; Test methods of Edit module of the PDB
; When the image has multi-layers
; Multi-layer editing is new to GIMP v3

; tested elsewhere
; paste when:
;  - clip is not empty
;  - clip has one layers
;  - no selection


(script-fu-use-v3)

; setup
; Load test image that already has drawable
(define testImage (testing:load-test-image-basic-v3))

(assert `(= (gimp-image-get-width ,testImage)
            128))

; Add a layer already inserted in image
(define testLayer2 (testing:layer-new-inserted testImage))


; get all the root layers
; testImage has two layers at root.
(define testLayers (gimp-image-get-layers testImage))
;testLayers is-a vector

; capture a ref to the first layer
(define testLayer (vector-ref testLayers 0))

(test! "insert layer was effective")

; the image has two layers
(assert `(= (vector-length (gimp-image-get-layers ,testImage))
            2))

; our local list of layers is length 2
(assert `(= (vector-length ,testLayers)
            2))




; tests

(test! "copy when no selection")

; copy returns true when no selection and copies entire drawables

; FIXME this should fail? the passed length does not match the length of list
; copy first of two
; returns #t in v3 binding
(assert `(gimp-edit-copy
              (make-vector 1 (vector-ref ,testLayers 0))))
; copy both of two
(assert `(gimp-edit-copy ,testLayers))


(test! "paste with clip of two layers")
; paste when:
;  - clip is not empty
;  - clip has two layers
;  - no selection
; returns the pasted layers, a vector of length two
(assert `(= (vector-length (gimp-edit-paste
                   ,testLayer
                  TRUE)) ; paste-into
            2))

; paste is NOT floating
; the passed layer is moot: new layers are created.

; the image now has four layers
(assert `(= (vector-length (gimp-image-get-layers ,testImage))
            4))

; The new layers were pasted centered at (0,0)
; The new layers are partially off the canvas.

; The image i.e. canvas is NOT larger now
; Original test image was 128
(assert `(= (gimp-image-get-width ,testImage)
            128))
; !!! Note that some layers, when selected,
; might not be visible, since the scrollbars are on the current canvas
; not the size of the bounding box of all the layers.

; But resizing gives a larger size
;;(assert `(gimp-image-resize-to-layers ,testImage))
;;(assert `(= (car (gimp-image-get-width ,testImage))
;;            373))



(test! "paste off canvas layers")

; test pasting into a layer whose origin is off the canvas
; don't resize and then paste into the new layer that is off canvas.
; the clip still has two layers

; Get reference to one of the new layers
; it is top of stack, the first element in the vector of layers
(define testOffCanvasLayer (vector-ref (gimp-image-get-layers testImage)
                                       0))

; returns (2 <vector>)
(assert `(= (vector-length (gimp-edit-paste
                   ,testOffCanvasLayer
                  TRUE)) ; paste-into
            2))
; The image now has six layers, extending to the upper left.
(assert `(gimp-image-resize-to-layers ,testImage))
; ??? TODO I don't understand this test nor the results
(assert `(= (gimp-image-get-width ,testImage)
            234))


; copy-visible when image has many layers
; only puts one layer on clip
; returns #t
(assert `(gimp-edit-copy-visible ,testImage))

; TODO get the clipboard and check its size


; TODO this tested elsewhere
; paste when:
;  - clip is not empty
;  - clip has one layers
;  - no selection
; returns (1 <vector>) a vector of length one
(assert `(= (vector-length (gimp-edit-paste
                   ,testLayer
                  TRUE)) ; paste-into
            1))


; TODO test when the selection is not empty


; TODO test paste-into FALSE

; TODO test pasting into empty image.


; for debugging individual test file:
;(gimp-display-new testImage)

(script-fu-use-v2)