import sys
import os


from numpy.testing import *

from scipy.weave import catalog
from weave_test_utils import *


class TestDefaultDir(TestCase):
    def test_is_writable(self):
        path = catalog.default_dir()
        name = os.path.join(path,'dummy_catalog')
        test_file = open(name,'w')
        try:
            test_file.write('making sure default location is writable\n')
        finally:
            test_file.close()
            os.remove(name)

class TestOsDependentCatalogName(TestCase):
    pass

class TestCatalogPath(TestCase):
    def test_default(self):
        in_path = catalog.default_dir()
        path = catalog.catalog_path(in_path)
        d,f = os.path.split(path)
        assert(d == in_path)
        assert(f == catalog.os_dependent_catalog_name())
    def test_current(self):
        in_path = '.'
        path = catalog.catalog_path(in_path)
        d,f = os.path.split(path)
        assert(d == os.path.abspath(in_path))
        assert(f == catalog.os_dependent_catalog_name())
    def test_user(path):
        if sys.platform != 'win32':
            in_path = '~'
            path = catalog.catalog_path(in_path)
            d,f = os.path.split(path)
            assert(d == os.path.expanduser(in_path))
            assert(f == catalog.os_dependent_catalog_name())
    def test_module(self):
        # hand it a module and see if it uses the parent directory
        # of the module.
        path = catalog.catalog_path(os.__file__)
        d,f = os.path.split(os.__file__)
        d2,f = os.path.split(path)
        assert (d2 == d)
    def test_path(self):
        # use os.__file__ to get a usable directory.
        in_path,f = os.path.split(os.__file__)
        path = catalog.catalog_path(in_path)
        d,f = os.path.split(path)
        assert (d == in_path)
    def test_bad_path(self):
        # stupid_path_name
        in_path = 'stupid_path_name'
        path = catalog.catalog_path(in_path)
        assert (path is None)

class TestGetCatalog(TestCase):
    """ This only tests whether new catalogs are created correctly.
        And whether non-existent return None correctly with read mode.
        Putting catalogs in the right place is all tested with
        catalog_dir tests.
    """
    def get_test_dir(self,erase = 0):
        # make sure tempdir catalog doesn't exist
        import tempfile, glob
        #temp = tempfile.gettempdir()
        pardir = tempfile.mktemp(suffix='cat_test')
        if not os.path.exists(pardir):
            os.mkdir(pardir)
        cat_glob = os.path.join(pardir,catalog.os_dependent_catalog_name()+'.*')
        cat_files = glob.glob(cat_glob)
        if erase:
            for cat_file in cat_files:
                os.remove(cat_file)
        return pardir
    def remove_dir(self,d):
        import distutils.dir_util
        distutils.dir_util.remove_tree(d)

    def test_nonexistent_catalog_is_none(self):
        pardir = self.get_test_dir(erase=1)
        cat = catalog.get_catalog(pardir,'r')
        self.remove_dir(pardir)
        assert(cat is None)
    def test_create_catalog(self):
        pardir = self.get_test_dir(erase=1)
        cat = catalog.get_catalog(pardir,'c')
        self.remove_dir(pardir)
        assert(cat is not None)

class TestCatalog(TestCase):

    def clear_environ(self):
        if 'PYTHONCOMPILED' in os.environ:
            self.old_PYTHONCOMPILED = os.environ['PYTHONCOMPILED']
            del os.environ['PYTHONCOMPILED']
        else:
            self.old_PYTHONCOMPILED = None
    def reset_environ(self):
        if self.old_PYTHONCOMPILED:
            os.environ['PYTHONCOMPILED'] = self.old_PYTHONCOMPILED
            self.old_PYTHONCOMPILED = None
    def setUp(self):
        self.clear_environ()
    def tearDown(self):
        self.reset_environ()

    def test_set_module_directory(self):
        q = catalog.catalog()
        q.set_module_directory('bob')
        r = q.get_module_directory()
        assert (r == 'bob')
    def test_clear_module_directory(self):
        q = catalog.catalog()
        r = q.get_module_directory()
        assert (r is None)
        q.set_module_directory('bob')
        r = q.clear_module_directory()
        assert (r is None)
    def test_get_environ_path(self):
        if sys.platform == 'win32': sep = ';'
        else: sep = ':'
        os.environ['PYTHONCOMPILED'] = sep.join(('path1','path2','path3'))
        q = catalog.catalog()
        path = q.get_environ_path()
        assert(path == ['path1','path2','path3'])
    def test_build_search_order1(self):
        """ MODULE in search path should be replaced by module_dir.
        """
        q = catalog.catalog(['first','MODULE','third'])
        q.set_module_directory('second')
        order = q.build_search_order()
        assert(order == ['first','second','third',catalog.default_dir()])
    def test_build_search_order2(self):
        """ MODULE in search path should be removed if module_dir==None.
        """
        q = catalog.catalog(['first','MODULE','third'])
        order = q.build_search_order()
        assert(order == ['first','third',catalog.default_dir()])
    def test_build_search_order3(self):
        """ If MODULE is absent, module_dir shouldn't be in search path.
        """
        q = catalog.catalog(['first','second'])
        q.set_module_directory('third')
        order = q.build_search_order()
        assert(order == ['first','second',catalog.default_dir()])
    def test_build_search_order4(self):
        """ Make sure environment variable is getting used.
        """
        q = catalog.catalog(['first','second'])
        if sys.platform == 'win32': sep = ';'
        else: sep = ':'
        os.environ['PYTHONCOMPILED'] = sep.join(('MODULE','fourth','fifth'))
        q.set_module_directory('third')
        order = q.build_search_order()
        assert(order == ['first','second','third','fourth','fifth',catalog.default_dir()])

    def test_catalog_files1(self):
        """ Be sure we get at least one file even without specifying the path.
        """
        q = catalog.catalog()
        files = q.get_catalog_files()
        assert(len(files) == 1)

    def test_catalog_files2(self):
        """ Ignore bad paths in the path.
        """
        q = catalog.catalog()
        os.environ['PYTHONCOMPILED'] = '_some_bad_path_'
        files = q.get_catalog_files()
        assert(len(files) == 1)

    def test_get_existing_files1(self):
        """ Shouldn't get any files when temp doesn't exist and no path set.
        """
        clear_temp_catalog()
        q = catalog.catalog()
        files = q.get_existing_files()
        restore_temp_catalog()
        assert(len(files) == 0)
    def test_get_existing_files2(self):
        """ Shouldn't get a single file from the temp dir.
        """
        clear_temp_catalog()
        q = catalog.catalog()
        # create a dummy file
        import os
        q.add_function('code', os.getpid)
        del q
        q = catalog.catalog()
        files = q.get_existing_files()
        restore_temp_catalog()
        assert(len(files) == 1)

    def test_access_writable_file(self):
        """ There should always be a writable file -- even if it is in temp
        """
        q = catalog.catalog()
        file = q.get_writable_file()
        try:
            f = open(file,'w')
            f.write('bob')
        finally:
            f.close()
            os.remove(file)
    def test_writable_with_bad_path(self):
        """ There should always be a writable file -- even if search paths contain
            bad values.
        """
        if sys.platform == 'win32': sep = ';'
        else: sep = ':'
        os.environ['PYTHONCOMPILED'] = sep.join(('_bad_path_name_'))
        q = catalog.catalog()
        file = q.get_writable_file()
        try:
            f = open(file,'w')
            f.write('bob')
        finally:
            f.close()
        os.remove(file)
    def test_writable_dir(self):
        """ Check that we can create a file in the writable directory
        """
        q = catalog.catalog()
        d = q.get_writable_dir()
        file = os.path.join(d,'some_silly_file')
        try:
            f = open(file,'w')
            f.write('bob')
        finally:
            f.close()
            os.remove(file)
    def test_unique_module_name(self):
        """ Check that we can create a file in the writable directory
        """
        q = catalog.catalog()
        file = q.unique_module_name('bob')
        cfile1 = file+'.cpp'
        assert(not os.path.exists(cfile1))
        #make sure it is writable
        try:
            f = open(cfile1,'w')
            f.write('bob')
        finally:
            f.close()
        # try again with same code fragment -- should get unique name
        file = q.unique_module_name('bob')
        cfile2 = file+'.cpp'
        assert(not os.path.exists(cfile2+'.cpp'))
        os.remove(cfile1)
    def test_add_function_persistent1(self):
        """ Test persisting a function in the default catalog
        """
        clear_temp_catalog()
        q = catalog.catalog()
        # just use some already available functions
        import string
        funcs = [string.upper, string.lower, string.find,string.replace]
        for i in funcs:
            q.add_function_persistent('code',i)
        pfuncs = q.get_cataloged_functions('code')
        # any way to clean modules???
        restore_temp_catalog()
        for i in funcs:
            assert(i in pfuncs)

    def test_add_function_ordered(self):
        clear_temp_catalog()
        q = catalog.catalog()
        import string

        q.add_function('f',string.upper)
        q.add_function('f',string.lower)
        q.add_function('ff',string.find)
        q.add_function('ff',string.replace)
        q.add_function('fff',string.atof)
        q.add_function('fff',string.atoi)
        del q

        # now we're gonna make a new catalog with same code
        # but different functions in a specified module directory
        env_dir = empty_temp_dir()
        r = catalog.catalog(env_dir)
        r.add_function('ff',os.abort)
        r.add_function('ff',os.chdir)
        r.add_function('fff',os.access)
        r.add_function('fff',os.open)
        del r
        # now we're gonna make a new catalog with same code
        # but different functions in a user specified directory
        user_dir = empty_temp_dir()
        s = catalog.catalog(user_dir)
        import re
        s.add_function('fff',re.match)
        s.add_function('fff',re.purge)
        del s

        # open new catalog and make sure it retreives the functions
        # from d catalog instead of the temp catalog (made by q)
        os.environ['PYTHONCOMPILED'] = env_dir
        t = catalog.catalog(user_dir)
        funcs1 = t.get_functions('f')
        funcs2 = t.get_functions('ff')
        funcs3 = t.get_functions('fff')
        restore_temp_catalog()
        # make sure everything is read back in the correct order
        # a little cheating... I'm ignoring any functions that might have
        # been read in from a prior catalog file (such as the defualt one).
        # the test should really be made so that these aren't read in, but
        # until I get this figured out...
        #assert(funcs1 == [string.lower,string.upper])
        #assert(funcs2 == [os.chdir,os.abort,string.replace,string.find])
        #assert(funcs3 == [re.purge,re.match,os.open,
        #                  os.access,string.atoi,string.atof])
        assert(funcs1[:2] == [string.lower,string.upper]),`funcs1`
        assert(funcs2[:4] == [os.chdir,os.abort,string.replace,string.find])
        assert(funcs3[:6] == [re.purge,re.match,os.open,
                          os.access,string.atoi,string.atof])
        cleanup_temp_dir(user_dir)
        cleanup_temp_dir(env_dir)


if __name__ == '__main__':
    import nose
    nose.run(argv=['', __file__])
