/*=========================================================================

  Program:   Visualization Toolkit
  Module:    TestCompositeDataSetRange.cxx

  Copyright (c) Ken Martin, Will Schroeder, Bill Lorensen
  All rights reserved.
  See Copyright.txt or http://www.kitware.com/Copyright.htm for details.

     This software is distributed WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even
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     PURPOSE.  See the above copyright notice for more information.

=========================================================================*/

#include <vtkCompositeDataIterator.h>
#include <vtkCompositeDataSetRange.h>
#include <vtkMultiBlockDataSet.h>
#include <vtkNew.h>
#include <vtkPolyData.h>
#include <vtkSmartPointer.h>

#include <algorithm>

#define TEST_FAIL(msg) \
  std::cerr << "Test failed! " msg << "\n"; \
  return false

namespace {

bool TestCopy(vtkCompositeDataSet *src)
{
  // Clone dataset:
  auto dst = vtkSmartPointer<vtkCompositeDataSet>::Take(src->NewInstance());

  // Create tree structure:
  dst->CopyStructure(src);

  { // Copy dataset pointer into new datset:
    const auto srcRange = vtk::Range(src);
    const auto dstRange = vtk::Range(dst);
    std::copy(srcRange.begin(), srcRange.end(), dstRange.begin());
  }

  { // Verify that the dataset pointers are correct:
    const auto srcRange = vtk::Range(src);
    const auto dstRange = vtk::Range(dst);
    if (!std::equal(srcRange.begin(), srcRange.end(), dstRange.begin()))
    {
      TEST_FAIL("Range iterators failed with std::copy/std::equal.");
    }
  }

  return true;
}

// Test that the for-range iterators behave the same as the regular iterators.
bool TestConfig(vtkCompositeDataSet *cds,
                vtk::CompositeDataSetOptions opts)
{
  using SmartIterator = vtkSmartPointer<vtkCompositeDataIterator>;
  using Opts = vtk::CompositeDataSetOptions;

  auto refIter = SmartIterator::Take(cds->NewIterator());
  refIter->SetSkipEmptyNodes((opts & Opts::SkipEmptyNodes) != Opts::None);
  refIter->InitTraversal();

  // ref is a vtk::CompositeDataSetNodeReference:
  for (auto node : vtk::Range(cds, opts))
  {
    if (refIter->IsDoneWithTraversal())
    {
      TEST_FAIL("Reference iterator finished before Range iterator.");
    }

    auto refDObj = refIter->GetCurrentDataObject();

    // Test operator bool ()
    if (node)
    {
      if (!refDObj)
      {
        TEST_FAIL("NodeReference::operator bool () incorrectly returned true.");
      }
    }
    else if (refDObj)
    {
      TEST_FAIL("NodeReference::operator bool () incorrectly returned false.");
    }

    // Test GetDataObject()
    if (node.GetDataObject() != refDObj)
    {
      TEST_FAIL("NodeReference::GetDataObject() does not match reference.");
    }

    // Test operator vtkDataObject* ()
    if (node != refDObj)
    {
      TEST_FAIL("NodeReference::operator vtkDataObject* () "
                "does not match reference.");
    }

    // Test operator -> ()
    if (node)
    {
      if (node->GetMTime() != refDObj->GetMTime())
      {
        TEST_FAIL("NodeReference::operator -> () "
                  "does not match reference.");
      }
    }

    // Test SetDataObject(vtkDataObject*)
    {
      // Set to invalid pointer, check that other iterator also shows same
      // pointer
      vtkSmartPointer<vtkDataObject> cache = node.GetDataObject();
      vtkNew<vtkPolyData> dummy;
      node.SetDataObject(dummy);

      // Sanity check -- see note below about the buggy internal iterator's
      // GetCurrentDataObject method. This check ensure that our iterators
      // behave as expected when assigned to:
      if (node.GetDataObject() != dummy)
      {
        TEST_FAIL("NodeReference::SetDataObject(vtkDataObject*) and "
                  "NodeReference::GetDataObject() are not sane.");
      }

      // NOTE refIter->GetCurrentDataObject is buggy -- it caches the
      // vtkDataObject pointer internally, so if the dataset changes, the
      // iterator will hold a stale value. Look up the data object in the
      // dataset instead. See VTK issue #17529.
//      vtkDataObject *refDummy = refIter->GetCurrentDataObject();
      vtkDataObject *refDummy = refIter->GetDataSet()->GetDataSet(refIter);
      node.SetDataObject(cache);

      if (refDummy != dummy)
      {
        TEST_FAIL("NodeReference::SetDataObject(vtkDataObject*) "
                  "failed to set object.");
      }
    }

    // Test operator=(vtkDataObject*)
    {
      // Set to invalid pointer, check that other iterator also shows same
      // pointer
      vtkSmartPointer<vtkDataObject> cache = node.GetDataObject();
      vtkNew<vtkPolyData> dummy;
      node = dummy; // NodeReference::operator=(vtkDataObject*)

      // Sanity check -- see note below about the buggy internal iterator's
      // GetCurrentDataObject method. This check ensure that our iterators
      // behave as expected when assigned to:
      if (node.GetDataObject() != dummy)
      {
        TEST_FAIL("NodeReference::operator=(vtkDataObject*) and "
                  "NodeReference::GetDataObject() are not sane.");
      }

      // NOTE refIter->GetCurrentDataObject is buggy -- it caches the
      // vtkDataObject pointer internally, so if the dataset changes, the
      // iterator will hold a stale value. Look up the data object in the
      // dataset instead. See VTK issue #17529.
//      vtkDataObject *refDummy = refIter->GetCurrentDataObject();
      vtkDataObject *refDummy = refIter->GetDataSet()->GetDataSet(refIter);
      node.SetDataObject(cache);

      if (refDummy != dummy)
      {
        TEST_FAIL("NodeReference::operator=(vtkDataObject*) "
                  "failed to set object.");
      }
    }

    // Test GetFlatIndex()
    if (node.GetFlatIndex() != refIter->GetCurrentFlatIndex())
    {
      TEST_FAIL("NodeReference::GetFlatIndex() does not match reference.");
    }

    // Test HasMetaData
    if (node.HasMetaData() != (refIter->HasCurrentMetaData() != 0))
    {
      TEST_FAIL("NodeReference::HasMetaData() does not match reference.");
    }

    refIter->GoToNextItem();
  }

  if (!refIter->IsDoneWithTraversal())
  {
    TEST_FAIL("Range iterator did not completely traverse composite dataset.");
  }

  return true;
}

bool TestOptions(vtkCompositeDataSet *cds)
{
  using Opts = vtk::CompositeDataSetOptions;

  if (!TestConfig(cds, Opts::None))
  {
    TEST_FAIL("Error while testing options 'None'.");
  }
  if (!TestConfig(cds, Opts::SkipEmptyNodes))
  {
    TEST_FAIL("Error while testing options 'SkipEmptyNodes'.");
  }
  if (!TestCopy(cds))
  {
    TEST_FAIL("Error while testing iterator copy.");
  }

  return true;
}

// Construct the following hierarchy for testing:
// M = MBDS; P = PolyData; 0 = null dataset
//
//  ------------------------M------------------------ // depth 0
//  | |                     |                       |
//  P 0  -------------------M--                     M // depth 1
//       |       | |          |                     |
//  -----M-----  0 P    ------M         ------------M // depth 2
//  |    |    |         |     |         |           |
//  0    0    0         P     0   ------M-----      0 // depth 3
//                                |     |    |
//                                M     0    P        // depth 4
//                                |
//                                P                   // depth 5
//
vtkSmartPointer<vtkCompositeDataSet> CreateDataSet()
{
  auto addPolyData = [](unsigned int blockNum, vtkMultiBlockDataSet *mbds)
      -> vtkSmartPointer<vtkPolyData>
  {
    vtkNew<vtkPolyData> pd;
    mbds->SetBlock(blockNum, pd);
    return {pd};
  };

  auto addMultiBlock = [](unsigned int blockNum, vtkMultiBlockDataSet *mbds)
      -> vtkSmartPointer<vtkMultiBlockDataSet>
  {
    auto newMbds = vtkSmartPointer<vtkMultiBlockDataSet>::New();
    mbds->SetBlock(blockNum, newMbds);
    return newMbds;
  };

  auto addNullDataSet = [](unsigned int blockNum,
                           vtkMultiBlockDataSet *mbds) -> void
  {
    mbds->SetBlock(blockNum, nullptr);
  };

  auto cds00 = vtkSmartPointer<vtkMultiBlockDataSet>::New();
  cds00->SetNumberOfBlocks(4);
  addPolyData(0, cds00);
  addNullDataSet(1, cds00);
  auto cds10 = addMultiBlock(2, cds00);
  auto cds11 = addMultiBlock(3, cds00);

  cds10->SetNumberOfBlocks(4);
  auto cds20 = addMultiBlock(0, cds10);
  addNullDataSet(1, cds10);
  addPolyData(2, cds10);
  auto cds21 = addMultiBlock(3, cds10);

  cds11->SetNumberOfBlocks(1);
  auto cds22 = addMultiBlock(0, cds11);

  cds20->SetNumberOfBlocks(3);
  addNullDataSet(0, cds20);
  addNullDataSet(1, cds20);
  addNullDataSet(2, cds20);

  cds21->SetNumberOfBlocks(2);
  addPolyData(0, cds21);
  addNullDataSet(1, cds21);

  cds22->SetNumberOfBlocks(2);
  auto cds30 = addMultiBlock(0, cds22);
  addNullDataSet(1, cds22);

  cds30->SetNumberOfBlocks(3);
  auto cds40 = addMultiBlock(0, cds30);
  addNullDataSet(1, cds30);
  addPolyData(2, cds30);

  cds40->SetNumberOfBlocks(1);
  addPolyData(0, cds40);

  // explicit move needed to silence warnings about C++11 defect
  return std::move(cds00);
}

} // end anon namespace

int TestCompositeDataSetRange(int, char*[])
{
  auto cds = CreateDataSet();
  return TestOptions(cds) ? EXIT_SUCCESS : EXIT_FAILURE;
}
