"""
	Automated tests for PSPUtils

	(c) Copyright by Winston Wolff, 2004 http://www.stratolab.com

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"""

import unittest
import doctest
from PSP import PSPUtils


# def suite():
# 	'''
# 	Combine our unittest with our doctests.
# 	'''
# 	result = unittest.TestSuite()
#
# 	result.addTest(doctest.DocTestSuite(PSPUtils))
# 	result.addTest(unittest.defaultTestLoader.loadTestsFromTestCase(PSPUtilsTest))
#
# 	return result


class PSPUtilsTest(unittest.TestCase):

	def testNormalizeIndentation(self):

		before = """
            def add(a,b):
              return a+b"""
		expected = \
"""
def add(a,b):
  return a+b"""

		self.assertEquals(PSPUtils.normalizeIndentation(before), expected)

		# Comments should be ignored for the unindentation
		before = """
# Will comments throw off the indentation?
            def add(a,b):
              return a+b"""
		expected = \
"""
# Will comments throw off the indentation?
def add(a,b):
  return a+b"""

		self.assertEquals(PSPUtils.normalizeIndentation(before), expected)

		# Will blank lines cause a problem?
		before = """
# Will blank lines cause a problem?

            def add(a,b):

              return a+b"""
		expected = \
"""
# Will blank lines cause a problem?

def add(a,b):

  return a+b"""

		self.assertEquals(PSPUtils.normalizeIndentation(before), expected)

		# Different line endings OK?
		before = '#line endings\r  def add(a,b):\r  \r  return a+b'
		expected = '#line endings\rdef add(a,b):\r\rreturn a+b'

		self.assertEquals(PSPUtils.normalizeIndentation(before), expected)

	def testSplitLines(self):

		text = 'one\rtwo\rthree'
		self.assertEquals(3, len(PSPUtils.splitLines(text)))

		text = 'one\ntwo\nthree'
		self.assertEquals(3, len(PSPUtils.splitLines(text)))

