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namespace juce::detail
{

#if JUCE_UNIT_TESTS

template <typename T, typename = void>
constexpr auto hasGetStartFunction = false;

template <typename T>
constexpr auto hasGetStartFunction<T, std::void_t<decltype (std::declval<T>().getStart())>> = true;

template <typename RangeType, typename std::enable_if<hasGetStartFunction<RangeType>, int>::type = 0>
std::ostream& operator<< (std::ostream& os, const RangeType& range)
{
    os << "[" << range.getStart() << ", " << range.getEnd() << ")";
    return os;
}

static String& operator<< (String& s, Range<int64> r)
{
    return s += "[" + String { r.getStart() } + ", " + String { r.getEnd() } + ")";
}

template <typename ValueType>
static auto getCumulativeRangeLengths (const RangedValues<ValueType>& rv)
{
    int64 totalLength{};

    for (size_t i = 0; i < rv.size(); ++i)
        totalLength += rv.getItem (i).range.getLength();

    return totalLength;
}

template <typename ValueType>
static auto toString (const RangedValues<ValueType>& rv)
{
    String s {};

    for (size_t i = 0; i < rv.size(); ++i)
    {
        auto item = rv.getItem (i);
        s << item.range << ": " << item.value << "\n";
    }

    return s;
}

class RangesTestsBase : public UnitTest
{
public:
    using UnitTest::UnitTest;

    void expectRange (Range<int64> actual, Range<int64> expected)
    {
        String failureMessage { "range " };
        failureMessage << actual << " did not equal expected range " << expected;
        expect (actual == expected, failureMessage);
    }
};

class RangesTests : public RangesTestsBase
{
public:
    RangesTests() : RangesTestsBase ("Ranges", UnitTestCategories::containers) {}

    void runTest() override
    {
        Ranges::Operations ops;

        beginTest ("Ranges::set() - basics");
        {
            Ranges ranges;

            ranges.set ({ -3, 14 }, ops);
            expectRange (ranges.get (0), { -3, 14 });

            ranges.set ({ 7, 20 }, ops);
            expectRange (ranges.get (0), { -3, 7 });
            expectRange (ranges.get (1), { 7, 20 });
        }

        beginTest ("Ranges::set() - neighbouring ranges extents are modified");
        {
            Ranges ranges;
            ranges.set ({ -3, 14 }, ops);
            ranges.set ({ 19, 30 }, ops);
            ranges.set ({ 10, 25 }, ops);

            // size_t doesn't always map to an existing overload for String::operator<< on all platforms
            expectEquals ((int64) ranges.size(), (int64)  3);
            expectRange (ranges.get (0), { -3, 10 });
            expectRange (ranges.get (1), { 10, 25 });
            expectRange (ranges.get (2), { 25, 30 });
        }

        beginTest ("Ranges::set() - setting a range inside another one splits that range");
        {
            Ranges ranges;
            ranges.set ({ -3, 14 }, ops);

            expectEquals ((int64) ranges.size(), (int64) 1);

            //==============================================================================
            ranges.set ({ 3, 7 }, ops);

            expectEquals ((int64) ranges.size(), (int64) 3);
            expectRange (ranges.get (0), { -3, 3 });
            expectRange (ranges.get (1), { 3, 7 });
            expectRange (ranges.get (2), { 7, 14 });
        }

        beginTest ("Ranges::set() - old ranges falling within the bounds of a newly set are erased");
        {
            Ranges ranges;
            ranges.set ({ 0, 5 }, ops);
            ranges.set ({ 5, 10 }, ops);
            ranges.set ({ 15, 20 }, ops);
            ranges.set ({ 25, 30 }, ops);
            ranges.set ({ 35, 50 }, ops);

            expectEquals ((int64) ranges.size(), (int64) 5);

            //==============================================================================
            ranges.set ({ 4, 36 }, ops);

            expectEquals ((int64) ranges.size(), (int64) 3);
            expectRange (ranges.get (0), { 0, 4 });
            expectRange (ranges.get (1), { 4, 36 });
            expectRange (ranges.get (2), { 36, 50 });
        }

        beginTest ("Ranges::set() - setting an empty range should be a no-op");
        {
            Ranges ranges;

            ops.clear();
            ranges.set ({ 0, 0 }, ops);
            expect (ranges.isEmpty());
            expect (ops.empty());
        }

        beginTest ("Ranges::set() - setting a range inside another range");
        {
            Ranges ranges;

            ranges.set ({ 0, 48 }, ops);
            ranges.set ({ 48, 127 }, ops);
            ranges.set ({ 49, 94 }, ops);

            expectEquals ((int64) ranges.size(), (int64) 4, "");
            expectRange (ranges.get (0), { 0, 48 });
            expectRange (ranges.get (1), { 48, 49 });
            expectRange (ranges.get (2), { 49, 94 });
            expectRange (ranges.get (3), { 94, 127 });
        }

        beginTest ("Ranges::split()");
        {
            Ranges ranges;

            ranges.set ({ 0, 48 }, ops);
            ranges.set ({ 48, 127 }, ops);

            ops.clear();
            ranges.split (47, ops);

            expectEquals ((int64) ops.size(), (int64) 1, "");
            const auto op0 = std::get_if<Ranges::Ops::Split> (&ops[0]);
            expect (op0 != nullptr);

            if (op0 != nullptr)
                expectEquals ((int) op0->index, 0, "The 0th element should be split");

            expectEquals ((int64) ranges.size(), (int64) 3, "");
            expectRange (ranges.get (0), { 0, 47 });
            expectRange (ranges.get (1), { 47, 48 });
            expectRange (ranges.get (2), { 48, 127 });
        }

        beginTest ("Ranges::split() - splitting has no effect when no range begins before and ends after the location");
        {
            Ranges ranges;

            ranges.set ({ 0, 48 }, ops);
            ranges.set ({ 48, 127 }, ops);

            ops.clear();
            ranges.split (48, ops);
            expectEquals ((int64) ops.size(), (int64) 0, "");

            expectEquals ((int64) ranges.size(), (int64) 2, "");
            expectRange (ranges.get (0), { 0, 48 });
            expectRange (ranges.get (1), { 48, 127 });
        }

        beginTest ("Ranges::insert() - basics");
        {
            Ranges ranges;

            ranges.insert ({ -3, 14 }, ops);
            expectRange (ranges.get (0), { -3, 14 });

            ranges.insert ({ 7, 20 }, ops);
            expectRange (ranges.get (0), { -3, 7 });
            expectRange (ranges.get (1), { 7, 20 });
            expectRange (ranges.get (2), { 20, 27 });
        }

        beginTest ("Ranges::insert() - inserting shifts all following ranges");
        {
            Ranges ranges;

            ranges.insert ({ 10, 11 }, ops);
            ranges.insert ({ 0, 1 }, ops);

            expectRange (ranges.get (0), { 0, 1 });
            expectRange (ranges.get (1), { 11, 12 });
        }

        beginTest ("Ranges::insert() - inserting an empty range should be a no-op");
        {
            Ranges ranges;

            ops.clear();
            ranges.insert ({ 0, 0 }, ops);
            expect (ranges.isEmpty());
            expect (ops.empty());
        }

        const auto getTestRanges = [&ops]
        {
            Ranges ranges;

            ranges.set ({ 0, 48 }, ops);
            ranges.set ({ 48, 49 }, ops);
            ranges.set ({ 55, 94 }, ops);
            ranges.set ({ 94, 127 }, ops);

            return ranges;
        };

        beginTest ("Ranges::eraseFrom() - erasing beyond all ranges has no effect");
        {
            auto ranges = getTestRanges();
            ranges.eraseFrom (ranges.get (ranges.size() - 1).getEnd() + 5, ops);

            expectEquals ((int64) ranges.size(), (int64) 4, "");
            expectRange (ranges.get (0), { 0, 48 });
            expectRange (ranges.get (1), { 48, 49 });
            expectRange (ranges.get (2), { 55, 94 });
            expectRange (ranges.get (3), { 94, 127 });
        }

        beginTest ("Ranges::eraseFrom() - erasing modifies the range that encloses the starting index");
        {
            auto ranges = getTestRanges();
            ranges.eraseFrom (122, ops);

            expectEquals ((int64) ranges.size(), (int64) 4, "");
            expectRange (ranges.get (0), { 0, 48 });
            expectRange (ranges.get (1), { 48, 49 });
            expectRange (ranges.get (2), { 55, 94 });
            expectRange (ranges.get (3), { 94, 122 });
        }

        beginTest ("Ranges::eraseFrom() - ranges starting after the erased index are deleted entirely");
        {
            auto ranges = getTestRanges();
            ranges.eraseFrom (60, ops);

            expectEquals ((int64) ranges.size(), (int64) 3, "");
            expectRange (ranges.get (0), { 0, 48 });
            expectRange (ranges.get (1), { 48, 49 });
            expectRange (ranges.get (2), { 55, 60 });
        }

        beginTest ("Ranges::eraseFrom() - erasing from a location outside any ranges will still drop subsequent ranges");
        {
            auto ranges = getTestRanges();
            ranges.eraseFrom (51, ops);

            expectEquals ((int64) ranges.size(), (int64) 2, "");
            expectRange (ranges.get (0), { 0, 48 });
            expectRange (ranges.get (1), { 48, 49 });
        }

        beginTest ("Ranges::erase() - erasing a zero length range has no effect");
        {
            auto ranges = getTestRanges();

            ranges.erase ({ 30, 30 }, ops);

            expectEquals ((int64) ranges.size(), (int64) 4, "");
            expectRange (ranges.get (0), { 0, 48 });
            expectRange (ranges.get (1), { 48, 49 });
            expectRange (ranges.get (2), { 55, 94 });
            expectRange (ranges.get (3), { 94, 127 });
        }

        beginTest ("Ranges::erase() - erasing inside a range splits that range");
        {
            auto ranges = getTestRanges();

            ranges.erase ({ 30, 31 }, ops);

            expectEquals ((int64) ranges.size(), (int64) 5, "");
            expectRange (ranges.get (0), { 0, 30 });
            expectRange (ranges.get (1), { 31, 48 });
            expectRange (ranges.get (2), { 48, 49 });
            expectRange (ranges.get (3), { 55, 94 });
            expectRange (ranges.get (4), { 94, 127 });
        }

        beginTest ("Ranges::erase() - erasing a range that completely overlaps existing ranges erases those");
        {
            auto ranges = getTestRanges();

            ranges.erase ({ 30, 70 }, ops);

            expectEquals ((int64) ranges.size(), (int64) 3, "");
            expectRange (ranges.get (0), { 0, 30 });
            expectRange (ranges.get (1), { 70, 94 });
            expectRange (ranges.get (2), { 94, 127 });
        }

        beginTest ("Ranges::erase() - erasing a range that no previous ranges covered has no effect");
        {
            auto ranges = getTestRanges();

            ranges.erase ({ 51, 53 }, ops);

            expectEquals ((int64) ranges.size(), (int64) 4, "");
            expectRange (ranges.get (0), { 0, 48 });
            expectRange (ranges.get (1), { 48, 49 });
            expectRange (ranges.get (2), { 55, 94 });
            expectRange (ranges.get (3), { 94, 127 });
        }

        beginTest ("Ranges::erase() - erasing over a range beyond all limits clears all ranges");
        {
            auto ranges = getTestRanges();

            ranges.erase ({ -1000, 1000 }, ops);

            expect (ranges.isEmpty());
        }

        beginTest ("Ranges::drop() - dropping a range shifts all following ranges downward");
        {
            auto ranges = getTestRanges();

            ranges.drop ({ 48, 49 }, ops);

            expectEquals ((int64) ranges.size(), (int64) 3, "");
            expectRange (ranges.get (0), { 0, 48 });
            expectRange (ranges.get (1), { 54, 93 });
            expectRange (ranges.get (2), { 93, 126 });
        }

        beginTest ("Ranges::drop() - dropping a range shifts all following ranges downward even if no range covered the dropped range previously");
        {
            auto ranges = getTestRanges();

            ranges.drop ({ 51, 53 }, ops);

            expectEquals ((int64) ranges.size(), (int64) 4, "");
            expectRange (ranges.get (0), { 0, 48 });
            expectRange (ranges.get (1), { 48, 49 });
            expectRange (ranges.get (2), { 53, 92 });
            expectRange (ranges.get (3), { 92, 125 });
        }

        beginTest ("Ranges::drop() - dropping a range covering all other ranges empties the collection");
        {
            auto ranges = getTestRanges();

            ranges.drop ({ -1000, 1000 }, ops);
            expect (ranges.isEmpty());
        }

        beginTest ("Ranges::covers()");
        {
            Ranges ranges;

            ranges.set ({ 0, 48 }, ops);
            ranges.set ({ 48, 49 }, ops);
            ranges.set ({ 55, 94 }, ops);
            ranges.set ({ 94, 127 }, ops);
            ranges.set ({ 127, 150 }, ops);

            expect (ranges.covers ({ 0, 48 }));
            expect (ranges.covers ({ 0, 20 }));
            expect (ranges.covers ({ 10, 30 }));
            expect (ranges.covers ({ 30, 48 }));
            expect (ranges.covers ({ 30, 49 }));
            expect (ranges.covers ({ 55, 150 }));
            expect (ranges.covers ({ 60, 145 }));

            expect (! ranges.covers ({ -1, 10 }));
            expect (! ranges.covers ({ 1, 50 }));
            expect (! ranges.covers ({ 50, 140 }));
            expect (! ranges.covers ({ 149, 151 }));

            expect (ranges.covers ({ 10, 10 }));
            expect (! ranges.covers ({ 151, 151 }));
        }
    }
};

class RangedValuesTests : public UnitTest
{
public:
    RangedValuesTests() : UnitTest ("RangedValues", UnitTestCategories::containers) {}

    template <typename ItemType>
    void expectRangedValuesItem (ItemType item, Range<int64> range, char value)
    {
        {
            String failureMessage { "range " };
            failureMessage << item.range << " did not equal expected range " << range;
            expect (item.range == range, failureMessage);
        }

        {
            String failureMessage { "value '" };
            failureMessage << item.value << "' in range " << range << " did not equal expected value '" << value << "'";
            expect (item.value == value, failureMessage);
        }
    }

    void runTest() override
    {
        auto random = getRandom();
        Ranges::Operations ops;

        const auto createRangedValuesObject = [&]
        {
            RangedValues<char> rangedValues;

            rangedValues.set ({ 0, 10 }, 'a', ops);
            rangedValues.set ({ 11, 20 }, 'b', ops);
            rangedValues.set ({ 23, 30 }, 'c', ops);

            return rangedValues;
        };

        beginTest ("RangedValues::set() with distinct value overlapping other ranges");
        {
            auto rangedValues = createRangedValuesObject();

            rangedValues.set ({ 5, 15 }, 'd', ops);

            expect (! rangedValues.isEmpty());

            expectRangedValuesItem (rangedValues.getItem (0), { 0, 5 }, 'a');
            expectRangedValuesItem (rangedValues.getItem (1), { 5, 15 }, 'd');
            expectRangedValuesItem (rangedValues.getItem (2), { 15, 20 }, 'b');
            expectRangedValuesItem (rangedValues.getItem (3), { 23, 30 }, 'c');

            rangedValues.set ({ 19, 24 }, 'e', ops);

            expectRangedValuesItem (rangedValues.getItem (2), { 15, 19 }, 'b');
            expectRangedValuesItem (rangedValues.getItem (3), { 19, 24 }, 'e');
            expectRangedValuesItem (rangedValues.getItem (4), { 24, 30 }, 'c');
        }

        beginTest ("RangedValues::set() with distinct value in corner cases");
        {
            auto rangedValues = createRangedValuesObject();

            rangedValues.set ({ -1, 0 }, 'd', ops);

            expectRangedValuesItem (rangedValues.getItem (0), { -1, 0 }, 'd');
            expectRangedValuesItem (rangedValues.getItem (1), { 0, 10 }, 'a');
        }

        beginTest ("RangedValues::set() with same value with merging disallowed");
        {
            auto rangedValues = createRangedValuesObject();

            rangedValues.set ({ 5, 15 }, 'b', ops, MergeEqualItemsNo{});

            expectRangedValuesItem (rangedValues.getItem (0), { 0, 5 },   'a');
            expectRangedValuesItem (rangedValues.getItem (1), { 5, 15 },  'b');
            expectRangedValuesItem (rangedValues.getItem (2), { 15, 20 }, 'b');
            expectRangedValuesItem (rangedValues.getItem (3), { 23, 30 }, 'c');
        }

        beginTest ("RangedValues::set() with same value with merging allowed");
        {
            auto rangedValues = createRangedValuesObject();

            rangedValues.set ({ 5, 15 }, 'b', ops, MergeEqualItemsYes{});

            expectRangedValuesItem (rangedValues.getItem (0), { 0, 5 },   'a');
            expectRangedValuesItem (rangedValues.getItem (1), { 5, 20 },  'b');
            expectRangedValuesItem (rangedValues.getItem (2), { 23, 30 }, 'c');
        }

        beginTest ("RangedValues::set() - setting an empty Range should be a no-op");
        {
            RangedValues<char> rangedValues;

            ops.clear();
            rangedValues.set ({ 0, 0 }, 'a', ops);
            expect (rangedValues.isEmpty());
            expect (ops.empty());
        }

        beginTest ("RangedValues::set() - setting a range inside another range");
        {
            RangedValues<char> rangedValues;

            rangedValues.set ({ 0, 48 }, 'a', ops);
            rangedValues.set ({ 48, 127 }, 'b', ops);
            rangedValues.set ({ 49, 94 }, 'c', ops);

            expectEquals ((int64) rangedValues.size(), (int64) 4, "");

            expectRangedValuesItem (rangedValues.getItem (0), { 0, 48 },   'a');
            expectRangedValuesItem (rangedValues.getItem (1), { 48, 49 },  'b');
            expectRangedValuesItem (rangedValues.getItem (2), { 49, 94 },  'c');
            expectRangedValuesItem (rangedValues.getItem (3), { 94, 127 }, 'b');
        }

        beginTest ("RangedValues::getIntersectionsWith()");
        {
            auto rangedValues = createRangedValuesObject();

            {
                const auto intersections = rangedValues.getIntersectionsWith ({ 5, 43 });

                expectRangedValuesItem (intersections.getItem (0), { 5, 10 }, 'a');
                expectRangedValuesItem (intersections.getItem (1), { 11, 20 }, 'b');
                expectRangedValuesItem (intersections.getItem (2), { 23, 30 }, 'c');
            }

            {
                const auto intersections = rangedValues.getIntersectionsWith ({ -10, 3 });

                expectRangedValuesItem (intersections.getItem (0), { 0, 3 }, 'a');
            }
        }

        beginTest ("RangedValues::insert() fuzzing - insert always increases the total covered range");
        {
            for (auto i = 0; i != 100; ++i)
            {
                auto rangedValuesNotMerged = createRangedValuesObject();
                auto rangedValuesMerged = createRangedValuesObject();

                const auto totalLengthBeforeInsert = getCumulativeRangeLengths (rangedValuesNotMerged);

                const auto beginInsertionAt = (int64) random.nextInt (100) - 50;
                const auto numElemsToInsert = (int64) random.nextInt (1000);

                rangedValuesNotMerged.insert ({ Range<int64>::withStartAndLength (beginInsertionAt, numElemsToInsert) },
                                              'a' + (char) random.nextInt (25),
                                              ops,
                                              MergeEqualItemsNo{});

                expectEquals (getCumulativeRangeLengths (rangedValuesNotMerged) - totalLengthBeforeInsert, numElemsToInsert);

                rangedValuesMerged.insert ({ Range<int64>::withStartAndLength (beginInsertionAt, numElemsToInsert) },
                                           'a' + (char) random.nextInt (25),
                                           ops,
                                           MergeEqualItemsYes{});

                expectEquals (getCumulativeRangeLengths (rangedValuesMerged) - totalLengthBeforeInsert, numElemsToInsert);
            }
        }

        beginTest ("RangedValues::insert() with distinct value inside another range");
        {
            auto rangedValues = createRangedValuesObject();

            expectEquals ((int64) rangedValues.size(), (int64) 3);

            rangedValues.insert ({ 2, 4 }, 'd', ops);

            expectEquals ((int64) rangedValues.size(), (int64) 5);

            expectRangedValuesItem (rangedValues.getItem (0), { 0, 2 },   'a');
            expectRangedValuesItem (rangedValues.getItem (1), { 2, 4 },   'd');
            expectRangedValuesItem (rangedValues.getItem (2), { 4, 12 },  'a');
            expectRangedValuesItem (rangedValues.getItem (3), { 13, 22 }, 'b');
            expectRangedValuesItem (rangedValues.getItem (4), { 25, 32 }, 'c');
        }

        beginTest ("RangedValues::insert() with same value inside another range");
        {
            {
                auto rangedValues = createRangedValuesObject();

                expectEquals ((int64) rangedValues.size(), (int64) 3);

                rangedValues.insert ({ 2, 4 }, 'a', ops, MergeEqualItemsYes{});

                expectEquals ((int64) rangedValues.size(), (int64) 3);

                expectRangedValuesItem (rangedValues.getItem (0), { 0, 12 }, 'a');
                expectRangedValuesItem (rangedValues.getItem (1), { 13, 22 }, 'b');
                expectRangedValuesItem (rangedValues.getItem (2), { 25, 32 }, 'c');
            }
            {
                auto rangedValues = createRangedValuesObject();

                expectEquals ((int64) rangedValues.size(), (int64) 3);

                rangedValues.insert ({ 2, 4 }, 'a', ops, MergeEqualItemsNo{});

                expectEquals ((int64) rangedValues.size(), (int64) 5);

                expectRangedValuesItem (rangedValues.getItem (0), { 0, 2 },   'a');
                expectRangedValuesItem (rangedValues.getItem (1), { 2, 4 },   'a');
                expectRangedValuesItem (rangedValues.getItem (2), { 4, 12 },  'a');
                expectRangedValuesItem (rangedValues.getItem (3), { 13, 22 }, 'b');
                expectRangedValuesItem (rangedValues.getItem (4), { 25, 32 }, 'c');
            }
        }

        beginTest ("RangedValues::insert() - inserting an empty Range should be a no-op");
        {
            {
                RangedValues<char> emptyRangedValues;

                ops.clear();
                emptyRangedValues.insert ({ 0, 0 }, 'a', ops);
                expect (emptyRangedValues.isEmpty());
                expect (ops.empty());
            }

            {
                RangedValues<char> rangedValues;
                rangedValues.set ({ 0, 10 }, 'a', ops);

                ops.clear();
                rangedValues.insert ({ 0, 0 }, 'a', ops);
                expect (ops.empty());
                expectEquals ((int64) rangedValues.size(), (int64) 1);
                expectRangedValuesItem (rangedValues.getItem (0), { 0, 10 },   'a');
            }
        }

        const auto createRangedValuesObjectForErase = [&]
        {
            RangedValues<char> rangedValues;

            rangedValues.set ({ 0, 10 }, 'a', ops);
            rangedValues.set ({ 11, 20 }, 'b', ops);
            rangedValues.set ({ 23, 30 }, 'c', ops);
            rangedValues.set ({ 35, 45 }, 'c', ops);
            rangedValues.set ({ 45, 60 }, 'd', ops);

            return rangedValues;
        };

        beginTest ("RangedValues::erase() - erase will not shift subsequent ranges downward");
        {
            auto rangedValues = createRangedValuesObjectForErase();

            rangedValues.erase ({ 15, 16 }, ops);

            expectRangedValuesItem (rangedValues.getItem (0), { 0, 10 },  'a');
            expectRangedValuesItem (rangedValues.getItem (1), { 11, 15 }, 'b');
            expectRangedValuesItem (rangedValues.getItem (2), { 16, 20 }, 'b');
            expectRangedValuesItem (rangedValues.getItem (3), { 23, 30 }, 'c');
            expectRangedValuesItem (rangedValues.getItem (4), { 35, 45 }, 'c');
            expectRangedValuesItem (rangedValues.getItem (5), { 45, 60 }, 'd');
        }

        beginTest ("RangedValues::eraseUpTo() - erasing before all ranges has no effect");
        {
            auto rangedValues = createRangedValuesObjectForErase();

            rangedValues.eraseUpTo (rangedValues.getRanges().get (0).getStart(), ops);

            expectRangedValuesItem (rangedValues.getItem (0), { 0, 10 },  'a');
            expectRangedValuesItem (rangedValues.getItem (1), { 11, 20 }, 'b');
            expectRangedValuesItem (rangedValues.getItem (2), { 23, 30 }, 'c');
            expectRangedValuesItem (rangedValues.getItem (3), { 35, 45 }, 'c');
            expectRangedValuesItem (rangedValues.getItem (4), { 45, 60 }, 'd');
        }

        beginTest ("RangedValues::eraseUpTo() - erasing values up to, not including 15");
        {
            auto rangedValues = createRangedValuesObjectForErase();

            rangedValues.eraseUpTo (15, ops);

            expectRangedValuesItem (rangedValues.getItem (0), { 15, 20 }, 'b');
            expectRangedValuesItem (rangedValues.getItem (1), { 23, 30 }, 'c');
            expectRangedValuesItem (rangedValues.getItem (2), { 35, 45 }, 'c');
            expectRangedValuesItem (rangedValues.getItem (3), { 45, 60 }, 'd');
        }

        beginTest ("RangedValues::eraseUpTo() - erasing up to the end of all ranges clears the container");
        {
            auto rangedValues = createRangedValuesObjectForErase();
            const auto ranges = rangedValues.getRanges();

            rangedValues.eraseUpTo (ranges.get (ranges.size() - 1).getEnd(), ops);

            expect (rangedValues.isEmpty());
        }

        beginTest ("RangedValues::drop() - drop shifts ranges downward on the right side");
        {
            auto rangedValues = createRangedValuesObjectForErase();

            rangedValues.drop ({ 15, 16 }, ops, MergeEqualItemsNo{});

            expectRangedValuesItem (rangedValues.getItem (0), { 0, 10 },  'a');
            expectRangedValuesItem (rangedValues.getItem (1), { 11, 15 }, 'b');
            expectRangedValuesItem (rangedValues.getItem (2), { 15, 19 }, 'b');
            expectRangedValuesItem (rangedValues.getItem (3), { 22, 29 }, 'c');
            expectRangedValuesItem (rangedValues.getItem (4), { 34, 44 }, 'c');
            expectRangedValuesItem (rangedValues.getItem (5), { 44, 59 }, 'd');
        }

        beginTest ("RangedValues::drop() - drop can be used to merge equal values");
        {
            auto rangedValues = createRangedValuesObjectForErase();

            rangedValues.drop ({ 15, 16 }, ops, MergeEqualItemsYes{});

            expectRangedValuesItem (rangedValues.getItem (0), { 0, 10 },  'a');
            expectRangedValuesItem (rangedValues.getItem (1), { 11, 19 }, 'b');
            expectRangedValuesItem (rangedValues.getItem (2), { 22, 29 }, 'c');
            expectRangedValuesItem (rangedValues.getItem (3), { 34, 44 }, 'c');
            expectRangedValuesItem (rangedValues.getItem (4), { 44, 59 }, 'd');
        }

        beginTest ("RangedValues::drop() - the merge happens at the seam caused by the drop and does not extend beyond");
        {
            auto rangedValues = createRangedValuesObjectForErase();
            rangedValues.set ({ 20, 30 }, 'b', ops, MergeEqualItemsNo{});

            rangedValues.drop ({ 15, 16 }, ops, MergeEqualItemsYes{});

            expectRangedValuesItem (rangedValues.getItem (0), { 0, 10 },  'a');

            // These two items are not merged, even though they form a contiguous range, because
            // they were disjoint before the drop and they don't touch each other at the drop
            // seam of 15.
            expectRangedValuesItem (rangedValues.getItem (1), { 11, 19 }, 'b');
            expectRangedValuesItem (rangedValues.getItem (2), { 19, 29 }, 'b');

            expectRangedValuesItem (rangedValues.getItem (3), { 34, 44 }, 'c');
            expectRangedValuesItem (rangedValues.getItem (4), { 44, 59 }, 'd');
        }
    }
};

class IntersectingRangedValuesTests : public RangesTestsBase
{
public:
    IntersectingRangedValuesTests() : RangesTestsBase ("IntersectingRangedValues", UnitTestCategories::containers) {}

    void runTest() override
    {
        Ranges::Operations ops;

        beginTest ("IntersectingRangedValuesTests - iterating over multiple RangedValues");
        {
            RangedValues<int> rv1;
            rv1.set ({ 3, 8},   1, ops);
            rv1.set ({ 9, 16},  2, ops);
            rv1.set ({ 30, 40}, 3, ops);

            RangedValues<int> rv2;
            rv2.set ({ 0, 4},   7, ops);
            rv2.set ({ 4, 6},   11, ops);
            rv2.set ({ 6, 25},  13, ops);
            rv2.set ({ 27, 55}, 17, ops);

            RangedValues<int> rv3;
            rv3.set ({ -2, 10}, -1, ops);
            rv3.set ({ 15, 19}, -2, ops);
            rv3.set ({ 22, 36}, -3, ops);

            int iteration = 0;

            for (const auto [range, v1, v2, v3] : makeIntersectingRangedValues (&rv1, &rv2, &rv3))
            {
                if (iteration == 0)
                {
                     expectRange (range, Range<int64> { 3, 4 });
                     expect (v1 == 1 && v2 == 7 && v3 == -1);
                }

                if (iteration == 1)
                {
                     expectRange (range, Range<int64> { 4, 6 });
                     expect (v1 == 1 && v2 == 11 && v3 == -1);
                }

                if (iteration == 2)
                {
                     expectRange (range, Range<int64> { 6, 8 });
                     expect (v1 == 1 && v2 == 13 && v3 == -1);
                }

                if (iteration == 3)
                {
                     expectRange (range, Range<int64> { 9, 10 });
                     expect (v1 == 2 && v2 == 13 && v3 == -1);
                }

                if (iteration == 4)
                {
                     expectRange (range, Range<int64> { 15, 16 });
                     expect (v1 == 2 && v2 == 13 && v3 == -2);
                }

                if (iteration == 5)
                {
                     expectRange (range, Range<int64> { 30, 36 });
                     expect (v1 == 3 && v2 == 17 && v3 == -3);
                }

                ++iteration;
            }

            expectEquals (iteration, 6);
        }
    }
};

static RangesTests rangesTests;
static RangedValuesTests rangedValuesTests;
static IntersectingRangedValuesTests intersectingRangedValuesTests;

#endif

} // namespace juce::detail
