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"""Tests for tree transform performance"""

import os

import sys

from bzrlib.benchmarks import Benchmark

from bzrlib.log import log_formatter, show_log

from bzrlib.osutils import pathjoin

from cStringIO import StringIO

from bzrlib.transform import TreeTransform

from bzrlib.workingtree import WorkingTree

class LinesDone(Exception):

    """Raised when `LineConsumer` reaches the required number of lines."""

    pass

class LineConsumer(object):

    """Count lines that are produced.

    When the required number of lines have been reached, raise `LinesDone`.

    """

    def __init__(self, required_lines):

        """Create a new consumer.

        :param required_lines: How many lines must be produced.

        :type required_lines: integer

        """

        self.required_lines = required_lines

    def write(self, text):

        """Write some text to the black hole.

        But count how many lines have been written.

        :param text: A string that would be written.

        :raise LinesDone: when the required number of lines has been reached.

        :return: None

        """

        self.required_lines -= text.count('\n')

        if self.required_lines < 0:

            raise LinesDone()

class LogBenchmark(Benchmark):

    """Benchmarks for ``'bzr log'`` performance."""

    def test_log(self):

        """Run log in a many-commit tree."""

        tree = self.make_many_commit_tree(hardlink=True)

        lf = log_formatter('long', to_file=StringIO())

        self.time(show_log, tree.branch, lf, direction='reverse')

    def test_merge_log(self):

        """Run log in a tree with many merges"""

        tree = self.make_heavily_merged_tree(hardlink=True)

        lf = log_formatter('short', to_file=StringIO())

        self.time(show_log, tree.branch, lf, direction='reverse')

    def test_log_screenful(self):

        """Simulate log --long|less"""

        self.screenful_tester('long')

    def test_log_screenful_line(self):

        """Simulate log --line|less"""

        self.screenful_tester('line')

    def test_log_screenful_short(self):

        """Simulate log --short|less"""

        self.screenful_tester('short')

    def screenful_tester(self, formatter):

        """Run show_log, but stop after 25 lines are generated"""

        tree = self.make_many_commit_tree(hardlink=True)

        def log_screenful():

            lf = log_formatter(formatter, to_file=LineConsumer(25))

            try:

                show_log(tree.branch, lf, direction='reverse')

            except LinesDone:

                pass

            else:

                raise Exception, "LinesDone not raised"

        self.time(log_screenful)

    def test_cmd_log(self):

        """Test execution of the log command.""" 

        tree = self.make_many_commit_tree(hardlink=True)

        self.time(self.run_bzr, 'log', '-r', '-4..')

    def test_cmd_log_subprocess(self):

        """Text startup and execution of the log command.""" 

        tree = self.make_many_commit_tree(hardlink=True)

        self.time(self.run_bzr_subprocess, 'log', '-r', '-4..')

    def test_log_verbose(self):

        """'verbose' log -- shows file changes"""

        tree = self.make_many_commit_tree(hardlink=True)

        lf = log_formatter('long', to_file=StringIO())

        self.time(show_log, tree.branch, lf, direction='reverse', verbose=True)