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import os

from StringIO import StringIO

from bzrlib import errors

from bzrlib.progress import (

        DummyProgress,

        ChildProgress,

        TTYProgressBar,

        DotsProgressBar,

        ProgressBarStack,

        InstrumentedProgress,

        )

from bzrlib.tests import TestCase

class FakeStack:

    def __init__(self, top):

        self.__top = top

    def top(self):

        return self.__top

class _TTYStringIO(StringIO):

    """A helper class which makes a StringIO look like a terminal"""

    def isatty(self):

        return True

class _NonTTYStringIO(StringIO):

    """Helper that implements isatty() but returns False"""

    def isatty(self):

        return False

class TestProgress(TestCase):

    def setUp(self):

        q = DummyProgress()

        self.top = ChildProgress(_stack=FakeStack(q))

    def test_propogation(self):

        self.top.update('foobles', 1, 2)

        self.assertEqual(self.top.message, 'foobles')

        self.assertEqual(self.top.current, 1)

        self.assertEqual(self.top.total, 2)

        self.assertEqual(self.top.child_fraction, 0)

        child = ChildProgress(_stack=FakeStack(self.top))

        child.update('baubles', 2, 4)

        self.assertEqual(self.top.message, 'foobles')

        self.assertEqual(self.top.current, 1)

        self.assertEqual(self.top.total, 2)

        self.assertEqual(self.top.child_fraction, 0.5)

        grandchild = ChildProgress(_stack=FakeStack(child))

        grandchild.update('barbells', 1, 2)

        self.assertEqual(self.top.child_fraction, 0.625)

        self.assertEqual(child.child_fraction, 0.5)

        child.update('baubles', 3, 4)

        self.assertEqual(child.child_fraction, 0)

        self.assertEqual(self.top.child_fraction, 0.75)

        grandchild.update('barbells', 1, 2)

        self.assertEqual(self.top.child_fraction, 0.875)

        grandchild.update('barbells', 2, 2)

        self.assertEqual(self.top.child_fraction, 1)

        child.update('baubles', 4, 4)

        self.assertEqual(self.top.child_fraction, 1)

        #test clamping

        grandchild.update('barbells', 2, 2)

        self.assertEqual(self.top.child_fraction, 1)

    def test_implementations(self):

        for implementation in (TTYProgressBar, DotsProgressBar, 

                               DummyProgress):

            self.check_parent_handling(implementation)

    def check_parent_handling(self, parentclass):

        top = parentclass(to_file=StringIO())

        top.update('foobles', 1, 2)

        child = ChildProgress(_stack=FakeStack(top))

        child.update('baubles', 4, 4)

        top.update('lala', 2, 2)

        child.update('baubles', 4, 4)

    def test_stacking(self):

        self.check_stack(TTYProgressBar, ChildProgress)

        self.check_stack(DotsProgressBar, ChildProgress)

        self.check_stack(DummyProgress, DummyProgress)

    def check_stack(self, parent_class, child_class):

        stack = ProgressBarStack(klass=parent_class, to_file=StringIO())

        parent = stack.get_nested()

        try:

            self.assertIs(parent.__class__, parent_class)

            child = stack.get_nested()

            try:

                self.assertIs(child.__class__, child_class)

            finally:

                child.finished()

        finally:

            parent.finished()

    def test_throttling(self):

        pb = InstrumentedProgress(to_file=StringIO())

        # instantaneous updates should be squelched

        pb.update('me', 1, 1)

        self.assertTrue(pb.always_throttled)

        pb = InstrumentedProgress(to_file=StringIO())

        # It's like an instant sleep(1)!

        pb.start_time -= 1

        # Updates after a second should not be squelched

        pb.update('me', 1, 1)

        self.assertFalse(pb.always_throttled)

    def test_clear(self):

        sio = StringIO()

        pb = TTYProgressBar(to_file=sio, show_eta=False)

        pb.width = 20 # Just make it easier to test

        # This should not output anything

        pb.clear()

        # These two should not be displayed because

        # of throttling

        pb.update('foo', 1, 3)

        pb.update('bar', 2, 3)

        # So pb.clear() has nothing to do

        pb.clear()

        # Make sure the next update isn't throttled

        pb.start_time -= 1

        pb.update('baz', 3, 3)

        pb.clear()

        self.assertEqual('\r[=========] baz 3/3'

                         '\r                   \r',

                         sio.getvalue())

    def test_no_eta(self):

        # An old version of the progress bar would

        # store every update if show_eta was false

        # because the eta routine was where it was

        # cleaned out

        pb = InstrumentedProgress(to_file=StringIO(), show_eta=False)

        # Just make sure this first few are throttled

        pb.start_time += 5

        # These messages are throttled, and don't contribute

        for count in xrange(100):

            pb.update('x', count, 300)

        self.assertEqual(0, len(pb.last_updates))

        # Unthrottle by time

        pb.start_time -= 10

        # These happen too fast, so only one gets through

        for count in xrange(100):

            pb.update('x', count+100, 200)

        self.assertEqual(1, len(pb.last_updates))

        pb.MIN_PAUSE = 0.0

        # But all of these go through, don't let the

        # last_update list grow without bound

        for count in xrange(100):

            pb.update('x', count+100, 200)

        self.assertEqual(pb._max_last_updates, len(pb.last_updates))

class TestProgressTypes(TestCase):

    """Test that the right ProgressBar gets instantiated at the right time."""

    def get_nested(self, outf, term, env_progress=None):

        """Setup so that ProgressBar thinks we are in the supplied terminal."""

        orig_term = os.environ.get('TERM')

        orig_progress = os.environ.get('BZR_PROGRESS_BAR')

        os.environ['TERM'] = term

        if env_progress is not None:

            os.environ['BZR_PROGRESS_BAR'] = env_progress

        elif orig_progress is not None:

            del os.environ['BZR_PROGRESS_BAR']

        def reset():

            if orig_term is None:

                del os.environ['TERM']

            else:

                os.environ['TERM'] = orig_term

            # We may have never created BZR_PROGRESS_BAR

            # So we can't just delete like we can 'TERM' (which is always set)

            if orig_progress is None:

                if 'BZR_PROGRESS_BAR' in os.environ:

                    del os.environ['BZR_PROGRESS_BAR']

            else:

                os.environ['BZR_PROGRESS_BAR'] = orig_progress

        self.addCleanup(reset)

        stack = ProgressBarStack(to_file=outf)

        pb = stack.get_nested()

        pb.start_time -= 1 # Make sure it is ready to write

        pb.width = 20 # And it is of reasonable size

        return pb

    def test_tty_progress(self):

        # Make sure the ProgressBarStack thinks it is

        # writing out to a terminal, and thus uses a TTYProgressBar

        out = _TTYStringIO()

        pb = self.get_nested(out, 'xterm')

        self.assertIsInstance(pb, TTYProgressBar)

        try:

            pb.update('foo', 1, 2)

            pb.update('bar', 2, 2)

        finally:

            pb.finished()

        self.assertEqual('\r/ [====   ] foo 1/2'

                         '\r- [=======] bar 2/2'

                         '\r                   \r',

                         out.getvalue())

    def test_noninteractive_progress(self):

        out = _NonTTYStringIO()

        pb = self.get_nested(out, 'xterm')

        self.assertIsInstance(pb, DummyProgress)

        try:

            pb.update('foo', 1, 2)

            pb.update('bar', 2, 2)

        finally:

            pb.finished()

        self.assertEqual('', out.getvalue())

    def test_dots_progress(self):

        # make sure we get the right progress bar when not on a terminal

        out = _NonTTYStringIO()

        pb = self.get_nested(out, 'xterm', 'dots')

        self.assertIsInstance(pb, DotsProgressBar)

        try:

            pb.update('foo', 1, 2)

            pb.update('bar', 2, 2)

        finally:

            pb.finished()

        self.assertEqual('foo: .'

                         '\nbar: .'

                         '\n',

                         out.getvalue())

    def test_no_isatty_progress(self):

        # Make sure ProgressBarStack handles a plain StringIO()

        import cStringIO

        out = cStringIO.StringIO()

        pb = self.get_nested(out, 'xterm')

        pb.finished()

        self.assertIsInstance(pb, DummyProgress)

    def test_dumb_progress(self):

        # using a terminal that can't do cursor movement

        out = _TTYStringIO()

        pb = self.get_nested(out, 'dumb')

        pb.finished()

        self.assertIsInstance(pb, DummyProgress)

    def test_progress_env_tty(self):

        # The environ variable BZR_PROGRESS_BAR controls what type of

        # progress bar we will get, even if it wouldn't usually be that type

        import cStringIO

        # Usually, this would be a DotsProgressBar

        out = cStringIO.StringIO()

        pb = self.get_nested(out, 'dumb', 'tty')

        pb.finished()

        # Even though we are not a tty, the env_var will override

        self.assertIsInstance(pb, TTYProgressBar)

    def test_progress_env_none(self):

        # Even though we are in a valid tty, no progress

        out = _TTYStringIO()

        pb = self.get_nested(out, 'xterm', 'none')

        pb.finished()

        self.assertIsInstance(pb, DummyProgress)

    def test_progress_env_invalid(self):

        out = _TTYStringIO()

        self.assertRaises(errors.InvalidProgressBarType, self.get_nested,

            out, 'xterm', 'nonexistant')