use xbasic::xbasic::XBasicBuilder;

mod common;

#[test]
fn below_compute_limit() {
	let tio = common::TestIO::new("3240\n");
	let mut xbb = XBasicBuilder::new(tio);
	xbb.compute_limit(1000);
	let mut xb = xbb.build();
	assert!(xb
		.run(
			"
for a = 0 to 80
b = b + a
next a
print b
    ",
		)
		.is_ok());
	assert!(!xb.error_handler.had_runtime_error);
	xb.get_io().check();
}

#[test]
fn above_compute_limit() {
	let tio = common::TestIO::new("");
	let mut xbb = XBasicBuilder::new(tio);
	xbb.compute_limit(1000);
	let mut xb = xbb.build();
	assert!(xb
		.run(
			"
for a = 0 to 98
b = b + a
next a
print b
    ",
		)
		.is_err());
	assert!(xb.error_handler.had_runtime_error);
	assert_eq!(
		"[line 5] Error : Compute limit exceeded.",
		xb.error_handler.errors[0]
	);
	xb.get_io().check();
}

#[test]
fn compute_error_line_one() {
	let tio = common::TestIO::new("");
	let mut xbb = XBasicBuilder::new(tio);
	xbb.compute_limit(1000);
	let mut xb = xbb.build();
	assert!(xb
		.run(
			"
while true
wend
    ",
		)
		.is_err());
	assert!(xb.error_handler.had_runtime_error);
	assert_eq!(
		"[line 2] Error : Compute limit exceeded.",
		xb.error_handler.errors[0]
	);
	xb.get_io().check();
}