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"""Tests for tuned_gzip."""

# do not use bzrlib test cases here - this should be suitable for sending

# upstream.

from cStringIO import StringIO

from unittest import TestCase

import zlib

from bzrlib import tuned_gzip

class FakeDecompress(object):

    """A fake decompressor for testing GzipFile."""

    def __init__(self):

        self.unused_data=''

    def decompress(self, buf):

        """Return an empty string as though we are at eof."""

        # note that the zlib module *overwrites* unused data

        # on writes after EOF.

        self.unused_data = buf

        return ''

class TestFakeDecompress(TestCase):

    """We use a fake decompressor to test GzipFile.

    This class tests the behaviours we want from it.

    """

    def test_decompress(self):

        # decompressing returns no data.

        decompress = FakeDecompress()

        self.assertEqual('', decompress.decompress('0'))

    def test_unused_data(self):

        # after decompressing, we have 1 unused byte.

        # this is normally set by decompressors when they

        # detect the end of a compressed stream.

        decompress = FakeDecompress()

        decompress.decompress('0')

        self.assertEqual('0', decompress.unused_data)

        # decompressing again (when the short read is read)

        # will give us the latest input in the unused_data

        # this is arguably a bug in zlib but ...

        decompress.decompress('1234567')

        self.assertEqual('1234567', decompress.unused_data)

class TestGzip(TestCase):

    def test__read_short_remainder(self):

        # a _read call at the end of a compressed hunk should

        # read more bytes if there is less than 8 bytes (the

        # gzip trailer) unread.

        stream = StringIO('\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0')

        myfile = tuned_gzip.GzipFile(fileobj=stream)

        # disable the _new_member check, we are microtesting.

        myfile._new_member = False

        myfile.crc = zlib.crc32('')

        myfile.decompress = FakeDecompress()

        myfile.size = 0

        myfile._read(1)

        # all the data should have been read now

        self.assertEqual('', stream.read())

        # and it should be new member time in the stream.

        self.failUnless(myfile._new_member)

class TestToGzip(TestCase):

    def assertToGzip(self, chunks):

        bytes = ''.join(chunks)

        gzfromchunks = tuned_gzip.chunks_to_gzip(chunks)

        gzfrombytes = tuned_gzip.bytes_to_gzip(bytes)

        self.assertEqual(gzfrombytes, gzfromchunks)

        decoded = tuned_gzip.GzipFile(fileobj=StringIO(gzfromchunks)).read()

        self.assertEqual(bytes, decoded)

    def test_single_chunk(self):

        self.assertToGzip(['a modest chunk\nwith some various\nbits\n'])

    def test_simple_text(self):

        self.assertToGzip(['some\n', 'strings\n', 'to\n', 'process\n'])

    def test_large_chunks(self):

        self.assertToGzip(['a large string\n'*1024])

        self.assertToGzip(['a large string\n']*1024)

    def test_enormous_chunks(self):

        self.assertToGzip(['a large string\n'*1024*256])

        self.assertToGzip(['a large string\n']*1024*256)