fundamental
: fundamental column typesmultiset
:std::multiset
with all[Split]Index{32,64}
column typesoptional
:std::optional
with different element typespair
:std::pair
with different element typesset
:std::set
with all[Split]Index{32,64}
column typesstring
:std::string
with all[Split]Index{32,64}
column typestuple
:std::tuple
with different element typesunique_ptr
:std::unique_ptr
with different element typesunordered_multiset
:std::unordered_multiset
with all[Split]Index{32,64}
column typesunordered_set
:std::unordered_set
with all[Split]Index{32,64}
column typesvariant
:std::variant
withSwitch
column typevector
:std::vector
with all[Split]Index{32,64}
column types
In the RNTuple Validation Suite, we cannot test all possible nesting combinations of supported types. Furthermore, we assume that the column encoding on disk is orthogonal to the nesting of fields. We therefore cover a strategic selection based on field structural roles that is described below. Implementations should exercise specific details related to nesting of types in their own unit tests. In particular, this includes any optimization that contradicts the assumptions made above.
For leaf fields, we test all possible column encodings in a top-level field.
For collection fields (for example std::vector
), we want to test all [Split]Index{32,64}
column types.
If C
is a container type with a single item field, we test the following nestings:
C<std::int32_t>
C<C<std::int32_t>>
If M
is an dictionary container type, we test the following nestings:
M<std::int32_t, std::int32_t>
M<M<std::int32_t, std::int32_t>, M<std::int32_t, std::int32_t>>
For record fields of type R
(for example std::tuple
), we want to test nesting with other field structural roles:
- Leaf fields of types
std::int32_t
andstd::string
(the latter is particular because it has variable length and two columns) - Variant field of type
std::variant<std::int32_t, std::string>
- Collection field of type
std::vector<std::int32_t>
- Record field of the type
R
itself
In addition, we test the nesting of the record type inside a collection field, std::vector<R>
.
As there is only one type that results in this field structural role, the reader is referred to the variant
directory.