/**
* Tests Mollom::httpParseQuery().
*/
function testHttpParseQuery()
{
$input = 'foo=1&bar=2';
$expected = array('foo' => 1, 'bar' => 2);
$this->assertEquals($expected, Mollom::httpParseQuery($input));
$input = 'checks=spam&checks=profanity';
$expected = array('checks' => array('spam', 'profanity'));
$this->assertEquals($expected, Mollom::httpParseQuery($input));
// Mollom::httpParseQuery() does not attempt to work transparently. Thus,
// multiple parameter names containing brackets itself (regular PHP syntax)
// will lead to an "unexpected" result. Although it wouldn't be hard to add
// support for this, there's currently no need for it.
$input = 'checks[]=spam&checks[]=profanity';
$expected = array('checks' => array(array('spam'), array('profanity')));
$this->assertEquals($expected, Mollom::httpParseQuery($input));
$input = 'checks=spam&checks=';
$expected = array('checks' => array('spam', ''));
$this->assertEquals($expected, Mollom::httpParseQuery($input));
$input = 'checks=spam&checks';
$expected = array('checks' => array('spam', ''));
$this->assertEquals($expected, Mollom::httpParseQuery($input));
$input = 'checks=spam&';
$expected = array('checks' => 'spam');
$this->assertEquals($expected, Mollom::httpParseQuery($input));
$input = 'checks=spam';
$expected = array('checks' => 'spam');
$this->assertEquals($expected, Mollom::httpParseQuery($input));
}
