Part 1 Test Files
Upload and post Part 1 test files here.
You will need to right-click these and do a Save As... just copying/pasting them from your browser will not work. You may also need to copy the <command> tag (excluding the spatialWidth and spatialHeight attributes) from a given, updated test file for some of these to validate correctly.
If you have downloaded and ran someone's test files, mark on the wiki that you verify if outputs correctly. If you have a problem with a test file, mark it on the wiki and discuss it on the forum or possibly on the talk page (although more people would probably see it on the CS forum).
Public Tests[edit]
- primary
- createCity
Colin's Test Files[edit]
These files have been verified by User:Ben Zoller User:Cconroy User:vl.
Note for Spring 2012: In the input file, make sure to update the noNamespaceSchemaLocation attribute in the <command> tag from "http://www.cs.umd.edu/users/meesh/420/spr07/part1/part1in.xsd" to "part1in.xsd".
- createCity
- deleteCity
- listCities
- mapCity
- unmapCity
- printPRQuadtree
- printPRQuadtree2
John Demme's Test Files[edit]
These files have been verified by John Demme, User:Cconroy.
- nearest - A basic test of nearestCity
- fatalError1 - A sanity check for outputting a fatal error
- range1 - rangeCities sanity and boundary checking
Andrew's Test Files[edit]
Verified by User:Cconroy
A modified version of Colin P's deleteCity. It deals with the two types of successful delete (mapped and unmapped cities) and the cityNotExisting error. Since I'm failing the release test for deleteCity, I was wondering if someone could verify my output. Nothing seems to jump out at me.
- deleteCityModified
The TA's Gnarly Input Generator Script[edit]
This is a python script to generate large inputs for testing and timing. Put your times up on the Part 1 Speed Page -- if you dare....
Extension to John's boundary rangeCities test file[edit]
This tests for pruning you might be doing while ranging. Verified by Colin Powers only.
Stephen's Test Files[edit]
This tests for gray nodes deleting themselves when they shouldn't. Verified by Stephen Sazama only.
