During this lab session:
This activity helps students develop the following skills, values and attitudes: ability to analyze and synthesize, capacity for identifying and solving problems, and efficient use of computer systems.
IMPORTANT NOTE: The lab activities can be developed individually or in pairs. The lab report must be developed individually.
Create a folder called templatemethod
. Inside this folder, create three files called: table_generator.rb
, tc_table_generator.rb
, and student.rb
.
All three Ruby source files must start with a comment containing the lab’s title, date, and the authors’ personal information. For example:
# Lab 2: Template Method Pattern # Date: 28-Aug-2013 # Authors: # 456654 Thursday Rubinstein # 1160611 Anthony Stark
The initial content of the table_generator.rb
and student.rb
files should be as follows. Study them carefully so you understand how they work.
# File name: table_generator.rb class TableGenerator def initialize(header, data) @header = header @data = data end def generate generate_header_row + (@data.map {|x| generate_row(x)}).join end def generate_header_row (@header.map {|x| generate_header_item(x)}).join end def generate_item(item) item end def generate_row(row) (row.map {|x| generate_item(x)}).join end def generate_header_item(item) item end end class CSVTableGenerator < TableGenerator def generate_row(row) "#{(row.map {|x| generate_item(x)}).join(',')}\n" end def generate_header_row generate_row(@header) end end
# File name: student.rb class Student include Enumerable # Note: This class does not support the max, min, or sort methods. def initialize(id, name, grades) @id = id @name = name @grades = grades end def inspect "Student(#{@id}, #{@name.inspect})" end def grade_average @grades.inject(:+)/@grades.size end def each &block yield @id yield @name @grades.each(&block) yield grade_average end end
The TableGenerator
and its subclass CSVTableGenerator
(CSV stands for Comma-separated values) are an implementation of the Template Method pattern. Given some tabular data, they allow generating tables in different kinds of text formats. The Student
class will be used when testing.
table_generator.rb
source file, write the following classes: HTMLTableGenerator
and AsciiDocTableGenerator
. These classes must extend TableGenerator
and override the appropriate methods so that the following unit tests work as expected. Place the test class in the source file called tc_table_generator.rb
.
# File name: tc_table_generator.rb require 'test/unit' require 'table_generator' require 'student' class TableGeneratorTest < Test::Unit::TestCase def setup @headerEmpty = [] @dataEmpty = [] @headerNums = %w{Snap Crackle Pop} @dataNums = [[10, 20, 30], [12, 64, 13], [34, 11, 29], [99, 15, 34]] @headerStudents = %w{id name grade1 grade2 grade3 average} @dataStudents = [Student.new(123, "Selma Bouvier", [71, 84, 89]), Student.new(241, "Carl Carlson", [78, 85, 90]), Student.new(299, "Todd Flanders", [67, 71, 77]), Student.new(311, "Barney Gumble", [24, 18, 35]), Student.new(427, "Edna Krabappel", [92, 95, 99]), Student.new(666, "Damian Thorn", [66, 66, 66]), Student.new(718, "Manjula Nahasapeemapetilon", [53, 72, 88])] end def test_CSVTableGenerator assert_equal \ "Snap,Crackle,Pop\n" + "10,20,30\n" + "12,64,13\n" + "34,11,29\n" + "99,15,34\n", CSVTableGenerator.new(@headerNums, @dataNums).generate assert_equal \ "id,name,grade1,grade2,grade3,average\n" + "123,Selma Bouvier,71,84,89,81\n" + "241,Carl Carlson,78,85,90,84\n" + "299,Todd Flanders,67,71,77,71\n" + "311,Barney Gumble,24,18,35,25\n" + "427,Edna Krabappel,92,95,99,95\n" + "666,Damian Thorn,66,66,66,66\n" + "718,Manjula Nahasapeemapetilon,53,72,88,71\n", CSVTableGenerator.new(@headerStudents, @dataStudents).generate end def test_HTMLTableGenerator assert_equal \ "<table>\n" + "<tr><th>Snap</th><th>Crackle</th><th>Pop</th></tr>\n" + "<tr><td>10</td><td>20</td><td>30</td></tr>\n" + "<tr><td>12</td><td>64</td><td>13</td></tr>\n" + "<tr><td>34</td><td>11</td><td>29</td></tr>\n" + "<tr><td>99</td><td>15</td><td>34</td></tr>\n" + "</table>\n", HTMLTableGenerator.new(@headerNums, @dataNums).generate assert_equal \ "<table>\n" + "<tr><th>id</th><th>name</th><th>grade1</th>" + "<th>grade2</th><th>grade3</th><th>average</th></tr>\n" + "<tr><td>123</td><td>Selma Bouvier</td><td>71</td>" + "<td>84</td><td>89</td><td>81</td></tr>\n" + "<tr><td>241</td><td>Carl Carlson</td><td>78</td>" + "<td>85</td><td>90</td><td>84</td></tr>\n" + "<tr><td>299</td><td>Todd Flanders</td><td>67</td>" + "<td>71</td><td>77</td><td>71</td></tr>\n" + "<tr><td>311</td><td>Barney Gumble</td><td>24</td>" + "<td>18</td><td>35</td><td>25</td></tr>\n" + "<tr><td>427</td><td>Edna Krabappel</td><td>92</td>" + "<td>95</td><td>99</td><td>95</td></tr>\n" + "<tr><td>666</td><td>Damian Thorn</td><td>66</td>" + "<td>66</td><td>66</td><td>66</td></tr>\n" + "<tr><td>718</td><td>Manjula Nahasapeemapetilon</td><td>53</td>" + "<td>72</td><td>88</td><td>71</td></tr>\n" + "</table>\n", HTMLTableGenerator.new(@headerStudents, @dataStudents).generate end def test_AsciiDocTableGenerator assert_equal \ "[options=\"header\"]\n" + "|==========\n" + "|Snap|Crackle|Pop\n" + "|10|20|30\n" + "|12|64|13\n" + "|34|11|29\n" + "|99|15|34\n" + "|==========\n", AsciiDocTableGenerator.new(@headerNums, @dataNums).generate assert_equal \ "[options=\"header\"]\n" + "|==========\n" + "|id|name|grade1|grade2|grade3|average\n" + "|123|Selma Bouvier|71|84|89|81\n" + "|241|Carl Carlson|78|85|90|84\n" + "|299|Todd Flanders|67|71|77|71\n" + "|311|Barney Gumble|24|18|35|25\n" + "|427|Edna Krabappel|92|95|99|95\n" + "|666|Damian Thorn|66|66|66|66\n" + "|718|Manjula Nahasapeemapetilon|53|72|88|71\n" + "|==========\n", AsciiDocTableGenerator.new(@headerStudents, @dataStudents).generate end end
To hand in your individual lab work, follow these instructions.
lab2_report_A0MMMMMMM.txt
, where A0MMMMMMM
is your student ID. From your AsciiDoc source, generate the corresponding HTML file. That file should be called lab2_report_A0MMMMMMM.html
. Place these two files in the templatemethod
directory.
templatemethod
directory. Call this file templatemethod.tgz
. From a terminal, you can use the following command to create this file (make sure to run it at the same level where the templatemethod
folder resides):
tar czf templatemethod.tgz templatemethod
Due date is Tuesday, September 3.
This activity will be evaluated using the following criteria:
50% | Implementation of functional requirements. |
---|---|
50% | Lab report. |
DA | The program and/or report was plagiarized. |