github.io/react-native/docs/upgrading#manual-upgrades
So it will also be worthwhile looking at the release notes for any specific changes that you must make.
Worst case scenario, is to create a new working app using 0.58.4, copy your javascript code across, install and link your dependencies, and go from there.
Good luck, it can be tricky but with patience you will get there.

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The fourth album from HTRK, the duo of Jonnine Standish and Nigel Yang, arrives five years on from 2014's Psychic 9-5 Club. While some much-loved HTRK hallmarks remain—the combination of space and intimacy, the unmistakable interplay between Yang's guitars and Standish's vocals—Venus in Leo differs markedly in its energy, returning to HTRK's underground rock past with the stylistic playfulness and variety of a modern mixtape.
Over the soft strums of acoustic guitar, the album's introduction, "Into the Drama," posits a theory that "what was once considered self-sabotage could be revisited as being under the influence of Venus in Leo," Standish explains. Fingerpicked guitar loops rise slowly and fall over a cold, brittle beat. Previously released lovesong "Mentions" finds Standish exploring the lack of physical intimacy in the social media age. Elsewhere, there are emotional highs, like on the kaleidoscopic single "You Know How to Make Me Happy," which details a suspended state of ecstasy, Standish commending her partner's conscious efforts to prop her up with compliments. "New Year's Day" traces a flimsy resolution to get healthier, instantly busted by an evening of debauchery, recalling "the worst possible start to the year with bad friends and bad behavior." The silver lining is the sunrise: "pink, red, orange, white, peach" Standish repeats as the track laps with a velvety, hypnotic refrain.
Archetypal themes emerge as the band explore the makings of personality. Standish revisits her childhood home in a recurring dream ("Dream Symbol"), a doomed first kiss ("New Year's Eve") and high drama ("Venus in Leo"). Recorded more or less live in HTRK's home studio in the Dandenong Ranges outside of Melbourne, the album's simple production reveals gorgeous, toned-back arrangements and an evolving, idiosyncratic songcraft.
It's been ten years since HTRK released their breakthrough first album, Marry Me Tonight. The band has undergone profound changes, with the first two albums released amid the deaths of close friend and collaborator Rowland S. Howard and HTRK co-founder Sean Stewart. Psychic 9-5 Club set them on a path of self-discovery, and Venus in Leo marks a spirited new chapter by one of the most distinctive bands of the past decade.
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using AllReady.ViewModels;
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Threading.Tasks;
using Xunit;

namespace AllReady.UnitTest.ViewModels
{
    public class CampaignViewModelShould
    {
        [Fact]
        public void ReturnCityAndStateWhenBothArePresent()
        {
            // arrange
            var model = new CampaignViewModel();

            // act
            model.Location = new Models.Location
            {
                City = "HappyTown",
                State = "Utopia"
            };

            // assert
            Assert.Equal("HappyTown, Utopia", model.LocationSummary);

        }

        [Fact]
        public void ReturnCityWhenStateNotPresent()
        {
            // arrange
            var model = new CampaignViewModel();

            // act
            model.Location = new Models.Location
            {
                City = "HappyTown"
            };

            // assert
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        }

        [Fact]
        public void ReturnStateWhenCityNotPresent()
        {
            // arrange
            var model = new CampaignViewModel();

            // act
            model.Location = new Models.Location
            {
                State = "Utopia"
            };

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        }
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Mikaela Shiffrin has won all five (or six) disciplines on the World Cup tour with her super-G win in Lake Louise, Alberta, last weekend, but thinks there are other ways of measuring her sucess.
Mikaela Shiffrin has proven she can dominate in every discipline of ski racing, but as has been the case with all the accomplishments of young career, she's not getting a big head about it.
While everyone around her is talking about how she's the only skier in history to win a World Cup race in all six existing disciplines (slalom, giant slalom, downhill, combined, parallel slalom and after her victory in Lake Louise, Alberta, on Sunday, Dec. 2, also super-G), she is quick to point out the practicality of the newly broken record.
Only a handful of racers in history have been able to win in every race discipline before the "city event" (aka parallel slalom) was factored in, the most recent of those being Slovenian Tina Maze and also Bode Miller, who Shiffrin names as her key role model in mastering every type of alpine course.
Also, 23-year-old Shiffrin, who clinched the World Cup overall title the last two seasons, has not-so-secretly been working toward being an all-around skier at every opportunity for many years.
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Days of Our Lives Round Table: Sami Finds EJ & Nicole in Bed!
Christine Orlando at December 12, 2021 8:00 am .
Lucas rescued Sami only for her to run straight back to EJ, whom she found in bed with Nicole! Chloe found Brady covered in Philip's blood, and Kate and Paulina bonded over their abusive exes.
Our TV Fanatics, Jack and Christine, are joined by Kayla from MyHourglass, a Days of Our Lives fan forum, to debate Sami running to EJ, Rafe bouncing between Nicole and Ava, if Brady should be arrested, and from which character they could use a break in Salem.
Who do you think abducted Sami?
Kayla: I have a couple of theories, but since it was hinted it is a woman, I feel like it's either Kristen or Ava, more likely Kristen because she is a DiMera.
Jack: For a while, I thought EJ was behind it, but his surprise at hearing Sami had been kidnapped seemed genuine.
Kristen is a likely suspect now, I guess. Kidnapping is far more her MO than Nicole's (what a silly guess on Sami's part!)
Beyond that, I have no clue. I'm not sure the writers do either. They put this story together to explain Sami's absence when Alison Sweeney wasn't available, and now they seem to be scrambling to make it make sense.
Christine: Kristen seems to make the most sense, but why not move Sami to the Dimera island with Sarah, other than the writers needing to keep those two storylines separate?
I'd love it if the mastermind were someone that none of us have thought of yet, but as of right now, Kristen is my only guess.
Were you surprised that Sami was so eager to get back to EJ, even though Lucas rescued her?
Kayla: As much as I hate to say this, I was not because Sami always wanted to make things work between them even though I think she is better off without him.
Jack: I was more disappointed than surprised. I feel like this happens all the time. Lucas runs to Sami's aide whenever she gets into a mess, only for her to rush back to EJ at the earliest possible opportunity.
I feel bad for Lucas that he puts his heart and soul into helping Sami only for her to make it clear he's her second choice, over and over and over.
Christine: No, not surprised. When Sami was abducted, she was determined to win EJ back, and there's no reason for that to have changed.
I wish Sami had found EJ with someone other than Nicole. Now, all of her anger is focused on Nicole instead of dealing with her complicated feelings for EJ. Is she fighting for EJ because she wants EJ, or does she just not want Nicole to have him?
Which couples are you rooting for when it comes to Ava/Rafe/Nicole/EJ/Sami/Lucas?
Kayla: Is this even a question. Lumi (Lucas and Sami), of course. I must catch up on all their scenes because life has been hectic, but I am extremely glad the show is recognizing their love story after all this time.
Hopefully, they can now receive the happily ever after they deserved years ago, making the Lumily very happy, especially Will, as he always wanted his parents together. He hinted at it even in 2017.
Jack: Rafe/Nicole and Sami/Lucas all the way.
I have always felt that Lucas was the love of Sami's life, and I've been waiting forever for Sami to wake up and realize it. She and EJ always try to out scheme each other and tear each other to pieces, and EJ is downright abusive to Sami. That's not a love story.
As for Nicole and Rafe, I've shipped them since 2012. I hate the way this story is being written. It makes Rafe seems skeevy, as he flips back and forth from being totally into Nicole to totally into Ava. Ugh.
But still. At this point, there is no real reason for Rafe and Nicole not to be together, and I'm looking forward to the end of the manufactured drama so that they can be.
While Nicole and EJ have some chemistry, the fact that EJ abused Nicole so badly that she felt she had to hide her pregnancy from him makes this pairing a big NO from me. Plus, these two are not in love with each other!
Nicole admits that she is using EJ to get past her feelings for Rafe, and EJ's declaration that Sami is his past means he absolutely is not over her. This is a pure rebound relationship, so there's nothing to root for there, and EJ is better suited to a fellow criminal like Ava than he is to either Nicole or Sami.
Christine: I love Nicole and EJ together. Unlike Eric, EJ doesn't care that Nicole isn't a saint. Heck, he enjoys her bad girl side. These two have gotten to a point where they really seem to enjoy one another, and their chemistry is pretty hot, so I want to see more.
Lucas is always there for Sami, and I wish she'd stop using that to get her out of jams and then dropping him like a hot rock when she's done. I'd like to see Lumi finally get their chance.
As for Rafe, he's kind of a jerk when it comes to relationships. I know Ava's far from perfect, but she deserves better than to be Rafe's stop for sex and meals because he can't have her best friend.
As far as I'm concerned, Rafe can stick to playing police commissioner, and maybe Ava can find someone better.
With the evidence on hand, should the police arrest Brady for assaulting Philip?
Kayla: Honestly, no, I don't think they should for two reasons, one being I don't believe Brady did it, and secondly, he has a lot going on right now.
Jack: Well, there's more evidence than there was when they arrested Belle for killing Charlie, but that's not saying a hell of a lot.
Other than Philip's blood on a passed-out Brady, there is no direct evidence that anything happened between them. The rest is circumstantial.
Brady made some good points about how hard it would have been for him to send those threatening texts and go through with a premeditated attack on Philip if he was really as drunk as the tests claim, which no one is considering.
Everyone seems to have forgotten that Philip was the one who was getting violent because of his jealousy of Brady.
This is a VERY weak case or would be if this was anyplace but Salem. Trask really should think twice after how embarrassing the whole attempt to prosecute Belle ended up being for her.
Christine: The evidence is circumstantial but still damning.
A blood test shows Brady was very drunk. Brady sent angry texts to Philip. Brady was covered in Philip's blood. There's a knife at the scene with Brady's fingerprints on it. Philip is missing, and his prosthetic leg was found in the river near where Brady was found.
Yes, Brady's attorney can try and prove he was set up, but without another plausible explanation, I can't blame the Salem PD for arresting Brady. I think any police department would.
Of which character have you had enough and wish you could get off the screen for a while?
Kayla: There are a few I wish I could send offscreen for a while. I won't say MarDevil, even though I don't like MarDevil. I would say, Xander, Gwen, Ava, Chanel, and Paulina.
Jack: Could whoever kidnapped Sami decide they'll go after Gabi next, please? There is NOTHING redeeming about Gabi right now. All she does is whine, say obnoxious things, and have sex with Jake.
I was hoping Victor would put her more forcefully in her place and can't wait for him to double-cross her. Right now, Gabi is so annoying I wouldn't have minded if Ava had gone through with stabbing her, and I generally don't wish death on anyone, even fictional characters!
Christine: Gabi, and she can take Jake with her. Gabi's become annoying and obnoxious with no real purposeful storyline, and Jake's nothing more than her sidekick. They're a waste of screen time, and I could use a break.
What disappointed you the most this week in Salem?
Kayla: I reckon the fact Sami went back to EJ after she was recused and also the fact we didn't find out who abducted Sami.
Jack: Sami should not have been in such a rush to see EJ! Not only did she break Lucas' heart, but her family doesn't even know she's back or that she's been kidnapped.
And once Sami did see EJ, I wish she'd have realized that his involvement with Nicole was his problem and that it left her free to be with Lucas.
I also hate this Philip framing Brady story with a passion. This isn't Philip's character. He was always at odds with Victor because he rejected what the Kiriakis family stood for.
This whole plan is not the kind of thing he would ordinarily do and serves no purpose except for ruining his character and the possibility of Philip/Chloe being a real couple.
Also, why is Chloe so gullible? This is such an obvious setup, and while I don't ship Brady/Chloe at all, it SHOULD backfire and push her right into Brady's arms as she is the only one to defend him. Instead, she's fallen for this ruse completely, and only Belle seems to have an understanding that something isn't right here.
Christine: Rafe. He acts so happy to be with Ava, but the moment he gets near Nicole, he's trying to convince her that they should be a couple.
He's not respecting Nicole or Ava, and I'm kind of looking forward to Ava exacting some sort of revenge upon him. I just hope she doesn't end up paying for it in the end.
What was your favorite quote, scene, or storyline from this week's Days of Our Lives?
Kayla: No questions asked when Lucas rescued Sami. I also loved when Sami told the guard Lucas would find a way to get to her. And, oh, didn't I mention I managed to reach my ex-husband!
Jack: Victor was the MVP this week. I loved him letting Gabi think she'd won, only to reveal that he knew what she was up to and had been manipulating her the whole time. His more serious scenes dealing with Philip's disappearance were also great.
After all these years, John Aniston still steals the show every time he's in it.
A close runner-up was Paulina and Kate, though. I didn't expect to like these scenes at all. It seemed like Paulina was going around talking to random people about her plight. But they turned out to be some of the best scenes of the week!
I loved that these two powerful women bonded over both having had to deal with abusive exes. And we even got an apology out of Kate for judging Paulina -- how often does that happen?
Finally, that little bit of romance between Kate and Roman was sweet, and I liked Kate's conversation with Lucas too. Pretty much all things Kate this week were a winner.
Christine: I agree; Kate was fantastic this week. I always love her scenes with her sons. They have a fun, snarky dynamic, yet you know there's love underneath.
Lucas and EJ's reactions to one another were great, and the two didn't even share a scene! EJ called Lucas a "sniveling beta-male," and Lucas couldn't contain his delight when he learned the Sami was about to find EJ with Nicole.
And Ava telling Gabi, "just so you know, she used an ax," reminded me once again why I like Ava.
Now it's your turn, Days fans! Hit that SHOW COMMENTS down below and let us know your thoughts on our round table team's answers. And then check out Jack Ori's Days of Our Lives review here at TV Fanatic.
C. Orlando is a TV Fanatic Staff Writer. Follow her on Twitter.
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Mueller Investigation Take Major Hit
PUBLISHED: 12:44 AM 30 Jan 2018
UPDATED: 2:09 AM 30 Jan 2018
Robert Mueller's "Pitbull" Under Investigation
Andrew Weissmann was dubbed pitbull by the New York Times.
Another blow for Mueller as Weissmann is under congressional investigation.
Following reports that former FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe resigned amid growing reports of corrupt behavior, Special Counsel Robert Mueller's top counterpart is now being investigated by Congress.
On Monday, New York Post columnist Paul Sperry tweeted that Mueller's "pitbull" investigator Andrew Weissmann was under congressional investigation for leaking classified information to the media.
Weissmann is a high-ranking prosecutor who currently serves as a deputy for Mueller's Russia probe into unproven claims of collusion between President Donald Trump and Russia in the 2016 presidential election.
Sperry reports Weissmann held a private meeting on April 11 with liberal media outlets such as CNN, The New York Times, and The Washington Post to disclose information on the discredited dossier.
BREAKING: Congress investigating Mueller "pit bull" investigator Andrew Weissmann for media leaks. Weissmann held April 11 private presser w major media–week before CNN, WaPo,NYT reported FISA on Page bolstered by dossier
Weissmann attended Hillary's election night party in NYC
— Paul Sperry (@paulsperry_) January 29, 2018
Weissmann is also a staunch Democrat who reportedly has a strong distaste for Trump.
As noted by The Gateway Pundit, Federal Election Commission records reveal Weissmann donated $2,300 to the Obama Victory Fund in 2008, $2,000 to the Democratic National Committee in 2006, and roughly $2,300 to the failed Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton's campaign in 2007.
Weissman was also exposed late last year for praising former acting Attorney General Sally Yates after she was fired in January 2017 for refusing to carry out Trump's orders to implement his original travel ban.
In a Jan. 30 email released by Judicial Watch through a Freedom of Information Act lawsuit, Weissmann wrote to Yates from his Justice Department email address applauding her for defying Trump.
"I am so proud," Weissmann wrote in the subject line of the email to Yates. "And in awe. Thank you so much. All my deepest respects."
This top official who is deeply connected to democrats, applauded Yates for defying Trump's order and is under investigation for leaking classified information to the liberal media still serves as one of the highest ranked officials on Mueller's team.
After nearly a year of investigation, not only has Mueller found no evidence of collusion, he's actually uncovered seething corruption from Clinton and Obama.
But rogue agents with a clear bias against Trump should not be allowed to take part in the Russia probe.
Additionally, many would also agree that Weissmann should be charged criminally if Congress determines he leaked classified information.
It's time to hold the Deep State accountable for their corrupt actions.
Source: The Gateway Pundit


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Norbert Richard Wolf
Norbert Richard Wolf (born February 19, 1943 in Salzburg ) is an Austrian Germanic medievalist , linguist and dialectologist . He is an emeritus professor for German linguistics at the University of Würzburg .
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Norbert Richard Wolf attended elementary school and the humanistic grammar school in Salzburg before completing a degree in German, English, philosophy and psychology at the University of Innsbruck . In 1966 he was promoted to Dr. PhD and assistant at the Institute for German Philology at the university there. From 1970 to 1971 he was Visiting Associate Professor in the Department of Germanic and Slavic Languages at Texas Tech University , Lubbock , Texas . Since 1974 he has had his habilitation in the field of "German Language and Older German Literature". From 1976 to 1977 he represented the chair for German linguistics at the University of Würzburg. From 1977 to 2008 he held this chair. He retired on April 1st, 2008. Norbert R. Wolf received several honorary doctorates, for example from the Swedish University of Umeå and the Finnish University of Jyväskylä.
Wolf has been married since 1968. He has two children.
Monographs (selection)
The secular songs of the monk of Salzburg . 1966 (diss.)
Regional and national norm in the late Middle Ages. Graphematic and lexical studies of German and Dutch written dialects . 1975 (Habil.)
History of the German language . Vol. 1: Old High German - Middle High German. 1981
Problems of a German valence grammar . 1982
as publisher: Knowledge-organizing and knowledge-imparting literature in the Middle Ages. Perspectives on their exploration. Colloquium 5-7 December 1985. Wiesbaden 1987 (= knowledge literature in the Middle Ages. Writings of the Collaborative Research Center 226 Würzburg / Eichstätt. Volume 1).
Dictionary of Lower Franconia . (Together with M. Fritz-Scheuplein, A. König and S. Krämer-Neubert). 1996
Word and concept formation in early New High German knowledge literature. Noun affix formation . 1997
Literature by and about Norbert Richard Wolf in the catalog of the German National Library
Curriculum vitae on germanistik.uni-wuerzburg.de (PDF; 11 kB)
List of publications by Norbert Richard Wolf. on germanistik.uni-wuerzburg.de (PDF; 144 kB)
Website of Norbert Richard Wolf at the Lower Franconian Dialect Institute (with photo). at unterfraenkisches-dialektinstitut.de
Entry on Norbert Richard Wolf in the directory of Germanists
↑ Curriculum vitae (PDF; 11 kB) at germanistik.uni-wuerzburg.de, accessed on April 3, 2013.
^ Honorary doctorate for Norbert Richard Wolf at uni-protocol.de, accessed on April 3, 2013.
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BRIEF DESCRIPTION Austrian medievalist, linguist and dialectologist
PLACE OF BIRTH Salzburg
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