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""" This module enables the running of GLSL parser tests. """

from __future__ import (
    absolute_import, division, print_function, unicode_literals
)
import os
import re

import six

from framework import exceptions
from .base import TestIsSkip
from .opengl import FastSkipMixin
from .piglit_test import PiglitBaseTest, TEST_BIN_DIR

__all__ = [
    'GLSLParserTest',
    'GLSLParserNoConfigError',
]

# In different configurations piglit may have one or both of these.
_HAS_GL_BIN = os.path.exists(os.path.join(TEST_BIN_DIR, 'glslparsertest'))
_HAS_GLES_BIN = os.path.exists(os.path.join(TEST_BIN_DIR, 'glslparsertest_gles2'))

# This forces testing with compatibility extensions, even when GLES support is
# built
_FORCE_DESKTOP_VERSION = os.environ.get('PIGLIT_FORCE_GLSLPARSER_DESKTOP', False)


def _is_gles_version(version):
    """Return True if version is es, otherwsie false."""
    assert not isinstance(version, six.binary_type), \
        '{}({})'.format(version, type(version))

    if isinstance(version, six.text_type):
        # GLES 3+ versions should have "es" appended, even though
        # glslparsertest doesn't require them. If the version ends in "es" then
        # it is a GLES test for sure.
        if version.endswith('es'):
            return True

        version = float(version)

    return version in [1.0, 3.0, 3.1, 3.2]


class GLSLParserNoConfigError(exceptions.PiglitInternalError):
    pass


class GLSLParserInternalError(exceptions.PiglitInternalError):
    pass


class GLSLParserTest(FastSkipMixin, PiglitBaseTest):
    """ Read the options in a glsl parser test and create a Test object

    Specifically it is necessary to parse a glsl_parser_test to get information
    about it before actually creating a PiglitTest. Even though this could
    be done with a funciton wrapper, making it a distinct class makes it easier
    to sort in the profile.

    Arguments:
    filepath -- the path to a glsl_parser_test which must end in .vert,
                .tesc, .tese, .geom or .frag

    """
    _CONFIG_KEYS = frozenset(['expect_result', 'glsl_version',
                              'require_extensions', 'check_link'])

    def __init__(self, filepath):
        os.stat(filepath)

        # a set that stores a list of keys that have been found already
        self.__found_keys = set()

        # Parse the config file and get the config section, then write this
        # section to a StringIO and pass that to ConfigParser
        try:
            with open(filepath, 'r') as testfile:
                # Python 2 returns a bytes instance, but python 3 returns str
                # (unicode) instance.
                if six.PY2:
                    testfile = testfile.read().decode('utf-8')
                elif six.PY3:
                    testfile = testfile.read()
                config = self.__parser(testfile, filepath)
            command = self.__get_command(config, filepath)
        except GLSLParserInternalError as e:
            raise exceptions.PiglitFatalError(
                'In file "{}":\n{}'.format(filepath, six.text_type(e)))

        super(GLSLParserTest, self).__init__(command, run_concurrent=True)

        self.__set_skip_conditions(config)

    def __set_skip_conditions(self, config):
        """Set OpenGL and OpenGL ES fast skipping conditions."""
        glsl = config.get('glsl_version')
        if glsl:
            if _is_gles_version(glsl):
                self.glsl_es_version = float(glsl[:3])
            else:
                self.glsl_version = float(glsl)

        req = config.get('require_extensions')
        if req:
            self.gl_required = set(req.split())

        # If GLES is requested, but piglit was not built with a gles version,
        # then ARB_ES3<ver>_compatibility is required. Add it to
        # self.gl_required
        if self.glsl_es_version and not _HAS_GLES_BIN:
            if self.glsl_es_version == 1.0:
                ver = '2'
            elif self.glsl_es_version == 3.0:
                ver = '3'
            elif self.glsl_es_version == 3.1:
                ver = '3_1'
            elif self.glsl_es_version == 3.2:
                ver = '3_2'
            self.gl_required.add('ARB_ES{}_compatibility'.format(ver))

    @staticmethod
    def __pick_binary(version):
        """Pick the correct version of glslparsertest to use.

        This will try to select glslparsertest_gles2 for OpenGL ES tests, and
        glslparsertest for desktop OpenGL tests. However, sometimes this isn't
        possible. In that case all tests will be assigned to the desktop
        version.

        If the test requires desktop OpenGL, but only OpenGL ES is available,
        then the test will be skipped in the python layer.

        """
        if (_is_gles_version(version)
                and _HAS_GLES_BIN
                and not _FORCE_DESKTOP_VERSION):
            return 'glslparsertest_gles2'
        elif _HAS_GL_BIN:
            return 'glslparsertest'
        else:
            return 'None'

    def __get_command(self, config, filepath):
        """ Create the command argument to pass to super()

        This private helper creates a configparser object, then reads in the
        provided config (from self.__parser), and tests for required options
        that must be provided. If it does not find them it raises an exception.
        It then crafts a command which is returned, and ultimately passed to
        super()

        """
        for opt in ['expect_result', 'glsl_version']:
            if not config.get(opt):
                raise GLSLParserInternalError("Missing required section {} "
                                              "from config".format(opt))

        # Create the command and pass it into a PiglitTest()
        glsl = config['glsl_version']
        command = [
            self.__pick_binary(glsl),
            filepath,
            config['expect_result'],
            config['glsl_version']
        ]

        if config['check_link'].lower() == 'true':
            command.append('--check-link')
        command.extend(config['require_extensions'].split())

        return command

    def __parser(self, testfile, filepath):
        """ Private helper that parses the config file

        This method parses the lines of text file, and then returns a
        StrinIO instance suitable to be parsed by a configparser class.

        It will raise GLSLParserInternalError if any part of the parsing
        fails.

        """
        keys = {'require_extensions': '', 'check_link': 'false'}

        # Text of config section.
        # Create a generator that iterates over the lines in the test file.
        # This allows us to run the loop until we find the header, stop and
        # then run again looking for the config sections.
        # This reduces the need for if statements substantially
        lines = (l.strip() for l in testfile.split('\n'))

        is_header = re.compile(r'(//|/\*|\*)\s*\[config\]')
        for line in lines:
            if is_header.match(line):
                break
        else:
            raise GLSLParserNoConfigError("No [config] section found!")

        is_header = re.compile(r'(//|/\*|\*)\s*\[end config\]')
        is_metadata = re.compile(
            r'(//|/\*|\*)\s*(?P<key>[a-z_]*)\:\s(?P<value>.*)')
        bad_values = re.compile(r'(?![\w\.\! ]).*')

        for line in lines:
            # If strip renendered '' that means we had a blank newline,
            # just go on
            if line in ['', '//']:
                continue
            # If we get to the end of the config break
            elif is_header.match(line):
                break

            match = is_metadata.match(line)
            if match:
                if match.group('key') not in GLSLParserTest._CONFIG_KEYS:
                    raise GLSLParserInternalError(
                        "Key {} is not a valid key for a "
                        "glslparser test config block".format(
                            match.group('key')))
                elif match.group('key') in self.__found_keys:
                    # If this key has already been encountered throw an error,
                    # there are no duplicate keys allows
                    raise GLSLParserInternalError(
                        'Duplicate entry for key {}'.format(
                            match.group('key')))
                else:
                    bad = bad_values.search(match.group('value'))
                    # XXX: this always seems to return a match object, even
                    # when the match is ''
                    if bad.group():
                        raise GLSLParserInternalError(
                            'Bad character "{}" at line: "{}". '
                            'Only alphanumerics, _, and space '
                            'are allowed'.format(
                                bad.group()[0], line))

                    # Otherwise add the key to the set of found keys, and add
                    # it to the dictionary that will be returned
                    self.__found_keys.add(match.group('key'))
                    keys[match.group('key')] = match.group('value')
            else:
                raise GLSLParserInternalError(
                    "The config section is malformed."
                    "Check file {0} for line {1}".format(filepath, line))
        else:
            raise GLSLParserInternalError("No [end config] section found!")

        return keys

    def is_skip(self):
        if os.path.basename(self.command[0]) == 'None':
            raise TestIsSkip('Test is for desktop OpenGL, '
                             'but only an OpenGL ES binary has been built')

        super(GLSLParserTest, self).is_skip()