# -*- Tcl -*-
package req nx
::nx::configure defaultMethodCallProtection false
package require nx::test
namespace import ::nx::*

Test parameter count 100
Test case submethods {
  #Object method unknown {} {}
  Object create o1   
  ? {o1 foo} "::o1: unable to dispatch method 'foo'"
  
  #
  # test subcmd "tricky" names
  # - names called on ensemble objects from C (defaultmethod, unknown)
  # - names equal to helper methods of the ensemble object
  #
  Object create o {
    :method "string length"  x {return [current method]}
    :method "string tolower" x {return [current method]}
    :method "string info" x {return [current method]}
    :method "foo a x" {} {return [current method]}
    :method "foo a y" {} {return [current method]}
    :method "foo a subcmdName" {} {return [current method]}
    :method "foo a defaultmethod" {} {return [current method]}
    :method "foo a unknown" args {return [current method]}
    :method "foo b" {} {return [current method]}
  }
  Class create Foo {
    :method "bar m1" {a:integer -flag} {;}
    :method "bar m2" {x:integer -y:boolean} {;}
    :method "baz a m1" {x:integer -y:boolean} {return m1}
    :method "baz a m2" {x:integer -y:boolean} {;}
    :method "baz b" {} {;}
  }
  
  ? {o string length 1} length
  ? {o string tolower 2} tolower
  ? {o string toupper 2} \
      {Unable to dispatch sub-method "toupper" of ::o string; valid are: string info, string length, string tolower}

  ? {o string} "Valid submethods of ::o string: info length tolower"

  ? {o foo a x} "x"
  ? {o foo a y} "y"
  ? {o foo a z} \
      {Unable to dispatch sub-method "z" of ::o foo a; valid are: foo a defaultmethod, foo a subcmdName, foo a unknown, foo a x, foo a y}

  ? {o info method type string} object
  # the following is a problem, when string has subcmd "info"
  #? {o::string info class} ::nx::EnsembleObject
  
  ? {o string length aaa} "length"
  ? {o string info class} "info"
  ? {o string hugo} \
      {Unable to dispatch sub-method "hugo" of ::o string; valid are: string info, string length, string tolower}
  
  Foo create f1
  ? {f1 baz a m1 10} m1
  ? {f1 baz a m3 10} \
      {Unable to dispatch sub-method "m3" of ::f1 baz a; valid are: baz a m1, baz a m2}

#unable to dispatch method <obj> baz a m3; valid subcommands of a: m1 m2}
#

Test parameter count 1 
Test case defaultmethod {
  Object create o {
    :method "string length"  x {return [current method]}
    :method "string tolower" x {return [current method]}
    :method "string info" x {return [current method]}
    :method "foo a x" {} {return [current method]}
    :method "foo a y" {} {return [current method]}
    :method "foo a subcmdName" {} {return [current method]}
    :method "foo a defaultmethod" {} {return [current method]}
    :method "foo a unknown" args {return [current method]}
    :method "foo b" {} {return [current method]}
  }
  Class create Foo {
    :method "bar m1" {a:integer -flag} {;}
    :method "bar m2" {x:integer -y:boolean} {;}
    :method "baz a m1" {x:integer -y:boolean} {return m1}
    :method "baz a m2" {x:integer -y:boolean} {;}
    :method "baz b" {} {;}
    :create f1
  }

  ? {o string} "Valid submethods of ::o string: info length tolower"
  ? {o foo} "Valid submethods of ::o foo: a b"
  
  ? {f1 bar} "Valid submethods of ::f1 bar: m1 m2"
  ? {f1 baz} "Valid submethods of ::f1 baz: a b"
  ? {f1 baz a} "Valid submethods of ::f1 baz a: m1 m2"
}

#
# testing ensemble objects with next
#
Test parameter count 1
Test case ensemble-next {

  nx::Class create FOO {
    # reduced ensemble
    :method foo args {lappend :v "FOO.foo//[nx::current method] ([nx::current args])"}

    # expanded ensemble
    :method "l1 l2 l3a" {x} {
      lappend :v "FOO.l1 l2 l3a//[nx::current method] ([nx::current args])"
    }
    :method "l1 l2 l3b" {x} {
      lappend :v "FOO.l1 l2 l3b//[nx::current method] ([nx::current args])"
    }
    # uplevel
    :method "bar x" {varname} {upvar $varname v; return [info exists v]}
    :method "baz" {} {
      set hugo 1
      return [:bar x hugo]
    }
  }
  nx::Class create M0 {
    :method "foo b x" {x} {
      lappend :v "M0.foo b x//[nx::current method] ([nx::current args])"
      nx::next
    }
    :method "foo b y" {x} {
      lappend :v "M0.foo b y//[nx::current method] ([nx::current args])"
      nx::next
    }
    :method "foo a" {x} {
      lappend :v "M0.foo a//[nx::current method] ([nx::current args])"
      nx::next
    }

    :method "l1 l2" {args} {
      lappend :v "l1 l2//[nx::current method] ([nx::current args])"
      nx::next
    }
  }

  nx::Class create M1 {
    :method "foo a" {x} {
      set :v [list "M1.foo a //[nx::current method] ([nx::current args])"]
      nx::next
    }
    :method "foo b x" {x} {
      set :v  [list "M1.foo b x //[nx::current method] ([nx::current args])"]
      nx::next
    }
    :method "foo b y" {x} {
      set :v  [list "M1.foo b y //[nx::current method] ([nx::current args])"]
      nx::next
    }

    :method "l1 l2 l3a" {x} {
      set :v  [list "M1.l1 l2 l3a//[nx::current method] ([nx::current args])"]
      nx::next
    }
    :method "l1 l2 l3b" {x} {
      set :v  [list "M1.l1 l2 l3b//[nx::current method] ([nx::current args])"]
      nx::next
    }
  }
  
  FOO mixin {M1 M0}
  FOO create f1
  
  #
  # The last list element shows handling of less deep ensembles
  # (longer arg list is passed)
  #
  ? {f1 foo a 1} "{M1.foo a //a (1)} {M0.foo a//a (1)} {FOO.foo//foo (a 1)}"
  ? {f1 foo b x 1} "{M1.foo b x //x (1)} {M0.foo b x//x (1)} {FOO.foo//foo (b x 1)}"
  ? {f1 foo b y 1} "{M1.foo b y //y (1)} {M0.foo b y//y (1)} {FOO.foo//foo (b y 1)}"
  #
  # The middle list element shows shrinking (less deep ensembles), the
  # last element shows expansion via mixin (deeper ensemble is reached
  # via next)
  #
  ? {f1 l1 l2 l3a 100} "{M1.l1 l2 l3a//l3a (100)} {l1 l2//l2 (l3a 100)} {FOO.l1 l2 l3a//l3a (100)}"
}

Test case ensemble-partial-next {
  nx::Class create M {
    :public method "info has namespace" {} {
      nx::next
      return sometimes
    }
    :public method "info has something else" {} {
      return something
    }
    :public method "info has something path" {} {
      return [concat [::nsf::current methodpath] [::nsf::current method]]
    }
    :public method "info has something better" {} {
      nx::next
      return better
    }
    :public method foo {} {
      return [concat [::nsf::current methodpath] [::nsf::current method]]
    }
  }
  nx::Object mixin add M
  nx::Object create o1

  # call a submethod defined by a mixin, which does a next
  ? {o1 info has namespace} sometimes

  # call a submethod, which is not defined by the mixin
  ? {o1 info has type Object} 1
  ? {o1 info has type M} 0

  # call a submethod, which is nowhere defined
  ? {o1 info has typo M} \
      {Unable to dispatch sub-method "typo" of ::o1 info has; valid are: info has mixin, info has namespace, info has something better, info has something else, info has something path, info has type}

  # call a submethod, which is only defined in the mixin
  ? {o1 info has something else} something

  # call a submethod, which is only defined in the mixin, and which
  # does a next (which should not complain)
  ? {o1 info has something better} better

  # yet another missing case
  ? {o1 info has something wrong} \
      {Unable to dispatch sub-method "wrong" of ::o1 info has something; valid are: info has something better, info has something else, info has something path}

  # call defaultcmds on ensembles
  ? {lsort [o1 info has something]} "Valid submethods of ::o1 info has something: better else path"

  # defaultcmd has to return also subcmds of other shadowed ensembles
  ? {lsort [o1 info has]} "Valid submethods of ::o1 info has: mixin namespace something type"
  ? {lsort [o1 info]} "Valid submethods of ::o1 info: children class filter has info is lookup method methods mixin parent precedence properties slot vars"

  # returning methodpath in ensemble
  ? {o1 info has something path} "info has something path"

  # returning methodpath outside ensemble
  ? {o1 foo} "foo"
}

#
# Check behavior of upvars in ensemble methods
#
Test case ensemble-upvar {

  nx::Class create FOO {
    :method "bar0 x" {varname} {upvar $varname v; return [info exists v]}
    :method "baz0" {} {
      set hugo 1
      return [:bar0 x hugo]
    }
    :method "bar1 x" {varname} {:upvar $varname v; return [info exists v]}
    :method "baz1" {} {
      set hugo 1
      return [:bar1 x hugo]
    }
    :create f1
  }
 
  ? {f1 baz0} 0
  ? {f1 baz1} 1
}

#
# Check behavior of next with arguments within an ensemble
#
Test case ensemble-next-with-args {
  nx::Object create o {
    :method foo {x}          {return $x}
    :method "e1 sm" {x}      {return $x}
    :method "e2 sm1 sm2" {x} {return $x}
    :method "e2 e2 e2" {x}   {return $x}
    :method "e1 e1 e1" args  {return $args}
  }
  nx::Class create M {
    :method foo {}          {next 1}
    :method "e1 sm" {}      {next 2}
    :method "e2 sm1 sm2" {} {next 3}
    :method "e2 e2 e2" {}   {next 4}
    :method "e1 e1 e1" args {next {e1 e1 e1}}
  }
  o mixin add M

  # case without ensemble
  ? {o foo} 1

  # ensemble depth 1, 1 arg
  ? {o e1 sm} 2

  # ensemble depth 2, 1 arg
  ? {o e2 sm1 sm2} 3

  # ensemble depth 2, 1 arg, same tcl-objs
  ? {o e2 e2 e2} 4

  # ensemble depth 2, multiple args, same tcl-objs
  ? {o e1 e1 e1} {e1 e1 e1}
}

Test parameter count 1
Test case ensemble-next-with-colon-prefix
namespace eval ::ns1 {
  Object create obj {
    :public method foo {} { return [:info class] } 
    :public method ifoo {} { [current] ::nsf::methods::object::info::lookupmethod info} 
  }
  
  ? {obj info class} ::nx::Object
  ? {obj info lookup method info} ::nsf::classes::nx::Object::info
  ? {obj ifoo} ::nsf::classes::nx::Object::info
  
  ? {obj foo} ::nx::Object
  
  set infolookup ::nsf::methods::object::info::lookupmethod
  set infomethod  ::nsf::methods::object::info::method
  
  ? [list obj $infolookup info] ::nsf::classes::nx::Object::info
  ? [list obj $infomethod type ::nsf::classes::nx::Object::info] alias
  
  obj method info {} {;}
  ? [list obj $infolookup info] ::ns1::obj::info
  ? [list obj $infomethod type ::ns1::obj::info] scripted
  ? {obj ifoo} ::ns1::obj::info
  ? {obj foo} {wrong # args: should be ":info"}

  # now we overwrite the object specific method with an object
  Object create obj::info
  ? [list obj $infolookup info] ::ns1::obj::info
  ? [list obj $infomethod type ::ns1::obj::info] object
  
  ? {obj ifoo} ::ns1::obj::info
  # To some surprise, we can can still call info class!
  # This works, since we do here an "ensemble-next" 
  ? {obj info class} ::nx::Object
  # The ensemble-next has in case of foo the leading colon on the
  # callstack (e.g. ":info"). Make sure that we can still call the
  # method via ensemle-next.
  ? {obj foo} ::nx::Object
}

#
# Leaf next: Do not trigger unknown handling (see also
# NextSearchAndInvoke())
#

nx::Test case leaf-next-in-submethods {
  Object create container {
    set :x 0
    :public method "FOO bar" {} { 
      incr :x; next; # a "leaf next" 
    }
    :public method intercept args { 
      incr :x; next; # a "filter next" 
    }
    :filter intercept
    :FOO bar
    # Rationale: A call count > 2 would indicate that the leaf next
    # triggers a further call into filter ...
    ? [list set _ ${:x}] 2
  }
}

# :public method intercept {} { next }
# -> TODO: wrong # args: should be ":FOO" ... trim the colon!



nx::Test case submethods-and-filters {
  #
  # submethods as filters?
  #
  #set h [C public method "BAR bar" args {
  # next
  #}]
  #C filter {{BAR bar}}
}

nx::Test case submethods-current-introspection {
  #
  # [current] & [current class]
  #
  Object create o
  o public method "FOO foo" {} {
    return "-[current]-[current class]-"
  }
  ? {o FOO foo} -::o--
  
  Class create C
  C public method "FOO foo" {} {
    return "-[current]-[current class]-"
  }
  C create c
  ? {c FOO foo} -::c-::C-

  C mixin [Class create M1 {
    :public method "FOO foo" {} {
      return "-[current]-[current class][next]"
    }
  }]

  ? {c FOO foo} -::c-::M1-::c-::C-
  
  o mixin ::M1
  ? {o FOO foo} -::o-::M1-::o--

  o mixin {}
  C mixin {}

  #
  # limit [current methodpath] to collect only ensemble methods?
  #

  o eval {
    :public method faz {} {return [concat [current methodpath] [current method]]}
    ? [list set _ [:faz]] "faz"
  }

  #
  # [current callingmethod] & [current callingclass]
  #

  o eval {
    set body {? [list set _ [:bar]] [current class]-[current]-[concat [current methodpath] [current method]]}
    :public method "FOO foo" {} $body
    :public method "BAR BUU boo" {} $body
    :public method baz {} $body

    set calleeBody {return "[current callingclass]-[current callingobject]-[current callingmethod]"}
    :method bar {} $calleeBody

    :FOO foo
    :BAR BUU boo
    :baz

    :method "a b" {} $calleeBody
    set body {? [list set _ [:a b]] [current class]-[current]-[concat [current methodpath] [current method]]}
    :public method "FOO foo" {} $body
    :public method "BAR BUU boo" {} $body
    :public method baz {} $body

    :FOO foo
    :BAR BUU boo
    :baz

    # TODO: :method "a b c" {} $calleeBody; FAILS -> "can't append to scripted"
    :method "x y z" {} $calleeBody;
    set body {? [list set _ [:x y z]] [current class]-[current]-[concat [current methodpath] [current method]]}
    :public method "FOO foo" {} $body
    :public method "BAR BUU boo" {} $body
    :public method baz {} $body

    :FOO foo
    :BAR BUU boo
    :baz
  }
  
  #
  # Make sure that [current callingclass] works for submethods, as
  # expected
  #

  C eval {
    set body {? [list set _ [:bar]] [current class]-[current]-[concat [current methodpath] [current method]]}
    :public method "FOO foo" {} $body
    :public method "BAR BUU boo" {} $body
    :public method baz {} $body

    :method bar {} {
      return "[current callingclass]-[current callingobject]-[current callingmethod]"
    }

    set c [:new]
    $c FOO foo
    $c BAR BUU boo
    $c baz
  }

  #
  # [current calledmethod]
  # [current calledclass]
  #
  # Note: In my reading, [current calledmethod] cannot be made aware
  # of the methodpath of a submethod call being intercepted. This is
  # due to the callstack structure at the time of executing the filter
  # stack which is entirely agnostic of the submethod dispatch (this
  # dispatch has not occurred yet). For the same reason, we cannot
  # record the method path in the filter stack structure.
  #
  # From the filter method's perspective, the submethod selectors
  # ("foo" and "BUU boo" below) are simply arguments provided to the
  # top-level method. They can only be processed as part of the
  # filter-local argv.

  Class create Z {
    :class property msg
    :method intercept args {
      [current class] eval [list set :msg [list [current methodpath] \
					       [current calledmethod] \
					       [current calledclass] \
					       [current next]]]
      next
    }
    
  }
  
  set c [Z new]

  Z filter intercept

  foreach selector [list "FOO foo" "BAR BUU boo" "baz"] {
    Z public method $selector {} {;}
    set root [lindex $selector 0]
    set mh [Z info method handle $root]
    $c {*}$selector
    ? [list set _ [join [Z msg] -]] -$root-::Z-$mh
  }

  Z filter {}  

}

#
#
#
nx::Test case current-args {
  nx::Class create C {
    :method foo {{-x 1} z:optional} {return [current args]}
    :method "bar foo" {{-x 1} z:optional} {return [current args]}
    :create c1
  }
  ? {c1 foo} ""
  ? {c1 bar foo} ""

  ? {c1 foo -x 2} "-x 2"
  ? {c1 bar foo -x 2} "-x 2"

}