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"""Test that lazy regexes are not compiled right away"""

import pickle

import re

from .. import errors

from .. import (

    lazy_regex,

    tests,

    )

class TestErrors(tests.TestCase):

    def test_invalid_pattern(self):

        error = lazy_regex.InvalidPattern('Bad pattern msg.')

        self.assertEqualDiff("Invalid pattern(s) found. Bad pattern msg.",

            str(error))

class InstrumentedLazyRegex(lazy_regex.LazyRegex):

    """Keep track of actions on the lazy regex"""

    _actions = []

    @classmethod

    def use_actions(cls, actions):

        cls._actions = actions

    def __getattr__(self, attr):

        self._actions.append(('__getattr__', attr))

        return super(InstrumentedLazyRegex, self).__getattr__(attr)

    def _real_re_compile(self, *args, **kwargs):

        self._actions.append(('_real_re_compile',

                                               args, kwargs))

        return super(InstrumentedLazyRegex, self)._real_re_compile(

            *args, **kwargs)

class TestLazyRegex(tests.TestCase):

    def test_lazy_compile(self):

        """Make sure that LazyRegex objects compile at the right time"""

        actions = []

        InstrumentedLazyRegex.use_actions(actions)

        pattern = InstrumentedLazyRegex(args=('foo',))

        actions.append(('created regex', 'foo'))

        # This match call should compile the regex and go through __getattr__

        pattern.match('foo')

        # But a further call should not go through __getattr__ because it has

        # been bound locally.

        pattern.match('foo')

        self.assertEqual([('created regex', 'foo'),

                          ('__getattr__', 'match'),

                          ('_real_re_compile', ('foo',), {}),

                         ], actions)

    def test_bad_pattern(self):

        """Ensure lazy regex handles bad patterns cleanly."""

        p = lazy_regex.lazy_compile('RE:[')

        # As p.match is lazy, we make it into a lambda so its handled

        # by assertRaises correctly.

        e = self.assertRaises(lazy_regex.InvalidPattern, lambda: p.match('foo'))

        self.assertEqual(e.msg, '"RE:[" unexpected end of regular expression')

class TestLazyCompile(tests.TestCase):

    def test_simple_acts_like_regex(self):

        """Test that the returned object has basic regex like functionality"""

        pattern = lazy_regex.lazy_compile('foo')

        self.assertIsInstance(pattern, lazy_regex.LazyRegex)

        self.assertTrue(pattern.match('foo'))

        self.assertIs(None, pattern.match('bar'))

    def test_extra_args(self):

        """Test that extra arguments are also properly passed"""

        pattern = lazy_regex.lazy_compile('foo', re.I)

        self.assertIsInstance(pattern, lazy_regex.LazyRegex)

        self.assertTrue(pattern.match('foo'))

        self.assertTrue(pattern.match('Foo'))

    def test_findall(self):

        pattern = lazy_regex.lazy_compile('fo*')

        self.assertEqual(['f', 'fo', 'foo', 'fooo'],

                         pattern.findall('f fo foo fooo'))

    def test_finditer(self):

        pattern = lazy_regex.lazy_compile('fo*')

        matches = [(m.start(), m.end(), m.group())

                   for m in pattern.finditer('foo bar fop')]

        self.assertEqual([(0, 3, 'foo'), (8, 10, 'fo')], matches)

    def test_match(self):

        pattern = lazy_regex.lazy_compile('fo*')

        self.assertIs(None, pattern.match('baz foo'))

        self.assertEqual('fooo', pattern.match('fooo').group())

    def test_search(self):

        pattern = lazy_regex.lazy_compile('fo*')

        self.assertEqual('foo', pattern.search('baz foo').group())

        self.assertEqual('fooo', pattern.search('fooo').group())

    def test_split(self):

        pattern = lazy_regex.lazy_compile('[,;]*')

        self.assertEqual(['x', 'y', 'z'], pattern.split('x,y;z'))

    def test_pickle(self):

        # When pickling, just compile the regex.

        # Sphinx, which we use for documentation, pickles

        # some compiled regexes.

        lazy_pattern = lazy_regex.lazy_compile('[,;]*')

        pickled = pickle.dumps(lazy_pattern)

        unpickled_lazy_pattern = pickle.loads(pickled)

        self.assertEqual(['x', 'y', 'z'],

            unpickled_lazy_pattern.split('x,y;z'))

class TestInstallLazyCompile(tests.TestCase):

    """Tests for lazy compiled regexps.

    Other tests, and breezy in general, count on the lazy regexp compiler

    being installed, and this is done by loading breezy.  So these tests

    assume it is installed, and leave it installed when they're done.

    """

    def test_install(self):

        # Don't count on it being present

        lazy_regex.install_lazy_compile()

        pattern = re.compile('foo')

        self.assertIsInstance(pattern, lazy_regex.LazyRegex)

    def test_reset(self):

        lazy_regex.reset_compile()

        self.addCleanup(lazy_regex.install_lazy_compile)

        pattern = re.compile('foo')

        self.assertFalse(isinstance(pattern, lazy_regex.LazyRegex),

            'lazy_regex.reset_compile() did not restore the original'

            ' compile() function %s' % (type(pattern),))

        # but the returned object should still support regex operations

        m = pattern.match('foo')

        self.assertEqual('foo', m.group())