// point_test.cpp (Point<> test functions)
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// Author: Ron Steinke
// Created: 2001-12-12

#ifdef NDEBUG
#undef NDEBUG
#endif
#ifndef DEBUG
#define DEBUG
#endif

#include "wfmath/const.h"
#include "wfmath/vector.h"
#include "wfmath/point.h"
#include "wfmath/axisbox.h"
#include "wfmath/ball.h"
#include "wfmath/stream.h"

#include "general_test.h"
#include "shape_test.h"

#include <vector>
#include <list>

using namespace WFMath;

template<int dim>
void test_point(const Point<dim>& p)
{
  std::cout << "Testing point: " << p << std::endl;

  test_general(p);
  test_shape(p);

  std::vector<Point<dim> > pvec;
  std::list<CoordType> clist;

  assert(!Barycenter(pvec).isValid());

  assert(!Barycenter(pvec, clist).isValid());

  pvec.push_back(p);
  assert(p == Barycenter(pvec));
  clist.push_back(5);
  assert(p == Barycenter(pvec, clist));

  // Barycenter fails if sum of weights is 0
  pvec.push_back(p);
  assert(Barycenter(pvec).isValid());
  clist.push_back(-5);
  assert(!Barycenter(pvec, clist).isValid());

  assert(p == p + (p - p));

  //Check that an invalid point isn't equal to a valid point, even if the values are equal
  Point<dim> invalid_point_1;
  Point<dim> invalid_point_2;
  for (size_t i = 0; i < dim; ++i) {
      invalid_point_1[i] = 0.0;
      invalid_point_2[i] = 0.0;
  }
  assert(invalid_point_1 != Point<dim>::ZERO());

  //Two invalid points are never equal
  assert(invalid_point_1 != invalid_point_2);

  // FIXME more tests
}

int main()
{
	Point<2> p{};
	assert(!p.isValid());

  test_point(Point<2>(1, -1));
  test_point(Point<3>(1, -1, numeric_constants<CoordType>::sqrt2()));

  Point<2> zero2 = Point<2>::ZERO();
  assert(zero2.x() == 0 && zero2.y() == 0);
  Point<3> zero3 = Point<3>::ZERO();
  assert(zero3.x() == 0 && zero3.y() == 0 && zero3.z() == 0);

    assert(Point<3>(1,2,3).isEqualTo(Point<3>(1,2,3)));
    assert(!Point<3>(1,2,3).isEqualTo(Point<3>(3,2,1)));
    assert(!Point<3>(1,2,3).isEqualTo(Point<3>()));
    assert(!Point<3>().isEqualTo(Point<3>(3,2,1)));
    assert(!Point<3>().isEqualTo(Point<3>())); //invalid points are never equal

  return 0;
}