# coding: utf-8

import os
import shutil

from tests.shared import getEmptyCol


def test_latex():
    col = getEmptyCol()
    # change latex cmd to simulate broken build
    import anki.latex

    anki.latex.pngCommands[0][0] = "nolatex"
    # add a note with latex
    note = col.newNote()
    note["Front"] = "[latex]hello[/latex]"
    col.addNote(note)
    # but since latex couldn't run, there's nothing there
    assert len(os.listdir(col.media.dir())) == 0
    # check the error message
    msg = note.cards()[0].q()
    assert "executing nolatex" in msg
    assert "installed" in msg
    # check if we have latex installed, and abort test if we don't
    if not shutil.which("latex") or not shutil.which("dvipng"):
        print("aborting test; latex or dvipng is not installed")
        return
    # fix path
    anki.latex.pngCommands[0][0] = "latex"
    # check media db should cause latex to be generated
    col.media.render_all_latex()
    assert len(os.listdir(col.media.dir())) == 1
    assert ".png" in note.cards()[0].q()
    # adding new notes should cause generation on question display
    note = col.newNote()
    note["Front"] = "[latex]world[/latex]"
    col.addNote(note)
    note.cards()[0].q()
    assert len(os.listdir(col.media.dir())) == 2
    # another note with the same media should reuse
    note = col.newNote()
    note["Front"] = " [latex]world[/latex]"
    col.addNote(note)
    assert len(os.listdir(col.media.dir())) == 2
    oldcard = note.cards()[0]
    assert ".png" in oldcard.q()
    # if we turn off building, then previous cards should work, but cards with
    # missing media will show a broken image
    anki.latex.build = False
    note = col.newNote()
    note["Front"] = "[latex]foo[/latex]"
    col.addNote(note)
    assert len(os.listdir(col.media.dir())) == 2
    assert ".png" in oldcard.q()
    # turn it on again so other test don't suffer
    anki.latex.build = True

    # bad commands
    (result, msg) = _test_includes_bad_command("\\write18")
    assert result, msg
    (result, msg) = _test_includes_bad_command("\\readline")
    assert result, msg
    (result, msg) = _test_includes_bad_command("\\input")
    assert result, msg
    (result, msg) = _test_includes_bad_command("\\include")
    assert result, msg
    (result, msg) = _test_includes_bad_command("\\catcode")
    assert result, msg
    (result, msg) = _test_includes_bad_command("\\openout")
    assert result, msg
    (result, msg) = _test_includes_bad_command("\\write")
    assert result, msg
    (result, msg) = _test_includes_bad_command("\\loop")
    assert result, msg
    (result, msg) = _test_includes_bad_command("\\def")
    assert result, msg
    (result, msg) = _test_includes_bad_command("\\shipout")
    assert result, msg

    # inserting commands beginning with a bad name should not raise an error
    (result, msg) = _test_includes_bad_command("\\defeq")
    assert not result, msg
    # normal commands should not either
    (result, msg) = _test_includes_bad_command("\\emph")
    assert not result, msg


def _test_includes_bad_command(bad):
    col = getEmptyCol()
    note = col.newNote()
    note["Front"] = "[latex]%s[/latex]" % bad
    col.addNote(note)
    q = note.cards()[0].q()
    return ("'%s' is not allowed on cards" % bad in q, "Card content: %s" % q)