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# Regina - A Normal Surface Theory Calculator
# Python Test Suite Component
#
# Copyright (c) 2015-2025, Ben Burton
# For further details contact Ben Burton (bab@debian.org).
#
# Tests bindings for the different Triangulation3 constructors.
#
# This file is a single component of Regina's python test suite.  To run
# the python test suite, move to the main python directory in the source
# tree and run "make check".
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def tri3From(*args):
	try:
		t = Triangulation3(*args)
		print(t.size(), t.isoSig())
	except InvalidArgument:
		print('Could not construct')
	except TypeError:
		print('Invalid constructor arguments')
	except Exception as e:
		print('ERROR: Unexpected exception:', type(e))

# Empty
tri3From()

# Another triangulation
tri3From(Example3.figureEight())

# Another triangulation, without cloning properties
tri3From(Example3.figureEight(), False)

# Regina's SnapPeaTriangulation class
tri3From(ExampleSnapPea.whiteheadLink())

# Regina's SnapPeaTriangulation class, without cloning properties
tri3From(ExampleSnapPea.whiteheadLink(), False)

# Iso sig
tri3From('cPcbbbiht')

# Dehydration string
tri3From('cabbbbaei')

# SnapPea data file contents
tri3From(Example3.figureEight().snapPea())

# Junk (constructor should throw an exception)
tri3From('banana')

# Simulate what happens if we try to pass a SnapPy manifold or triangulation:
class SnapPyObject:
	def _to_string(self):
		return Example3.figureEight().snapPea()

class NotSnapPyObject:
	def _other_string(self):
		return Example3.figureEight().snapPea()

class JunkSnapPyObject:
	def _other_string(self):
		return 'banana'

class MisbehavedSnapPyObject:
	def _to_string(self):
		return 42

class UncallableSnapPyObject:
	_to_string = 'cPcbbbiht'

tri3From(SnapPyObject())
tri3From(NotSnapPyObject())
tri3From(JunkSnapPyObject())
tri3From(MisbehavedSnapPyObject())
tri3From(UncallableSnapPyObject())