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Handle python BoolOp for multiple arguments #1698

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Expand Up @@ -181,22 +181,42 @@ class ExpressionHandler(frontend: PythonLanguageFrontend) :
return subscriptExpression
}

/**
* This method handles the python
* [`BoolOp` expression](https://docs.python.org/3/library/ast.html#ast.BoolOp).
*
* Generates a (potentially nested) [BinaryOperator] from a `BoolOp`. Less than two operands in
* [Python.AST.BoolOp.values] don't make sense and will generate a [ProblemExpression]. If only
* two operands exist, a simple [BinaryOperator] will be generated. More than two operands will
* lead to a nested [BinaryOperator]. E.g., if [Python.AST.BoolOp.values] contains the operators
* `[a, b, c]`, the result will be `a OP (b OP c)`.
*/
private fun handleBoolOp(node: Python.AST.BoolOp): Expression {
val op =
when (node.op) {
is Python.AST.And -> "and"
is Python.AST.Or -> "or"
}
val ret = newBinaryOperator(operatorCode = op, rawNode = node)
if (node.values.size != 2) {
return newProblemExpression(
"Expected exactly two expressions but got " + node.values.size,

return if (node.values.size <= 1) {
newProblemExpression(
"Expected exactly two expressions but got ${node.values.size}",
rawNode = node
)
} else {
// Start with the last two operands, then keep prepending the previous ones until the
// list is finished.
val lastTwo = newBinaryOperator(op, rawNode = node)
lastTwo.rhs = handle(node.values.last())
lastTwo.lhs = handle(node.values[node.values.size - 2])
return node.values.subList(0, node.values.size - 2).foldRight(lastTwo) { newVal, start
->
val nextValue = newBinaryOperator(op, rawNode = node)
nextValue.rhs = start
nextValue.lhs = handle(newVal)
nextValue
}
}
ret.lhs = handle(node.values[0])
ret.rhs = handle(node.values[1])
return ret
}

private fun handleList(node: Python.AST.List): Expression {
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package de.fraunhofer.aisec.cpg.frontends.python

import de.fraunhofer.aisec.cpg.graph.*
import de.fraunhofer.aisec.cpg.graph.statements.expressions.BinaryOperator
import de.fraunhofer.aisec.cpg.test.analyze
import de.fraunhofer.aisec.cpg.test.assertLiteralValue
import de.fraunhofer.aisec.cpg.test.assertLocalName
import java.nio.file.Path
import kotlin.test.*

class ExpressionHandlerTest {
@Test
fun testBoolOps() {
val topLevel = Path.of("src", "test", "resources", "python")
val result =
analyze(listOf(topLevel.resolve("boolop.py").toFile()), topLevel, true) {
it.registerLanguage<PythonLanguage>()
}
assertNotNull(result)

val twoBoolOpCondition =
result.functions["twoBoolOp"]?.ifs?.singleOrNull()?.condition as? BinaryOperator
assertNotNull(twoBoolOpCondition)
assertEquals("and", twoBoolOpCondition.operatorCode)
assertLocalName("a", twoBoolOpCondition.lhs)
assertLiteralValue(true, twoBoolOpCondition.rhs)

// We expect that lhs comes first in the EOG and then the rhs.
assertContains(twoBoolOpCondition.lhs.nextEOG, twoBoolOpCondition.rhs)

val threeBoolOpCondition =
result.functions["threeBoolOp"]?.ifs?.singleOrNull()?.condition as? BinaryOperator
assertNotNull(threeBoolOpCondition)
assertEquals("and", threeBoolOpCondition.operatorCode)
assertLocalName("a", threeBoolOpCondition.lhs)
val threeBoolOpConditionRhs = threeBoolOpCondition.rhs as? BinaryOperator
assertNotNull(threeBoolOpConditionRhs)
assertEquals("and", threeBoolOpConditionRhs.operatorCode)
assertLiteralValue(true, threeBoolOpConditionRhs.lhs)
assertLocalName("b", threeBoolOpConditionRhs.rhs)

val threeBoolOpNoBoolCondition =
result.functions["threeBoolOpNoBool"]?.ifs?.singleOrNull()?.condition as? BinaryOperator
assertNotNull(threeBoolOpNoBoolCondition)
assertEquals("and", threeBoolOpNoBoolCondition.operatorCode)
assertLocalName("a", threeBoolOpNoBoolCondition.lhs)
val threeBoolOpNoBoolConditionRhs = threeBoolOpNoBoolCondition.rhs as? BinaryOperator
assertNotNull(threeBoolOpNoBoolConditionRhs)
assertEquals("and", threeBoolOpNoBoolConditionRhs.operatorCode)
assertLiteralValue(true, threeBoolOpNoBoolConditionRhs.lhs)
assertLiteralValue("foo", threeBoolOpNoBoolConditionRhs.rhs)

// We expect that lhs comes first in the EOG and then the lhs of the rhs and last the rhs of
// the rhs.
assertContains(threeBoolOpNoBoolCondition.lhs.nextEOG, threeBoolOpNoBoolConditionRhs.lhs)
assertContains(threeBoolOpNoBoolConditionRhs.lhs.nextEOG, threeBoolOpNoBoolConditionRhs.rhs)

val nestedBoolOpDifferentOp =
result.functions["nestedBoolOpDifferentOp"]?.ifs?.singleOrNull()?.condition
as? BinaryOperator
assertNotNull(nestedBoolOpDifferentOp)
assertEquals("or", nestedBoolOpDifferentOp.operatorCode)
assertLocalName("b", nestedBoolOpDifferentOp.rhs)
val nestedBoolOpDifferentOpLhs = nestedBoolOpDifferentOp.lhs as? BinaryOperator
assertNotNull(nestedBoolOpDifferentOpLhs)
assertEquals("and", nestedBoolOpDifferentOpLhs.operatorCode)
assertLiteralValue(true, nestedBoolOpDifferentOpLhs.rhs)
assertLocalName("a", nestedBoolOpDifferentOpLhs.lhs)

// We expect that lhs of the "and" comes first in the EOG and then the rhs of the "and",
// then we evaluate the whole "and" and last the rhs of the "or".
assertContains(nestedBoolOpDifferentOpLhs.lhs.nextEOG, nestedBoolOpDifferentOpLhs.rhs)
assertContains(nestedBoolOpDifferentOpLhs.rhs.nextEOG, nestedBoolOpDifferentOpLhs)
assertContains(nestedBoolOpDifferentOpLhs.nextEOG, nestedBoolOpDifferentOp.rhs)

val nestedBoolOpDifferentOp2 =
result.functions["nestedBoolOpDifferentOp2"]?.ifs?.singleOrNull()?.condition
as? BinaryOperator
assertNotNull(nestedBoolOpDifferentOp2)
assertEquals("or", nestedBoolOpDifferentOp2.operatorCode)
assertLocalName("a", nestedBoolOpDifferentOp2.lhs)
val nestedBoolOpDifferentOp2Rhs = nestedBoolOpDifferentOp2.rhs as? BinaryOperator
assertNotNull(nestedBoolOpDifferentOp2Rhs)
assertEquals("and", nestedBoolOpDifferentOp2Rhs.operatorCode)
assertLiteralValue(true, nestedBoolOpDifferentOp2Rhs.lhs)
assertLocalName("b", nestedBoolOpDifferentOp2Rhs.rhs)

// We expect that lhs comes first in the EOG and then the lhs of the rhs and last the rhs of
// the rhs.
assertContains(nestedBoolOpDifferentOp2.lhs.nextEOG, nestedBoolOpDifferentOp2Rhs.lhs)
assertContains(nestedBoolOpDifferentOp2Rhs.lhs.nextEOG, nestedBoolOpDifferentOp2Rhs.rhs)
}
}
24 changes: 24 additions & 0 deletions cpg-language-python/src/test/resources/python/boolop.py
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def twoBoolOp(a):
if a and True:
print(a)
return a

def threeBoolOp(a, b):
if a and True and b:
print(a)
return a

def nestedBoolOpDifferentOp(a, b):
if a and True or b:
print(a)
return a

def nestedBoolOpDifferentOp2(a, b):
if a or True and b:
print(a)
return a

def threeBoolOpNoBool(a):
if a and True and "foo":
print(a)
return a
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