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#
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import pytest

from pymeasure.experiment.parameters import Parameter
from pymeasure.experiment.parameters import IntegerParameter
from pymeasure.experiment.parameters import BooleanParameter
from pymeasure.experiment.parameters import FloatParameter
from pymeasure.experiment.parameters import ListParameter
from pymeasure.experiment.parameters import VectorParameter


def test_parameter_default():
    p = Parameter('Test', default=5)
    assert p.value == 5
    assert p.cli_args[0] == 5
    assert p.cli_args[1] == [('units are', 'units'), 'default']


def test_integer_units():
    p = IntegerParameter('Test', units='V')
    assert p.units == 'V'
    assert p.cli_args[0] is None
    assert p.cli_args[1] == [('units are', 'units'), 'default', 'minimum', 'maximum']


def test_integer_value():
    p = IntegerParameter('Test', units='tests')
    with pytest.raises(ValueError):
        _ = p.value  # not set
    with pytest.raises(ValueError):
        p.value = 'a'  # not an integer
    p.value = 0.5  # a float
    assert p.value == 0
    p.value = False  # a boolean
    assert p.value == 0
    p.value = 10
    assert p.value == 10
    p.value = '5'
    assert p.value == 5
    p.value = '11 tests'
    assert p.value == 11
    assert p.units == 'tests'
    with pytest.raises(ValueError):
        p.value = '31 incorrect units'  # not the correct units


def test_integer_bounds():
    p = IntegerParameter('Test', minimum=0, maximum=10)
    p.value = 10
    assert p.value == 10
    with pytest.raises(ValueError):
        p.value = 100  # above maximum
    with pytest.raises(ValueError):
        p.value = -100  # below minimum


def test_boolean_value():
    p = BooleanParameter('Test')
    with pytest.raises(ValueError):
        _ = p.value  # not set
    with pytest.raises(ValueError):
        p.value = 'a'  # a string
    with pytest.raises(ValueError):
        p.value = 10  # a number other than 0 or 1
    p.value = "True"
    assert p.value is True
    p.value = "False"
    assert p.value is False
    p.value = "true"
    assert p.value is True
    p.value = "false"
    assert p.value is False
    p.value = 1  # a number
    assert p.value is True
    p.value = 0  # zero
    assert p.value is False
    p.value = True
    assert p.value is True
    assert p.cli_args[0] is None
    assert p.cli_args[1] == [('units are', 'units'), 'default']


def test_float_value():
    p = FloatParameter('Test', units='tests')
    with pytest.raises(ValueError):
        _ = p.value  # not set
    with pytest.raises(ValueError):
        p.value = 'a'  # not a float
    p.value = False  # boolean
    assert p.value == 0.0
    p.value = 100
    assert p.value == 100.0
    p.value = '1.06'
    assert p.value == 1.06
    p.value = '11.3 tests'
    assert p.value == 11.3
    assert p.units == 'tests'
    with pytest.raises(ValueError):
        p.value = '31.3 incorrect units'  # not the correct units
    assert p.cli_args[0] is None
    assert p.cli_args[1] == [('units are', 'units'), 'default', 'decimals']


def test_float_bounds():
    p = FloatParameter('Test', minimum=0.1, maximum=0.5)
    p.value = 0.3
    assert p.value == 0.3
    with pytest.raises(ValueError):
        p.value = 10  # above maximum
    with pytest.raises(ValueError):
        p.value = -10  # below minimum


def test_list_string():
    # make sure string representation of choices is unique
    with pytest.raises(ValueError):
        _ = ListParameter('Test', choices=[1, '1'])


def test_list_value():
    p = ListParameter('Test', choices=[1, 2.2, 'three', 'and four'])
    p.value = 1
    assert p.value == 1
    p.value = 2.2
    assert p.value == 2.2
    p.value = '1'  # reading from file
    assert p.value == 1
    p.value = '2.2'  # reading from file
    assert p.value == 2.2
    p.value = 'three'
    assert p.value == 'three'
    p.value = 'and four'
    assert p.value == 'and four'
    with pytest.raises(ValueError):
        p.value = 5
    assert p.cli_args[0] is None
    assert p.cli_args[1] == [('units are', 'units'), 'default', ('choices are', 'choices')]


def test_list_value_with_units():
    p = ListParameter(
        'Test', choices=[1, 2.2, 'three', 'and four'],
        units='tests')
    p.value = '1 tests'
    assert p.value == 1
    p.value = '2.2 tests'
    assert p.value == 2.2
    p.value = 'three tests'
    assert p.value == 'three'
    p.value = 'and four tests'
    assert p.value == 'and four'
    assert p.cli_args[0] is None
    assert p.cli_args[1] == [('units are', 'units'), 'default', ('choices are', 'choices')]


def test_list_order():
    p = ListParameter('Test', choices=[1, 2.2, 'three', 'and four'])
    # check if order is preserved, choices are internally stored as dict
    assert p.choices == (1, 2.2, 'three', 'and four')
    assert p.cli_args[0] is None
    assert p.cli_args[1] == [('units are', 'units'), 'default', ('choices are', 'choices')]


def test_vector():
    p = VectorParameter('test', length=3, units='tests')
    p.value = [1, 2, 3]
    assert p.value == [1, 2, 3]
    p.value = '[4, 5, 6]'
    assert p.value == [4, 5, 6]
    p.value = '[7, 8, 9] tests'
    assert p.value == [7, 8, 9]
    with pytest.raises(ValueError):
        p.value = '[0, 1, 2] wrong unit'
    with pytest.raises(ValueError):
        p.value = [1, 2]
    with pytest.raises(ValueError):
        p.value = ['a', 'b']
    with pytest.raises(ValueError):
        p.value = '0, 1, 2'

    assert p.cli_args[0] is None
    assert p.cli_args[1] == [('units are', 'units'), 'default', '_length']

# TODO: Add tests for Measurable