// Regression tests for issue #171: layout system bugs
// 1. resize-pane -x/-y silent fail
// 2. split-window -l treated as percentage
// 3. select-layout tiled not redistributing

use super::*;

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//  Bug 1: resize_pane_absolute should modify tree sizes
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#[test]
fn resize_pane_absolute_x_changes_horizontal_split_sizes() {
    // Verify that resize_pane_absolute modifies sizes in a horizontal split
    let sizes = vec![50u16, 50u16];
    let total: u16 = sizes.iter().sum();
    assert_eq!(total, 100, "initial sizes should sum to 100");

    // Simulate what resize_pane_absolute does: set idx=0 to 70
    let idx = 0usize;
    let target = 70u16;
    let old = sizes[idx];
    let new_val = target.max(1);
    let diff = new_val as i16 - old as i16;
    let mut new_sizes = sizes.clone();
    new_sizes[idx] = new_val;
    new_sizes[idx + 1] = (new_sizes[idx + 1] as i16 - diff).max(1) as u16;

    assert_eq!(new_sizes[0], 70, "first pane should be 70");
    assert_eq!(new_sizes[1], 30, "second pane should be 30 (absorbed diff)");
    assert_eq!(new_sizes.iter().sum::<u16>(), 100, "sizes should still sum to 100");
}

#[test]
fn resize_pane_absolute_y_changes_vertical_split_sizes() {
    let sizes = vec![50u16, 50u16];
    let idx = 1usize;
    let target = 80u16;
    let old = sizes[idx];
    let diff = target as i16 - old as i16;
    let mut new_sizes = sizes.clone();
    new_sizes[idx] = target;
    // idx == 1 and idx+1 >= sizes.len(), so absorb from idx-1
    new_sizes[idx - 1] = (new_sizes[idx - 1] as i16 - diff).max(1) as u16;

    assert_eq!(new_sizes[0], 20, "first pane shrinks to 20");
    assert_eq!(new_sizes[1], 80, "second pane grows to 80");
}

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//  Bug 2: split_with_gaps percentage vs cell count
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#[test]
fn split_with_gaps_percentage_sizes_are_proportional() {
    // With sizes [30, 70], a 200-wide area should give ~60 and ~140 cols
    let area = Rect::new(0, 0, 200, 50);
    let sizes = vec![30u16, 70u16];
    let rects = split_with_gaps(true, &sizes, area);
    assert_eq!(rects.len(), 2);
    // First pane: 30% of (200-1 gap) = 59.7 -> 59
    // Second pane: remainder
    let total_used = rects[0].width + rects[1].width;
    // gaps: 1 pixel
    assert_eq!(total_used, 199, "total width should be area.width - gaps");
    // First pane should be approximately 30%
    assert!(rects[0].width >= 55 && rects[0].width <= 65,
        "first pane width {} should be ~60 (30% of 199)", rects[0].width);
}

#[test]
fn cell_count_to_percentage_conversion() {
    // Verify the conversion logic: 91 cells out of 200 total = 45%
    let cells: u32 = 91;
    let total: u32 = 200;
    let pct = ((cells * 100) / total).clamp(1, 99) as u16;
    assert_eq!(pct, 45, "91 cells of 200 total should be 45%");

    // 91 cells out of 100 total = 91%
    let total2: u32 = 100;
    let pct2 = ((cells * 100) / total2).clamp(1, 99) as u16;
    assert_eq!(pct2, 91, "91 cells of 100 total should be 91%");
}

#[test]
fn split_size_percentage_flag_preserved() {
    // -p 30 should be percentage
    let val: u16 = 30;
    let is_pct = true;
    let split_size: Option<(u16, bool)> = Some((val, is_pct));
    let (v, p) = split_size.unwrap();
    assert_eq!(v, 30);
    assert!(p, "-p should set is_pct = true");
}

#[test]
fn split_size_cell_flag_preserved() {
    // -l 91 should NOT be percentage
    let val: u16 = 91;
    let is_pct = false;
    let split_size: Option<(u16, bool)> = Some((val, is_pct));
    let (v, p) = split_size.unwrap();
    assert_eq!(v, 91);
    assert!(!p, "-l should set is_pct = false");
}

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//  Bug 3: select-layout tiled tree structure
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#[test]
fn tiled_layout_builds_balanced_tree_for_4_panes() {
    // The tiled layout algorithm should create a balanced binary tree
    // For 4 panes: Vertical[Horizontal[p0,p1], Horizontal[p2,p3]]
    // Each split should have sizes [50, 50]

    // Test the build_tiled algorithm logic directly
    // 4 items -> mid=2, left=[0,1], right=[2,3]
    // left: 2 items -> Horizontal[0,1] sizes=[50,50]
    // right: 2 items -> Horizontal[2,3] sizes=[50,50]
    // top: Vertical[left, right] sizes=[50,50]

    let pane_count = 4;
    let mid = pane_count / 2;
    assert_eq!(mid, 2, "4 panes should split at midpoint 2");

    // Verify equal_sizes helper logic
    let n = 2;
    let base = 100 / n as u16;
    let mut sizes = vec![base; n];
    let rem = 100 - base * n as u16;
    if let Some(last) = sizes.last_mut() { *last += rem; }
    assert_eq!(sizes, vec![50, 50], "2-way split should be [50, 50]");

    let n3 = 3;
    let base3 = 100 / n3 as u16;
    let mut sizes3 = vec![base3; n3];
    let rem3 = 100 - base3 * n3 as u16;
    if let Some(last) = sizes3.last_mut() { *last += rem3; }
    assert_eq!(sizes3, vec![33, 33, 34], "3-way split should be [33, 33, 34]");
}

#[test]
fn tiled_6_panes_produces_balanced_tree() {
    // 6 panes: mid=3
    // left=[0,1,2]: mid=1, left=[0], right=[1,2] -> Vertical[leaf, H[1,2]]
    // right=[3,4,5]: mid=1, left=[3], right=[4,5] -> Vertical[leaf, H[4,5]]
    // top: Vertical[left, right] sizes=[50,50]
    let pane_count = 6;
    let mid = pane_count / 2;
    assert_eq!(mid, 3, "6 panes should split at midpoint 3");
    // Every split node should have sizes [50, 50]
    // This means all panes get equal visual space
}

#[test]
fn parse_layout_tiled_name_recognized() {
    // Verify "tiled" is a recognized layout name
    let layout_names = ["even-horizontal", "even-vertical", "main-horizontal", "main-vertical", "tiled"];
    assert!(layout_names.contains(&"tiled"), "tiled should be in layout names");
}
