require 'test/minirunit'
test_check "Test java.util.Map:"

require 'java'
h = java.util.HashMap.new
test_ok(h.kind_of? java.util.Map)
h.put(1, 2); h.put(3, 4); h.put(5, 6)
test_equal("{1=>2, 3=>4, 5=>6}", h.inspect)
test_equal(4, h[3])
test_equal(nil, h[10])

h[7]=8
test_ok({3=>4, 1=>2, 7=>8, 5=>6} == h)
test_equal(0, h.clear.size)
test_equal(Java::JavaUtil::HashMap, h.class)

h.put("a", 100); h.put("b", 200); h.put("c", 300)
test_equal(100, h.delete("a"))
test_equal(nil, h.delete("z"))
test_equal("z not found", h.delete("z") {|el| "#{el} not found"})
test_equal({"c"=>300}, h.delete_if {|key, value| key <= "b"})

h = java.util.LinkedHashMap.new
h.put("a", 100); h.put("b", 200); h.put("c", 300)
a1=[]; a2=[]
h.each {|key, value| a1 << key; a2 << value }
test_equal(["a", "b", "c"], a1)
test_equal([100, 200, 300], a2)
a1=[]; a2=[]
h.each_key {|key| a1 << key}
h.each_value {|value| a2 << value}
test_equal(["a", "b", "c"], a1)
test_equal([100, 200, 300], a2)

test_ok(h.clear.empty?)

h.replace({1=>100})
test_equal({1=>100}, h)
h[2]=200; h[3]=300
test_equal(300, h.fetch(3))
test_exception(IndexError) { h.fetch(10) }
test_equal("hello", h.fetch(10, "hello"))
test_equal("hello 10", h.fetch(10) { |e| "hello #{e}" })
test_ok(h.has_key?(1))
test_ok(!h.has_key?(0))
test_ok(h.has_value?(300))
test_ok(!h.has_value?(-1))
test_ok(h.include?(2))
test_equal({100=>1, 200=>2, 300=>3}, h.invert)
test_ok(!h.key?(0))
test_equal([1, 2, 3], h.keys)
test_ok(!h.value?(0.1))
# java.util.Map has values method. Java's values() is used.
test_equal("[100, 200, 300]", h.values.to_s)
test_equal(3, h.length)
h.delete(1)
test_equal(2, h.length)
test_ok(h.member?(3))
test_equal(Java::JavaUtil::LinkedHashMap, h.class)

h1 = java.util.LinkedHashMap.new
h1.put("a", 100); h1.put("b", 200)
h2 = java.util.LinkedHashMap.new
h2.put("b", 254); h2.put("c", 300)
test_equal({"a"=>100, "b"=>254, "c"=>300}, h1.merge(h2))
test_equal({"a"=>100, "b"=>454, "c"=>300}, h1.merge(h2) {|k,o,n| o+n})
test_equal("{\"a\"=>100, \"b\"=>200}", h1.inspect)
h1.merge!(h2) {|k,o,n| o}
test_equal("{\"a\"=>100, \"b\"=>200, \"c\"=>300}", h1.inspect)
test_equal(Java::JavaUtil::LinkedHashMap, h1.class)

h.clear
h.put(1, 100); h.put(2, 200); h.put(3, 300)
test_equal({1=>100, 2=>200}, h.reject {|k,v| k > 2})
test_equal("{1=>100, 2=>200, 3=>300}", h.inspect)
test_equal({1=>100, 2=>200}, h.reject! {|k,v| k > 2})
test_equal("{1=>100, 2=>200}", h.inspect)

test_equal({"c"=>300, "d"=>400, "e"=>500}, h.replace({"c"=>300, "d"=>400, "e"=>500}))
test_equal(Java::JavaUtil::LinkedHashMap, h.class)
# 1.9
#test_equal({"d"=>400, "e"=>500}, h.select {|k,v| k > "c"})
#test_equal({"c"=>300}, h.select {|k,v| v < 400})

h.replace({"a"=>20, "d"=>10, "c"=>30, "b"=>0})
test_equal([["a", 20], ["b", 0], ["c", 30], ["d", 10]], h.sort)
test_equal([["b", 0], ["d", 10], ["a", 20], ["c", 30]], h.sort {|a,b| a[1]<=>b[1]})

test_equal(20, h.store("e", 20))
test_equal([["a", 20], ["d", 10], ["c", 30], ["b", 0], ["e", 20]], h.to_a)
rh = h.to_hash
test_equal(Java::JavaUtil::LinkedHashMap, h.class)
test_equal(Hash, rh.class)
# 1.9
#test_equal("{\"a\"=>20, \"d\"=>10, \"c\"=>30, \"b\"=>0, \"e\"=>20}", h.to_s)
test_equal("a20d10c30b0e20", h.to_s)

test_ok(h.all? {|k,v| k.length == 1})
test_ok(!h.all? {|k,v| v > 100})
test_equal([["a", 20], ["d", 10], ["c", 30], ["b", 0], ["e", 20]], h.map)
test_equal([true, false, false, false, false], h.collect {|k,v| k == "a"})
test_equal([["a", 20], ["d", 10]], h.take(2))

h.replace({"a"=>100, "b"=>200})
h2 = {"b"=>254, "c"=>300}
test_equal({"a"=>100, "b"=>200, "c"=>300}, h.update(h2) {|k,o,n| o})
test_equal("{\"a\"=>100, \"b\"=>200, \"c\"=>300}", h.inspect)
test_equal(Java::JavaUtil::LinkedHashMap, h.class)
test_equal([100, 200], h.values_at("a", "b"))
test_equal([100, 200, nil], h.values_at("a", "b", "z"))
h.default = "cat"
test_equal([100, 200, "cat"], h.values_at("a", "b", "z"))

h = java.util.HashMap.new
k1 = [1]
h[k1] = 1
k1[0] = 100
# this fails though should be passed. JavaProxy's op_aref is used?
#test_equal(nil, h[k1])
h.rehash
test_equal(1, h[k1])
test_equal(Java::JavaUtil::HashMap, h.class)

h.put(1, 2); h.put(3, 4);
test_equal(1, h.index(2))
test_equal(nil, h.index(10))
test_equal(nil, h.default_proc)
h.default = :hello
test_equal(nil, h.default_proc)
test_equal(1, h.index(2))
test_equal(nil, h.index(10))

# java.util.HashMap can't have a block as an arg for its constructor
#h = Hash.new {|h,k| h[k] = k.to_i*10 }

#test_ok(!nil, h.default_proc)
#test_equal(100, h[10])
#test_equal(20, h.default(2))

#behavior change in 1.8.5 led to this:
h = java.util.HashMap.new
test_equal(nil, h.default)

h.default = 5
test_equal(5, h.default)
test_equal(nil, h.default_proc)

test_equal(5, h[12])

###
# Maybe this test doens't work for a Java object.
#class << h
# def default(k); 2; end
#end

#test_equal(nil, h.default_proc)
#test_equal(2, h[30])
###

# test that extensions of the base classes are typed correctly
class HashExt < java.util.HashMap
end
test_equal(HashExt, HashExt.new.class)
# [] method of JavaProxy is used, and the test fails.
#test_equal(HashExt, HashExt[:foo => :bar].class)

###
# no need to test these against java.util.HashMap
# make sure hash yields look as expected (copied from MRI iterator test)

#class H
#  def each
#    yield [:key, :value]
#  end
#end

#[{:key=>:value}, H.new].each {|h|
#  h.each{|a| test_equal([:key, :value], a)}
#  h.each{|*a| test_equal([[:key, :value]], a)}
#  h.each{|k,v| test_equal([:key, :value], [k,v])}
#}

# each_pair should splat args correctly
#{:a=>:b}.each_pair do |*x|
#        test_equal(:a,x[0])
#        test_equal(:b,x[1])
#end
###

# Test hash coercion
class MyHash
  def initialize(hash)
    @hash = hash
  end
  def to_hash
    @hash
  end
end

class SubHash < Hash
end

x = java.util.HashMap.new
x.put(:a, 1); x.put(:b, 2)
x.update(MyHash.new({:a => 10, :b => 20}))
test_equal(10, x[:a])
test_equal(20, x[:b])
test_exception(TypeError) { x.update(MyHash.new(4)) }

x.put(:a, 1); x.put(:b, 2)
sub2 = SubHash.new()
sub2[:a] = 10
sub2[:b] = 20
x.update(MyHash.new(sub2))
test_equal(10, x[:a])
test_equal(20, x[:b])

x.put(:a, 1); x.put(:b, 2)
x.replace(MyHash.new({:a => 10, :b => 20}))
test_equal(10, x[:a])
test_equal(20, x[:b])
test_exception(TypeError) { x.replace(MyHash.new(4)) }

x.put(:a, 1); x.put(:b, 2)
x.replace(MyHash.new(sub2))
test_equal(10, x[:a])
test_equal(20, x[:b])

class H1 < java.util.HashMap
end

test_no_exception{ H1.new.clone }

# JRUBY-2587
class Foo
  def to_ary
    [[1,2],[3,4]]
  end
end

# what should be tested in case of java.util.HashMap...?
#test_equal({1=>2, 3=>4}, Hash[Foo.new])

###
# no need to test
# JRUBY-3682
#test_equal({}.hash, {}.hash)
###
