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"""Tests for the osutils wrapper."""

import errno

import os

import socket

import stat

import sys

import bzrlib

from bzrlib.errors import BzrBadParameterNotUnicode, InvalidURL

import bzrlib.osutils as osutils

from bzrlib.tests import (

        StringIOWrapper,

        TestCase, 

        TestCaseInTempDir, 

        TestSkipped,

        )

class TestOSUtils(TestCaseInTempDir):

    def test_fancy_rename(self):

        # This should work everywhere

        def rename(a, b):

            osutils.fancy_rename(a, b,

                    rename_func=os.rename,

                    unlink_func=os.unlink)

        open('a', 'wb').write('something in a\n')

        rename('a', 'b')

        self.failIfExists('a')

        self.failUnlessExists('b')

        self.check_file_contents('b', 'something in a\n')

        open('a', 'wb').write('new something in a\n')

        rename('b', 'a')

        self.check_file_contents('a', 'something in a\n')

    def test_rename(self):

        # Rename should be semi-atomic on all platforms

        open('a', 'wb').write('something in a\n')

        osutils.rename('a', 'b')

        self.failIfExists('a')

        self.failUnlessExists('b')

        self.check_file_contents('b', 'something in a\n')

        open('a', 'wb').write('new something in a\n')

        osutils.rename('b', 'a')

        self.check_file_contents('a', 'something in a\n')

    # TODO: test fancy_rename using a MemoryTransport

    def test_01_rand_chars_empty(self):

        result = osutils.rand_chars(0)

        self.assertEqual(result, '')

    def test_02_rand_chars_100(self):

        result = osutils.rand_chars(100)

        self.assertEqual(len(result), 100)

        self.assertEqual(type(result), str)

        self.assertContainsRe(result, r'^[a-z0-9]{100}$')

    def test_rmtree(self):

        # Check to remove tree with read-only files/dirs

        os.mkdir('dir')

        f = file('dir/file', 'w')

        f.write('spam')

        f.close()

        # would like to also try making the directory readonly, but at the

        # moment python shutil.rmtree doesn't handle that properly - it would

        # need to chmod the directory before removing things inside it - deferred

        # for now -- mbp 20060505

        # osutils.make_readonly('dir')

        osutils.make_readonly('dir/file')

        osutils.rmtree('dir')

        self.failIfExists('dir/file')

        self.failIfExists('dir')

    def test_file_kind(self):

        self.build_tree(['file', 'dir/'])

        self.assertEquals('file', osutils.file_kind('file'))

        self.assertEquals('directory', osutils.file_kind('dir/'))

        if osutils.has_symlinks():

            os.symlink('symlink', 'symlink')

            self.assertEquals('symlink', osutils.file_kind('symlink'))

        # TODO: jam 20060529 Test a block device

        try:

            os.lstat('/dev/null')

        except OSError, e:

            if e.errno not in (errno.ENOENT,):

                raise

        else:

            self.assertEquals('chardev', osutils.file_kind('/dev/null'))

        mkfifo = getattr(os, 'mkfifo', None)

        if mkfifo:

            mkfifo('fifo')

            try:

                self.assertEquals('fifo', osutils.file_kind('fifo'))

            finally:

                os.remove('fifo')

        AF_UNIX = getattr(socket, 'AF_UNIX', None)

        if AF_UNIX:

            s = socket.socket(AF_UNIX)

            s.bind('socket')

            try:

                self.assertEquals('socket', osutils.file_kind('socket'))

            finally:

                os.remove('socket')

class TestSafeUnicode(TestCase):

    def test_from_ascii_string(self):

        self.assertEqual(u'foobar', osutils.safe_unicode('foobar'))

    def test_from_unicode_string_ascii_contents(self):

        self.assertEqual(u'bargam', osutils.safe_unicode(u'bargam'))

    def test_from_unicode_string_unicode_contents(self):

        self.assertEqual(u'bargam\xae', osutils.safe_unicode(u'bargam\xae'))

    def test_from_utf8_string(self):

        self.assertEqual(u'foo\xae', osutils.safe_unicode('foo\xc2\xae'))

    def test_bad_utf8_string(self):

        self.assertRaises(BzrBadParameterNotUnicode,

                          osutils.safe_unicode,

                          '\xbb\xbb')

class TestWin32Funcs(TestCase):

    """Test that the _win32 versions of os utilities return appropriate paths."""

    def test_abspath(self):

        self.assertEqual('C:/foo', osutils._win32_abspath('C:\\foo'))

        self.assertEqual('C:/foo', osutils._win32_abspath('C:/foo'))

    def test_realpath(self):

        self.assertEqual('C:/foo', osutils._win32_realpath('C:\\foo'))

        self.assertEqual('C:/foo', osutils._win32_realpath('C:/foo'))

    def test_pathjoin(self):

        self.assertEqual('path/to/foo', osutils._win32_pathjoin('path', 'to', 'foo'))

        self.assertEqual('C:/foo', osutils._win32_pathjoin('path\\to', 'C:\\foo'))

        self.assertEqual('C:/foo', osutils._win32_pathjoin('path/to', 'C:/foo'))

        self.assertEqual('path/to/foo', osutils._win32_pathjoin('path/to/', 'foo'))

        self.assertEqual('/foo', osutils._win32_pathjoin('C:/path/to/', '/foo'))

        self.assertEqual('/foo', osutils._win32_pathjoin('C:\\path\\to\\', '\\foo'))

    def test_normpath(self):

        self.assertEqual('path/to/foo', osutils._win32_normpath(r'path\\from\..\to\.\foo'))

        self.assertEqual('path/to/foo', osutils._win32_normpath('path//from/../to/./foo'))

    def test_getcwd(self):

        cwd = osutils._win32_getcwd()

        os_cwd = os.getcwdu()

        self.assertEqual(os_cwd[1:].replace('\\', '/'), cwd[1:])

        # win32 is inconsistent whether it returns lower or upper case

        # and even if it was consistent the user might type the other

        # so we force it to uppercase

        # running python.exe under cmd.exe return capital C:\\

        # running win32 python inside a cygwin shell returns lowercase

        self.assertEqual(os_cwd[0].upper(), cwd[0])

    def test_fixdrive(self):

        self.assertEqual('H:/foo', osutils._win32_fixdrive('h:/foo'))

        self.assertEqual('H:/foo', osutils._win32_fixdrive('H:/foo'))

        self.assertEqual('C:\\foo', osutils._win32_fixdrive('c:\\foo'))

class TestWin32FuncsDirs(TestCaseInTempDir):

    """Test win32 functions that create files."""

    def test_getcwd(self):

        # Make sure getcwd can handle unicode filenames

        try:

            os.mkdir(u'mu-\xb5')

        except UnicodeError:

            raise TestSkipped("Unable to create Unicode filename")

        os.chdir(u'mu-\xb5')

        # TODO: jam 20060427 This will probably fail on Mac OSX because

        #       it will change the normalization of B\xe5gfors

        #       Consider using a different unicode character, or make

        #       osutils.getcwd() renormalize the path.

        self.assertEndsWith(osutils._win32_getcwd(), u'mu-\xb5')

    def test_mkdtemp(self):

        tmpdir = osutils._win32_mkdtemp(dir='.')

        self.assertFalse('\\' in tmpdir)

    def test_rename(self):

        a = open('a', 'wb')

        a.write('foo\n')

        a.close()

        b = open('b', 'wb')

        b.write('baz\n')

        b.close()

        osutils._win32_rename('b', 'a')

        self.failUnlessExists('a')

        self.failIfExists('b')

        self.assertFileEqual('baz\n', 'a')

    def test_rename_missing_file(self):

        a = open('a', 'wb')

        a.write('foo\n')

        a.close()

        try:

            osutils._win32_rename('b', 'a')

        except (IOError, OSError), e:

            self.assertEqual(errno.ENOENT, e.errno)

        self.assertFileEqual('foo\n', 'a')

    def test_rename_missing_dir(self):

        os.mkdir('a')

        try:

            osutils._win32_rename('b', 'a')

        except (IOError, OSError), e:

            self.assertEqual(errno.ENOENT, e.errno)

    def test_rename_current_dir(self):

        os.mkdir('a')

        os.chdir('a')

        # You can't rename the working directory

        # doing rename non-existant . usually

        # just raises ENOENT, since non-existant

        # doesn't exist.

        try:

            osutils._win32_rename('b', '.')

        except (IOError, OSError), e:

            self.assertEqual(errno.ENOENT, e.errno)

class TestMacFuncsDirs(TestCaseInTempDir):

    """Test mac special functions that require directories."""

    def test_getcwd(self):

        # On Mac, this will actually create Ba\u030agfors

        # but chdir will still work, because it accepts both paths

        try:

            os.mkdir(u'B\xe5gfors')

        except UnicodeError:

            raise TestSkipped("Unable to create Unicode filename")

        os.chdir(u'B\xe5gfors')

        self.assertEndsWith(osutils._mac_getcwd(), u'B\xe5gfors')

    def test_getcwd_nonnorm(self):

        # Test that _mac_getcwd() will normalize this path

        try:

            os.mkdir(u'Ba\u030agfors')

        except UnicodeError:

            raise TestSkipped("Unable to create Unicode filename")

        os.chdir(u'Ba\u030agfors')

        self.assertEndsWith(osutils._mac_getcwd(), u'B\xe5gfors')

class TestSplitLines(TestCase):

    def test_split_unicode(self):

        self.assertEqual([u'foo\n', u'bar\xae'],

                         osutils.split_lines(u'foo\nbar\xae'))

        self.assertEqual([u'foo\n', u'bar\xae\n'],

                         osutils.split_lines(u'foo\nbar\xae\n'))

    def test_split_with_carriage_returns(self):

        self.assertEqual(['foo\rbar\n'],

                         osutils.split_lines('foo\rbar\n'))

class TestWalkDirs(TestCaseInTempDir):

    def test_walkdirs(self):

        tree = [

            '.bzr',

            '0file',

            '1dir/',

            '1dir/0file',

            '1dir/1dir/',

            '2file'

            ]

        self.build_tree(tree)

        expected_dirblocks = [

                (('', '.'),

                 [('0file', '0file', 'file'),

                  ('1dir', '1dir', 'directory'),

                  ('2file', '2file', 'file'),

                 ]

                ),

                (('1dir', './1dir'),

                 [('1dir/0file', '0file', 'file'),

                  ('1dir/1dir', '1dir', 'directory'),

                 ]

                ),

                (('1dir/1dir', './1dir/1dir'),

                 [

                 ]

                ),

            ]

        result = []

        found_bzrdir = False

        for dirdetail, dirblock in osutils.walkdirs('.'):

            if len(dirblock) and dirblock[0][1] == '.bzr':

                # this tests the filtering of selected paths

                found_bzrdir = True

                del dirblock[0]

            result.append((dirdetail, dirblock))

        self.assertTrue(found_bzrdir)

        self.assertEqual(expected_dirblocks,

            [(dirinfo, [line[0:3] for line in block]) for dirinfo, block in result])

        # you can search a subdir only, with a supplied prefix.

        result = []

        for dirblock in osutils.walkdirs('./1dir', '1dir'):

            result.append(dirblock)

        self.assertEqual(expected_dirblocks[1:],

            [(dirinfo, [line[0:3] for line in block]) for dirinfo, block in result])

    def assertPathCompare(self, path_less, path_greater):

        """check that path_less and path_greater compare correctly."""

        self.assertEqual(0, osutils.compare_paths_prefix_order(

            path_less, path_less))

        self.assertEqual(0, osutils.compare_paths_prefix_order(

            path_greater, path_greater))

        self.assertEqual(-1, osutils.compare_paths_prefix_order(

            path_less, path_greater))

        self.assertEqual(1, osutils.compare_paths_prefix_order(

            path_greater, path_less))

    def test_compare_paths_prefix_order(self):

        # root before all else

        self.assertPathCompare("/", "/a")

        # alpha within a dir

        self.assertPathCompare("/a", "/b")

        self.assertPathCompare("/b", "/z")

        # high dirs before lower.

        self.assertPathCompare("/z", "/a/a")

        # except if the deeper dir should be output first

        self.assertPathCompare("/a/b/c", "/d/g")

        # lexical betwen dirs of the same height

        self.assertPathCompare("/a/z", "/z/z")

        self.assertPathCompare("/a/c/z", "/a/d/e")

        # this should also be consistent for no leading / paths

        # root before all else

        self.assertPathCompare("", "a")

        # alpha within a dir

        self.assertPathCompare("a", "b")

        self.assertPathCompare("b", "z")

        # high dirs before lower.

        self.assertPathCompare("z", "a/a")

        # except if the deeper dir should be output first

        self.assertPathCompare("a/b/c", "d/g")

        # lexical betwen dirs of the same height

        self.assertPathCompare("a/z", "z/z")

        self.assertPathCompare("a/c/z", "a/d/e")

    def test_path_prefix_sorting(self):

        """Doing a sort on path prefix should match our sample data."""

        original_paths = [

            'a',

            'a/b',

            'a/b/c',

            'b',

            'b/c',

            'd',

            'd/e',

            'd/e/f',

            'd/f',

            'd/g',

            'g',

            ]

        dir_sorted_paths = [

            'a',

            'b',

            'd',

            'g',

            'a/b',

            'a/b/c',

            'b/c',

            'd/e',

            'd/f',

            'd/g',

            'd/e/f',

            ]

        self.assertEqual(

            dir_sorted_paths,

            sorted(original_paths, key=osutils.path_prefix_key))

        # using the comparison routine shoudl work too:

        self.assertEqual(

            dir_sorted_paths,

            sorted(original_paths, cmp=osutils.compare_paths_prefix_order))

class TestTerminalEncoding(TestCase):

    """Test the auto-detection of proper terminal encoding."""

    def setUp(self):

        self._stdout = sys.stdout

        self._stderr = sys.stderr

        self._stdin = sys.stdin

        self._user_encoding = bzrlib.user_encoding

        self.addCleanup(self._reset)

        sys.stdout = StringIOWrapper()

        sys.stdout.encoding = 'stdout_encoding'

        sys.stderr = StringIOWrapper()

        sys.stderr.encoding = 'stderr_encoding'

        sys.stdin = StringIOWrapper()

        sys.stdin.encoding = 'stdin_encoding'

        bzrlib.user_encoding = 'user_encoding'

    def _reset(self):

        sys.stdout = self._stdout

        sys.stderr = self._stderr

        sys.stdin = self._stdin

        bzrlib.user_encoding = self._user_encoding

    def test_get_terminal_encoding(self):

        # first preference is stdout encoding

        self.assertEqual('stdout_encoding', osutils.get_terminal_encoding())

        sys.stdout.encoding = None

        # if sys.stdout is None, fall back to sys.stdin

        self.assertEqual('stdin_encoding', osutils.get_terminal_encoding())

        sys.stdin.encoding = None

        # and in the worst case, use bzrlib.user_encoding

        self.assertEqual('user_encoding', osutils.get_terminal_encoding())