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#ifdef _MSC_VER
// disable warning C4786: symbol greater than 255 character,
// nessesary to ignore as <map> causes lots of warning
#pragma warning(disable: 4786)
#endif

#include "CXX/Extensions.hxx"
#include "range.hxx"

// This test also illustrates using the Py namespace explicitly

extern void debug_check_ref_queue();


std::string test_extension_object()
{
    debug_check_ref_queue();

    Py::Tuple a; // just something that isn't an range...

    Py::ExtensionObject<range> r1( new range(1, 20, 3) );
    if(range::check(a))
        std::cout << "range::check failed (1).";
    if(!range::check(r1))
        return "r::check failed (2).";

    debug_check_ref_queue();

    RangeSequence r2(1, 10, 2);
    if(r2[1] != Py::Int(3))
        return "RangeSequence check failed. ";

    debug_check_ref_queue();

    // calling an extension object method using getattr
    Py::Callable w(r2.getAttr("amethod"));
    Py::Tuple args(1);
    Py::Int j(3);
    args[0]=j;
    Py::List answer(w.apply(args));
    if(answer[0] != r2)
        return ("Extension object test failed (1)");

    if(answer[1] != args[0])
        return ("Extension object test failed (2)");

    // calling an extension object method using callMemberFunction
    Py::List answer2( r2.callMemberFunction( "amethod", args ) );
    if(answer2[0] != r2)
        return ("Extension object test failed (3)");

    if(answer2[1] != args[0])
        return ("Extension object test failed (4)");

    debug_check_ref_queue();

    Py::Tuple nv(3);
    nv[0] = Py::Int(1);
    nv[1] = Py::Int(20);
    nv[2] = Py::Int(3);
    Py::Tuple unused;
    Py::List r2value;
    r2.assign(unused, nv);
    r2value = r2.value(unused);
    if(r2value[1] != Py::Int(4))
        return("Extension object test failed (5)");

    debug_check_ref_queue();

    // repeat using getattr
    w = r2.getAttr("assign");
    Py::Tuple the_arguments(2);
    the_arguments[0] = unused;
    the_arguments[1] = nv;
    w.apply(the_arguments);

    debug_check_ref_queue();

    w = r2.getAttr("value");
    Py::Tuple one_arg(1);
    one_arg[0] = unused;
    r2value = w.apply(one_arg);
    if(r2value[1] != Py::Int(4))
        return("Extension object test failed. (6)");

    debug_check_ref_queue();
    {
        Py::ExtensionObject<range> rheap( new range(1, 10, 2) );

        debug_check_ref_queue();

        // delete rheap
    }

    debug_check_ref_queue();

    return "ok.";
}
