/brz/remove-bazaar

# Copyright (C) 2006 by Canonical Ltd

# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-

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"""Adapter for running test cases against multiple encodings."""

from copy import deepcopy

from bzrlib.tests import TestSuite

# prefix for micro (1/1000000)

_mu = u'\xb5'

# Swedish?

_erik = u'Erik B\xe5gfors'

# Swedish 'räksmörgås' means shrimp sandwich

_shrimp_sandwich = u'r\xe4ksm\xf6rg\xe5s'

# Arabic, probably only Unicode encodings can handle this one

_juju = u'\u062c\u0648\u062c\u0648'

# iso-8859-1 alternative for juju

_juju_alt = u'j\xfbj\xfa'

# Russian, 'Alexander' in russian

_alexander = u'\u0410\u043b\u0435\u043a\u0441\u0430\u043d\u0434\u0440'

# No idea if this means anything, but we need another string

_alex = u'\u0410\u043b\u0435\u043a'

# Kanji

# It is a kanji sequence for nihonjin, or Japanese in English.

# 

# '\u4eba' being person, 'u\65e5' sun and '\u672c' origin. Ie,

# sun-origin-person, 'native from the land where the sun rises'. Note, I'm

# not a fluent speaker, so this is just my crude breakdown.

# 

# Wouter van Heyst

_nihonjin = u'\u65e5\u672c\u4eba'

# Czech

# It's what is usually used for showing how fonts look, because it contains

# most accented characters, ie. in places where Englishman use 'Quick brown fox

# jumped over a lazy dog'. The literal translation of the Czech version would

# be something like 'Yellow horse groaned devilish codes'. Actually originally

# the last word used to be 'ódy' (odes). The 'k' was added as a pun when using

# the sentece to check whether one has properly set encoding.

_yellow_horse = (u'\u017dlu\u0165ou\u010dk\xfd k\u016f\u0148'

                 u' \xfap\u011bl \u010f\xe1belsk\xe9 k\xf3dy')

_yellow = u'\u017dlu\u0165ou\u010dk\xfd'

_someone = u'Some\u016f\u0148\u011b'

_something = u'\u0165ou\u010dk\xfd'

# Hebrew

# Shalom -> 'hello' or 'peace', used as a common greeting

_shalom = u'\u05e9\u05dc\u05d5\u05dd'

class EncodingTestAdapter(object):

    """A tool to generate a suite, testing multiple encodings for a single test.

    This is similar to bzrlib.transport.TransportTestProviderAdapter.

    It is done by copying the test once for each encoding, and injecting

    the encoding name, and the list of valid strings for that encoding.

    Each copy is also given a new id() to make it easy to identify.

    """

    _encodings = [

        # Permutation 1 of utf-8

        ('utf-8', 1, {'committer':_erik

                  , 'message':_yellow_horse

                  , 'filename':_shrimp_sandwich

                  , 'directory':_nihonjin}),

        # Permutation 2 of utf-8

        ('utf-8', 2, {'committer':_alexander

                  , 'message':u'Testing ' + _mu

                  , 'filename':_shalom

                  , 'directory':_juju}),

        ('iso-8859-1', 0, {'committer':_erik

                  , 'message':u'Testing ' + _mu

                  , 'filename':_juju_alt

                  , 'directory':_shrimp_sandwich}),

        ('iso-8859-2', 0, {'committer':_someone

                  , 'message':_yellow_horse

                  , 'filename':_yellow

                  , 'directory':_something}),

        ('cp1251', 0, {'committer':_alexander

                  , 'message':u'Testing ' + _mu

                  , 'filename':_alex

                  , 'directory':_alex + 'dir'}),

    ]

    def adapt(self, test):

        result = TestSuite()

        for encoding, count, info in self._encodings:

            new_test = deepcopy(test)

            new_test.encoding = encoding

            new_test.info = info

            def make_new_test_id():

                if count:

                    new_id = "%s(%s,%s)" % (new_test.id(), encoding, count)

                else:

                    new_id = "%s(%s)" % (new_test.id(), encoding)

                return lambda: new_id

            new_test.id = make_new_test_id()

            result.addTest(new_test)

        return result