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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 the tightEncode() functions.
#
# 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 doLong(val):
	enc = tightEncoding(val)
	print(enc)
	for i in [ tightEncoding(Integer(val)), tightEncoding(LargeInteger(val)),
			Integer(val).tightEncoding(), LargeInteger(val).tightEncoding() ]:
		if i != enc:
			print("ERROR: Inconsistent encodings")
	if tightDecoding(enc) != val:
		print("ERROR: Inconsistent decoding")

def doLarge(val):
	enc = tightEncoding(Integer(val))
	print(enc)
	for i in [ tightEncoding(Integer(val)), tightEncoding(LargeInteger(val)),
			Integer(val).tightEncoding(), LargeInteger(val).tightEncoding() ]:
		if i != enc:
			print("ERROR: Inconsistent encodings")
	if str(tightDecoding(enc)) != val:
		print("ERROR: Inconsistent decoding")

def doUnsigned(val):
	# We can test encodings for unsigned types via AbelianGroup,
	# which stores the rank as an unsigned integer.
	a = AbelianGroup(val)
	print(a.tightEncoding())

doLong(0)
doLong(-44)
doLong(45)

doLong(-89)
doLong(-45)
doLong(46)
doLong(90)

doLong(-4139)
doLong(-90)
doLong(91)
doLong(4140)

doLong(-368639)
doLong(-4140)
doLong(4141)
doLong(368640)

doLong(-368684)
doLong(-368640)
doLong(368641)
doLong(368684)

doLong(-368729)
doLong(-368685)
doLong(368685)
doLong(368729)

doLarge('1000000000000000000000000000000000000000')
doLarge('-1000000000000000000000000000000000000000')

print(tightEncoding(LargeInteger.infinity))
print(LargeInteger.infinity.tightEncoding())

doUnsigned(0)
doUnsigned(1)
doUnsigned(45)
doUnsigned(46)
doUnsigned(90)
doUnsigned(91)
doUnsigned(4140)
doUnsigned(4141)
doUnsigned(368640)
doUnsigned(368641)
doUnsigned(368684)
doUnsigned(368685)
doUnsigned(368729)