from tester import *

from PIL import Image

def test_extent():
    im = lena('RGB')
    (w,h) = im.size
    transformed = im.transform(im.size, Image.EXTENT,
                               (0,0,
                                w//2,h//2), # ul -> lr
                               Image.BILINEAR)


    scaled = im.resize((w*2, h*2), Image.BILINEAR).crop((0,0,w,h))

    assert_image_similar(transformed, scaled, 10) # undone -- precision?

def test_quad():
    # one simple quad transform, equivalent to scale & crop upper left quad
    im = lena('RGB')
    (w,h) = im.size
    transformed = im.transform(im.size, Image.QUAD,
                               (0,0,0,h//2,
                                w//2,h//2,w//2,0), # ul -> ccw around quad
                               Image.BILINEAR)

    scaled = im.resize((w*2, h*2), Image.BILINEAR).crop((0,0,w,h))

    assert_image_equal(transformed, scaled)

def test_mesh():
    # this should be a checkerboard of halfsized lenas in ul, lr
    im = lena('RGBA')
    (w,h) = im.size
    transformed = im.transform(im.size, Image.MESH,
                               [((0,0,w//2,h//2), # box
                                (0,0,0,h,
                                 w,h,w,0)), # ul -> ccw around quad
                                ((w//2,h//2,w,h), # box
                                (0,0,0,h,
                                 w,h,w,0))], # ul -> ccw around quad
                               Image.BILINEAR)

    #transformed.save('transformed.png')

    scaled = im.resize((w//2, h//2), Image.BILINEAR)

    checker = Image.new('RGBA', im.size)
    checker.paste(scaled, (0,0))
    checker.paste(scaled, (w//2,h//2))

    assert_image_equal(transformed, checker)

    # now, check to see that the extra area is (0,0,0,0)
    blank = Image.new('RGBA', (w//2,h//2), (0,0,0,0))

    assert_image_equal(blank, transformed.crop((w//2,0,w,h//2)))
    assert_image_equal(blank, transformed.crop((0,h//2,w//2,h)))

def _test_alpha_premult(op):
     # create image with half white, half black, with the black half transparent.
    # do op,
    # there should be no darkness in the white section.
    im = Image.new('RGBA', (10,10), (0,0,0,0));
    im2 = Image.new('RGBA', (5,10), (255,255,255,255));
    im.paste(im2, (0,0))

    im = op(im, (40,10))
    im_background = Image.new('RGB', (40,10), (255,255,255))
    im_background.paste(im, (0,0), im)

    hist = im_background.histogram()
    assert_equal(40*10, hist[-1])


def test_alpha_premult_resize():

    def op (im, sz):
        return im.resize(sz, Image.LINEAR)

    _test_alpha_premult(op)

def test_alpha_premult_transform():

    def op(im, sz):
        (w,h) = im.size
        return im.transform(sz, Image.EXTENT,
                            (0,0,
                             w,h),
                            Image.BILINEAR)

    _test_alpha_premult(op)


def test_blank_fill():
    # attempting to hit
    # https://github.com/python-pillow/Pillow/issues/254 reported
    #
    # issue is that transforms with transparent overflow area
    # contained junk from previous images, especially on systems with
    # constrained memory. So, attempt to fill up memory with a
    # pattern, free it, and then run the mesh test again. Using a 1Mp
    # image with 4 bands, for 4 megs of data allocated, x 64. OMM (64
    # bit 12.04 VM with 512 megs available, this fails with Pillow <
    # a0eaf06cc5f62a6fb6de556989ac1014ff3348ea
    #
    # Running by default, but I'd totally understand not doing it in
    # the future

    foo = [Image.new('RGBA',(1024,1024), (a,a,a,a))
             for a in range(1,65)]

    # Yeah. Watch some JIT optimize this out.
    foo = None

    test_mesh()