#!/usr/bin/perl

#

# Test the use of sequences

#

use Convert::ASN1;

BEGIN { require 't/funcs.pl' }

print "1..19\n";

# Encode a "version 1" message

btest 1, $asn = Convert::ASN1->new or warn $asn->error;

btest 2, $asn->prepare(q(

  CHOICE {

    integer [1] INTEGER,

    bool [2] BOOLEAN,

    ...

  }

)) or warn $asn->error;

btest 3, $pdu = $asn->encode(integer => 1) or warn $asn->error;

btest 4, $ret = $asn->decode($pdu) or warn $asn->error;

ntest 5, 1, $ret->{integer};

btest 6, !defined($ret->{bool});

btest 7, !defined($ret->{str});

# Decode a "version 1" message with a "version 2" decoder

btest 8, $asn->prepare(q(

  CHOICE {

    integer [1] INTEGER,

    bool [2] BOOLEAN,

    ...,

    str [3] STRING

  }

)) or warn $asn->error;

btest 9, $ret = $asn->decode($pdu) or warn $asn->error;

ntest 10, 1, $ret->{integer};

btest 11, !defined($ret->{bool});

btest 12, !defined($ret->{str});

# Encode a "version 2" message

btest 13, $pdu = $asn->encode(str => "A string") or warn $asn->error;

btest 14, $ret = $asn->decode($pdu) or warn $asn->error;

btest 15, !defined($ret->{int});

btest 16, !defined($ret->{bool});

stest 17, "A string", $ret->{str};

# Decode a "version 2" message with a "version 1" decoder

btest 18, $asn->prepare(q(

  CHOICE {

    integer [1] INTEGER,

    bool [2] BOOLEAN,

    ...

  }

)) or warn $asn->error;

btest 19, !defined($ret = $asn->decode($pdu));