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# Copyright (C) 2011 Canonical Ltd
#
# This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
# it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
# the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or
# (at your option) any later version.
#
# This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
# but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
# MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the
# GNU General Public License for more details.
#
# You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
# along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software
# Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301 USA
#

"""Tests of the bzrlib.utextwrap."""

from bzrlib import tests, utextwrap

# Japanese "Good morning".
# Each character have double width. So total 8 width on console.
_str_D = u'\u304a\u306f\u3088\u3046'

_str_S = u"hello"

# Combine single width characters and double width characters.
_str_SD = _str_S + _str_D
_str_DS = _str_D + _str_S

class TestUTextWrap(tests.TestCase):

    def check_width(self, text, expected_width):
        self.assertEqual(
                utextwrap._width(text),
                expected_width,
                "Width of %r should be %d" % (text, expected_width))

    def test__width(self):
        self.check_width(_str_D, 8)
        self.check_width(_str_SD, 13)

    def check_cut(self, text, width, pos):
        self.assertEqual(
                utextwrap._cut(text, width),
                (text[:pos], text[pos:])
                )

    def test_cut(self):
        s = _str_SD
        self.check_cut(s, 0, 0)
        self.check_cut(s, 1, 1)
        self.check_cut(s, 5, 5)
        self.check_cut(s, 6, 5)
        self.check_cut(s, 7, 6)
        self.check_cut(s, 12, 8)
        self.check_cut(s, 13, 9)
        self.check_cut(s, 14, 9)
        self.check_cut('A'*5, 3, 3)

    def test_split(self):
        w = utextwrap.UTextWrapper()
        self.assertEqual(w._split(_str_D), list(_str_D))
        self.assertEqual(w._split(_str_SD), [_str_S]+list(_str_D))
        self.assertEqual(w._split(_str_DS), list(_str_D)+[_str_S])

    def test_wrap(self):
        self.assertEqual(utextwrap.wrap(_str_D, 1), list(_str_D))
        self.assertEqual(utextwrap.wrap(_str_D, 2), list(_str_D))
        self.assertEqual(utextwrap.wrap(_str_D, 3), list(_str_D))
        self.assertEqual(utextwrap.wrap(_str_D, 3, break_long_words=False),
                list(_str_D))

    def test_fill(self):
        # Test only can call fill() because it's just '\n'.join(wrap(text)).
        self.assertEqual(utextwrap.fill(_str_D, 4),
                "%s\n%s" % (_str_D[:2], _str_D[2:]))

        # Demonstrate complicated case.
        text = u"spam ham egg spamhamegg" + _str_D + u" spam" + _str_D*2
        self.assertEqual(
                utextwrap.fill(text, 8),
                u'\n'.join([
                    "spam ham",
                    "egg spam",
                    "hamegg" + _str_D[0],
                    _str_D[1:],
                    "spam" + _str_D[:2],
                    _str_D[2:]+_str_D[:2],
                    _str_D[2:]
                    ]))

        self.assertEqual(
                utextwrap.fill(text, 8, break_long_words=False),
                u'\n'.join([
                    "spam ham",
                    "egg",
                    "spamhamegg", 
                    # border between single width and double width.
                    _str_D,
                    "spam" + _str_D[:2],
                    _str_D[2:]+_str_D[:2],
                    _str_D[2:]
                    ]))

    def test_fill_indent(self):
        w = utextwrap.UTextWrapper(8,
                initial_indent=' '*4, subsequent_indent=' '*4)

        self.assertEqual(w.fill(_str_SD),
                u'\n'.join([
                    "    hell",
                    "    o" + _str_D[0],
                    "    " + _str_D[1:3],
                    "    " + _str_D[3]
                    ]))

        w.break_long_words = False

        self.assertEqual(w.fill(_str_SD),
                u'\n'.join([
                    "    hello",
                    "    " + _str_D[:2],
                    "    " + _str_D[2:],
                    ]))

        w.width = 3

        self.assertEqual(w.fill(_str_SD),
                u'\n'.join([
                    "    hello",
                    "    " + _str_D[0],
                    "    " + _str_D[1],
                    "    " + _str_D[2],
                    "    " + _str_D[3],
                    ]))


# Regression test with Python's test_textwrap
# Note that some distribution including Ubuntu doesn't install
# Python's test suite.
try:
    import test.test_textwrap as _test_textwrap

    # replace test_textwrap's TextWrapper with UTextWrapper
    _test_textwrap.TextWrapper = utextwrap.UTextWrapper
    _test_textwrap.wrap = utextwrap.wrap
    _test_textwrap.fill = utextwrap.fill

    class TestWrap(_test_textwrap.WrapTestCase):
        pass
    class TestLongWord(_test_textwrap.LongWordTestCase):
        pass
    class TestIndent(_test_textwrap.IndentTestCases):
        pass
except ImportError:
    pass