/brz/remove-bazaar

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import os

from StringIO import StringIO

from bzrlib import errors

from bzrlib.progress import (

    ProgressTask,

    )

from bzrlib.symbol_versioning import (

    deprecated_in,

    )

from bzrlib.tests import TestCase

from bzrlib.ui.text import (

    TextProgressView,

    )

class _TTYStringIO(StringIO):

    """A helper class which makes a StringIO look like a terminal"""

    def isatty(self):

        return True

class _NonTTYStringIO(StringIO):

    """Helper that implements isatty() but returns False"""

    def isatty(self):

        return False

class TestTextProgressView(TestCase):

    """Tests for text display of progress bars.

    These try to exercise the progressview independently of its construction,

    which is arranged by the TextUIFactory.

    """

    # The ProgressTask now connects directly to the ProgressView, so we can

    # check them independently of the factory or of the determination of what

    # view to use.

    def make_view(self):

        out = StringIO()

        view = TextProgressView(out)

        view._avail_width = lambda: 79

        return out, view

    def make_task(self, parent_task, view, msg, curr, total):

        # would normally be done by UIFactory; is done here so that we don't

        # have to have one.

        task = ProgressTask(parent_task, progress_view=view)

        task.msg = msg

        task.current_cnt = curr

        task.total_cnt = total

        return task

    def test_render_progress_no_bar(self):

        """The default view now has a spinner but no bar."""

        out, view = self.make_view()

        # view.enable_bar = False

        task = self.make_task(None, view, 'reticulating splines', 5, 20)

        view.show_progress(task)

        self.assertEqual(

'\r/ reticulating splines 5/20                                                    \r'

            , out.getvalue())

    def test_render_progress_easy(self):

        """Just one task and one quarter done"""

        out, view = self.make_view()

        view.enable_bar = True

        task = self.make_task(None, view, 'reticulating splines', 5, 20)

        view.show_progress(task)

        self.assertEqual(

'\r[####/               ] reticulating splines 5/20                               \r'

            , out.getvalue())

    def test_render_progress_nested(self):

        """Tasks proportionally contribute to overall progress"""

        out, view = self.make_view()

        task = self.make_task(None, view, 'reticulating splines', 0, 2)

        task2 = self.make_task(task, view, 'stage2', 1, 2)

        view.show_progress(task2)

        view.enable_bar = True

        # so we're in the first half of the main task, and half way through

        # that

        self.assertEqual(

'[####-               ] reticulating splines:stage2 1/2                         '

            , view._render_line())

        # if the nested task is complete, then we're all the way through the

        # first half of the overall work

        task2.update('stage2', 2, 2)

        self.assertEqual(

'[#########\          ] reticulating splines:stage2 2/2                         '

            , view._render_line())

    def test_render_progress_sub_nested(self):

        """Intermediate tasks don't mess up calculation."""

        out, view = self.make_view()

        view.enable_bar = True

        task_a = ProgressTask(None, progress_view=view)

        task_a.update('a', 0, 2)

        task_b = ProgressTask(task_a, progress_view=view)

        task_b.update('b')

        task_c = ProgressTask(task_b, progress_view=view)

        task_c.update('c', 1, 2)

        # the top-level task is in its first half; the middle one has no

        # progress indication, just a label; and the bottom one is half done,

        # so the overall fraction is 1/4

        self.assertEqual(

'[####|               ] a:b:c 1/2                                               '

            , view._render_line())

    def test_render_truncated(self):

        # when the bar is too long for the terminal, we prefer not to truncate

        # the counters because they might be interesting, and because

        # truncating the numbers might be misleading

        out, view = self.make_view()

        task_a = ProgressTask(None, progress_view=view)

        task_a.update('start_' + 'a' * 200 + '_end', 2000, 5000)

        line = view._render_line()

        self.assertEqual(

'- start_aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa.. 2000/5000',

           line) 

        self.assertEqual(len(line), 79)

    def test_render_with_activity(self):

        # if the progress view has activity, it's shown before the spinner

        out, view = self.make_view()

        task_a = ProgressTask(None, progress_view=view)

        view._last_transport_msg = '   123kB   100kB/s '

        line = view._render_line()

        self.assertEqual(

'   123kB   100kB/s /                                                           ',

           line) 

        self.assertEqual(len(line), 79)

        task_a.update('start_' + 'a' * 200 + '_end', 2000, 5000)

        view._last_transport_msg = '   123kB   100kB/s '

        line = view._render_line()

        self.assertEqual(

'   123kB   100kB/s \\ start_aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa.. 2000/5000',

           line) 

        self.assertEqual(len(line), 79)