# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-

from __future__ import print_function
import unittest
import os
import tempfile
import copy

from tables import *
from tables.index import Index, default_auto_index, default_index_filters
from tables.idxutils import calc_chunksize
from tables.tests.common import verbose, allequal, heavy, cleanup, \
    PyTablesTestCase, TempFileMixin
from tables.exceptions import OldIndexWarning

# To delete the internal attributes automagically
unittest.TestCase.tearDown = cleanup

import numpy


# Sensible parameters for indexing with small blocksizes
minRowIndex = 10
small_blocksizes = (96, 24, 6, 3)


class TDescr(IsDescription):
    var1 = StringCol(itemsize=4, dflt=b"", pos=1)
    var2 = BoolCol(dflt=0, pos=2)
    var3 = IntCol(dflt=0, pos=3)
    var4 = FloatCol(dflt=0, pos=4)


class BasicTestCase(PyTablesTestCase):
    compress = 0
    complib = "zlib"
    shuffle = 0
    fletcher32 = 0
    nrows = minRowIndex
    ss = small_blocksizes[2]

    def setUp(self):
        # Create an instance of an HDF5 Table
        self.file = tempfile.mktemp(".h5")
        self.fileh = open_file(self.file, "w")
        self.rootgroup = self.fileh.root
        self.populateFile()
        # Close the file
        self.fileh.close()

    def populateFile(self):
        group = self.rootgroup
        # Create a table
        title = "This is the IndexArray title"
        self.filters = Filters(complevel=self.compress,
                               complib=self.complib,
                               shuffle=self.shuffle,
                               fletcher32=self.fletcher32)
        table = self.fileh.create_table(group, 'table', TDescr, title,
                                        self.filters, self.nrows)
        for i in range(self.nrows):
            table.row['var1'] = str(i).encode('ascii')
            # table.row['var2'] = i > 2
            table.row['var2'] = i % 2
            table.row['var3'] = i
            table.row['var4'] = float(self.nrows - i - 1)
            table.row.append()
        table.flush()
        # Index all entries:
        for col in table.colinstances.values():
            indexrows = col.create_index(_blocksizes=small_blocksizes)
        if verbose:
            print("Number of written rows:", self.nrows)
            print("Number of indexed rows:", indexrows)

        return

    def tearDown(self):
        self.fileh.close()
        # print "File %s not removed!" % self.file
        os.remove(self.file)
        cleanup(self)

    #----------------------------------------

    def test00_flushLastRow(self):
        """Checking flushing an Index incrementing only the last row."""

        if verbose:
            print('\n', '-=' * 30)
            print("Running %s.test00_flushLastRow..." %
                  self.__class__.__name__)

        # Open the HDF5 file in append mode
        self.fileh = open_file(self.file, mode="a")
        table = self.fileh.root.table
        # Add just 3 rows more
        for i in range(3):
            table.row['var1'] = str(i).encode('ascii')
            table.row.append()
        table.flush()  # redo the indexes
        idxcol = table.cols.var1.index
        if verbose:
            print("Max rows in buf:", table.nrowsinbuf)
            print("Number of elements per slice:", idxcol.slicesize)
            print("Chunk size:", idxcol.sorted.chunksize)
            print("Elements in last row:", idxcol.indicesLR[-1])

        # Do a selection
        results = [p["var1"] for p in table.where('var1 == b"1"')]
        self.assertEqual(len(results), 2)
        self.assertEqual(results, [b'1']*2)

    def test00_update(self):
        """Checking automatic re-indexing after an update operation."""

        if verbose:
            print('\n', '-=' * 30)
            print("Running %s.test00_update..." % self.__class__.__name__)

        # Open the HDF5 file in append mode
        self.fileh = open_file(self.file, mode="a")
        table = self.fileh.root.table
        # Modify a couple of columns
        for i, row in enumerate(table.where("(var3>1) & (var3<5)")):
            row['var1'] = str(i)
            row['var3'] = i
            row.update()
        table.flush()  # redo the indexes
        idxcol1 = table.cols.var1.index
        idxcol3 = table.cols.var3.index
        if verbose:
            print("Dirtyness of var1 col:", idxcol1.dirty)
            print("Dirtyness of var3 col:", idxcol3.dirty)
        self.assertEqual(idxcol1.dirty, False)
        self.assertEqual(idxcol3.dirty, False)

        # Do a couple of selections
        results = [p["var1"] for p in table.where('var1 == b"1"')]
        self.assertEqual(len(results), 2)
        self.assertEqual(results, [b'1']*2)
        results = [p["var3"] for p in table.where('var3 == 0')]
        self.assertEqual(len(results), 2)
        self.assertEqual(results, [0]*2)

    def test01_readIndex(self):
        """Checking reading an Index (string flavor)"""

        if verbose:
            print('\n', '-=' * 30)
            print("Running %s.test01_readIndex..." % self.__class__.__name__)

        # Open the HDF5 file in read-only mode
        self.fileh = open_file(self.file, mode="r")
        table = self.fileh.root.table
        idxcol = table.cols.var1.index
        if verbose:
            print("Max rows in buf:", table.nrowsinbuf)
            print("Number of elements per slice:", idxcol.slicesize)
            print("Chunk size:", idxcol.sorted.chunksize)

        # Do a selection
        results = [p["var1"] for p in table.where('var1 == b"1"')]
        self.assertEqual(len(results), 1)
        self.assertEqual(results, [b'1'])

    def test02_readIndex(self):
        """Checking reading an Index (bool flavor)"""

        if verbose:
            print('\n', '-=' * 30)
            print("Running %s.test02_readIndex..." % self.__class__.__name__)

        # Open the HDF5 file in read-only mode
        self.fileh = open_file(self.file, mode="r")
        table = self.fileh.root.table
        idxcol = table.cols.var2.index
        if verbose:
            print("Rows in table:", table.nrows)
            print("Max rows in buf:", table.nrowsinbuf)
            print("Number of elements per slice:", idxcol.slicesize)
            print("Chunk size:", idxcol.sorted.chunksize)

        # Do a selection
        results = [p["var2"] for p in table.where('var2 == True')]
        if verbose:
            print("Selected values:", results)
        self.assertEqual(len(results), self.nrows // 2)
        self.assertEqual(results, [True]*(self.nrows // 2))

    def test03_readIndex(self):
        """Checking reading an Index (int flavor)"""

        if verbose:
            print('\n', '-=' * 30)
            print("Running %s.test03_readIndex..." % self.__class__.__name__)

        # Open the HDF5 file in read-only mode
        self.fileh = open_file(self.file, mode="r")
        table = self.fileh.root.table
        idxcol = table.cols.var3.index
        if verbose:
            print("Max rows in buf:", table.nrowsinbuf)
            print("Number of elements per slice:", idxcol.slicesize)
            print("Chunk size:", idxcol.sorted.chunksize)

        # Do a selection
        results = [p["var3"] for p in table.where('(1<var3)&(var3<10)')]
        if verbose:
            print("Selected values:", results)
        self.assertEqual(len(results), min(10, table.nrows) - 2)
        self.assertEqual(results, list(range(2, min(10, table.nrows))))

    def test04_readIndex(self):
        """Checking reading an Index (float flavor)"""

        if verbose:
            print('\n', '-=' * 30)
            print("Running %s.test04_readIndex..." % self.__class__.__name__)

        # Open the HDF5 file in read-only mode
        self.fileh = open_file(self.file, mode="r")
        table = self.fileh.root.table
        idxcol = table.cols.var4.index
        if verbose:
            print("Max rows in buf:", table.nrowsinbuf)
            print("Number of rows in table:", table.nrows)
            print("Number of elements per slice:", idxcol.slicesize)
            print("Chunk size:", idxcol.sorted.chunksize)

        # Do a selection
        results = [p["var4"] for p in table.where('var4 < 10')]
        # results = [p["var4"] for p in table.where('(1<var4)&(var4<10)')]
        if verbose:
            print("Selected values:", results)
        self.assertEqual(len(results), min(10, table.nrows))
        self.assertEqual(results, [float(i) for i in
                                   reversed(list(range(min(10, table.nrows))))])

    def test05_getWhereList(self):
        """Checking reading an Index with get_where_list (string flavor)"""

        if verbose:
            print('\n', '-=' * 30)
            print("Running %s.test05_getWhereList..." %
                  self.__class__.__name__)

        # Open the HDF5 file in read-write mode
        self.fileh = open_file(self.file, mode="a")
        table = self.fileh.root.table
        idxcol = table.cols.var4.index
        if verbose:
            print("Max rows in buf:", table.nrowsinbuf)
            print("Number of elements per slice:", idxcol.slicesize)
            print("Chunk size:", idxcol.sorted.chunksize)

        # Do a selection
        table.flavor = "python"
        rowList1 = table.get_where_list('var1 < b"10"')
        rowList2 = [p.nrow for p in table if p['var1'] < b"10"]
        if verbose:
            print("Selected values:", rowList1)
            print("Should look like:", rowList2)
        self.assertEqual(len(rowList1), len(rowList2))
        self.assertEqual(rowList1, rowList2)

    def test06_getWhereList(self):
        """Checking reading an Index with get_where_list (bool flavor)"""

        if verbose:
            print('\n', '-=' * 30)
            print("Running %s.test06_getWhereList..." %
                  self.__class__.__name__)

        # Open the HDF5 file in read-write mode
        self.fileh = open_file(self.file, mode="a")
        table = self.fileh.root.table
        idxcol = table.cols.var2.index
        if verbose:
            print("Max rows in buf:", table.nrowsinbuf)
            print("Rows in tables:", table.nrows)
            print("Number of elements per slice:", idxcol.slicesize)
            print("Chunk size:", idxcol.sorted.chunksize)

        # Do a selection
        table.flavor = "numpy"
        rowList1 = table.get_where_list('var2 == False', sort=True)
        rowList2 = [p.nrow for p in table if p['var2'] is False]
        # Convert to a NumPy object
        rowList2 = numpy.array(rowList2, numpy.int64)
        if verbose:
            print("Selected values:", rowList1)
            print("Should look like:", rowList2)
        self.assertEqual(len(rowList1), len(rowList2))
        self.assertTrue(allequal(rowList1, rowList2))

    def test07_getWhereList(self):
        """Checking reading an Index with get_where_list (int flavor)"""

        if verbose:
            print('\n', '-=' * 30)
            print("Running %s.test07_getWhereList..." %
                  self.__class__.__name__)

        # Open the HDF5 file in read-write mode
        self.fileh = open_file(self.file, mode="a")
        table = self.fileh.root.table
        idxcol = table.cols.var4.index
        if verbose:
            print("Max rows in buf:", table.nrowsinbuf)
            print("Number of elements per slice:", idxcol.slicesize)
            print("Chunk size:", idxcol.sorted.chunksize)

        # Do a selection
        table.flavor = "python"
        rowList1 = table.get_where_list('var3 < 15', sort=True)
        rowList2 = [p.nrow for p in table if p["var3"] < 15]
        if verbose:
            print("Selected values:", rowList1)
            print("Should look like:", rowList2)
        self.assertEqual(len(rowList1), len(rowList2))
        self.assertEqual(rowList1, rowList2)

    def test08_getWhereList(self):
        """Checking reading an Index with get_where_list (float flavor)"""

        if verbose:
            print('\n', '-=' * 30)
            print("Running %s.test08_getWhereList..." %
                  self.__class__.__name__)

        # Open the HDF5 file in read-write mode
        self.fileh = open_file(self.file, mode="a")
        table = self.fileh.root.table
        idxcol = table.cols.var4.index
        if verbose:
            print("Max rows in buf:", table.nrowsinbuf)
            print("Number of elements per slice:", idxcol.slicesize)
            print("Chunk size:", idxcol.sorted.chunksize)

        # Do a selection
        table.flavor = "python"
        rowList1 = table.get_where_list('var4 < 10', sort=True)
        rowList2 = [p.nrow for p in table if p['var4'] < 10]
        if verbose:
            print("Selected values:", rowList1)
            print("Should look like:", rowList2)
        self.assertEqual(len(rowList1), len(rowList2))
        self.assertEqual(rowList1, rowList2)

    def test09a_removeIndex(self):
        """Checking removing an index."""

        if verbose:
            print('\n', '-=' * 30)
            print("Running %s.test09a_removeIndex..." %
                  self.__class__.__name__)

        # Open the HDF5 file in read-write mode
        self.fileh = open_file(self.file, mode="a")
        table = self.fileh.root.table
        idxcol = table.cols.var1.index
        if verbose:
            print("Before deletion")
            print("var1 column:", table.cols.var1)
        self.assertEqual(table.colindexed["var1"], 1)
        self.assertTrue(idxcol is not None)

        # delete the index
        table.cols.var1.remove_index()
        if verbose:
            print("After deletion")
            print("var1 column:", table.cols.var1)
        self.assertTrue(table.cols.var1.index is None)
        self.assertEqual(table.colindexed["var1"], 0)

        # re-create the index again
        indexrows = table.cols.var1.create_index(_blocksizes=small_blocksizes)
        self.assertTrue(indexrows is not None)
        idxcol = table.cols.var1.index
        if verbose:
            print("After re-creation")
            print("var1 column:", table.cols.var1)
        self.assertTrue(idxcol is not None)
        self.assertEqual(table.colindexed["var1"], 1)

    def test09b_removeIndex(self):
        """Checking removing an index (persistent version)"""

        if verbose:
            print('\n', '-=' * 30)
            print("Running %s.test09b_removeIndex..." %
                  self.__class__.__name__)

        # Open the HDF5 file in read-write mode
        self.fileh = open_file(self.file, mode="a")
        table = self.fileh.root.table
        idxcol = table.cols.var1.index
        if verbose:
            print("Before deletion")
            print("var1 index column:", table.cols.var1)
        self.assertTrue(idxcol is not None)
        self.assertEqual(table.colindexed["var1"], 1)
        # delete the index
        table.cols.var1.remove_index()

        # close and reopen the file
        self.fileh.close()
        self.fileh = open_file(self.file, mode="a")
        table = self.fileh.root.table
        idxcol = table.cols.var1.index

        if verbose:
            print("After deletion")
            print("var1 column:", table.cols.var1)
        self.assertTrue(table.cols.var1.index is None)
        self.assertEqual(table.colindexed["var1"], 0)

        # re-create the index again
        indexrows = table.cols.var1.create_index(_blocksizes=small_blocksizes)
        self.assertTrue(indexrows is not None)
        idxcol = table.cols.var1.index
        if verbose:
            print("After re-creation")
            print("var1 column:", table.cols.var1)
        self.assertTrue(idxcol is not None)
        self.assertEqual(table.colindexed["var1"], 1)

    def test10a_moveIndex(self):
        """Checking moving a table with an index."""

        if verbose:
            print('\n', '-=' * 30)
            print("Running %s.test10a_moveIndex..." % self.__class__.__name__)

        # Open the HDF5 file in read-write mode
        self.fileh = open_file(self.file, mode="a")
        table = self.fileh.root.table
        idxcol = table.cols.var1.index
        if verbose:
            print("Before move")
            print("var1 column:", idxcol)
        self.assertEqual(table.colindexed["var1"], 1)
        self.assertTrue(idxcol is not None)

        # Create a new group called "agroup"
        agroup = self.fileh.create_group("/", "agroup")

        # move the table to "agroup"
        table.move(agroup, "table2")
        if verbose:
            print("After move")
            print("var1 column:", idxcol)
        self.assertTrue(table.cols.var1.index is not None)
        self.assertEqual(table.colindexed["var1"], 1)

        # Some sanity checks
        table.flavor = "python"
        rowList1 = table.get_where_list('var1 < b"10"')
        rowList2 = [p.nrow for p in table if p['var1'] < b"10"]
        if verbose:
            print("Selected values:", rowList1)
            print("Should look like:", rowList2)
        self.assertEqual(len(rowList1), len(rowList2))
        self.assertEqual(rowList1, rowList2)

    def test10b_moveIndex(self):
        """Checking moving a table with an index (persistent version)"""

        if verbose:
            print('\n', '-=' * 30)
            print("Running %s.test10b_moveIndex..." % self.__class__.__name__)

        # Open the HDF5 file in read-write mode
        self.fileh = open_file(self.file, mode="a")
        table = self.fileh.root.table
        idxcol = table.cols.var1.index
        if verbose:
            print("Before move")
            print("var1 index column:", idxcol)
        self.assertTrue(idxcol is not None)
        self.assertEqual(table.colindexed["var1"], 1)
        # Create a new group called "agroup"
        agroup = self.fileh.create_group("/", "agroup")

        # move the table to "agroup"
        table.move(agroup, "table2")

        # close and reopen the file
        self.fileh.close()
        self.fileh = open_file(self.file, mode="a")
        table = self.fileh.root.agroup.table2
        idxcol = table.cols.var1.index

        if verbose:
            print("After move")
            print("var1 column:", idxcol)
        self.assertTrue(table.cols.var1.index is not None)
        self.assertEqual(table.colindexed["var1"], 1)

        # Some sanity checks
        table.flavor = "python"
        rowList1 = table.get_where_list('var1 < b"10"')
        rowList2 = [p.nrow for p in table if p['var1'] < b"10"]
        if verbose:
            print("Selected values:", rowList1, type(rowList1))
            print("Should look like:", rowList2, type(rowList2))
        self.assertEqual(len(rowList1), len(rowList2))
        self.assertEqual(rowList1, rowList2)

    def test10c_moveIndex(self):
        """Checking moving a table with an index (small node cache)."""

        if verbose:
            print('\n', '-=' * 30)
            print("Running %s.test10c_moveIndex..." % self.__class__.__name__)

        # Open the HDF5 file in read-write mode
        self.fileh = open_file(self.file, mode="a", node_cache_slots=10)
        table = self.fileh.root.table
        idxcol = table.cols.var1.index
        if verbose:
            print("Before move")
            print("var1 column:", idxcol)
        self.assertEqual(table.colindexed["var1"], 1)
        self.assertTrue(idxcol is not None)

        # Create a new group called "agroup"
        agroup = self.fileh.create_group("/", "agroup")

        # move the table to "agroup"
        table.move(agroup, "table2")
        if verbose:
            print("After move")
            print("var1 column:", idxcol)
        self.assertTrue(table.cols.var1.index is not None)
        self.assertEqual(table.colindexed["var1"], 1)

        # Some sanity checks
        table.flavor = "python"
        rowList1 = table.get_where_list('var1 < b"10"')
        rowList2 = [p.nrow for p in table if p['var1'] < b"10"]
        if verbose:
            print("Selected values:", rowList1)
            print("Should look like:", rowList2)
        self.assertEqual(len(rowList1), len(rowList2))
        self.assertEqual(rowList1, rowList2)

    def test10d_moveIndex(self):
        """Checking moving a table with an index (no node cache)."""

        if verbose:
            print('\n', '-=' * 30)
            print("Running %s.test10d_moveIndex..." % self.__class__.__name__)

        # Open the HDF5 file in read-write mode
        self.fileh = open_file(self.file, mode="a", node_cache_slots=0)
        table = self.fileh.root.table
        idxcol = table.cols.var1.index
        if verbose:
            print("Before move")
            print("var1 column:", idxcol)
        self.assertEqual(table.colindexed["var1"], 1)
        self.assertTrue(idxcol is not None)

        # Create a new group called "agroup"
        agroup = self.fileh.create_group("/", "agroup")

        # move the table to "agroup"
        table.move(agroup, "table2")
        if verbose:
            print("After move")
            print("var1 column:", idxcol)
        self.assertTrue(table.cols.var1.index is not None)
        self.assertEqual(table.colindexed["var1"], 1)

        # Some sanity checks
        table.flavor = "python"
        rowList1 = table.get_where_list('var1 < b"10"')
        rowList2 = [p.nrow for p in table if p['var1'] < b"10"]
        if verbose:
            print("Selected values:", rowList1)
            print("Should look like:", rowList2)
        self.assertEqual(len(rowList1), len(rowList2))
        self.assertEqual(rowList1, rowList2)

    def test11a_removeTableWithIndex(self):
        """Checking removing a table with indexes."""

        if verbose:
            print('\n', '-=' * 30)
            print("Running %s.test11a_removeTableWithIndex..." %
                  self.__class__.__name__)

        # Open the HDF5 file in read-write mode
        self.fileh = open_file(self.file, mode="a")
        table = self.fileh.root.table
        idxcol = table.cols.var1.index
        if verbose:
            print("Before deletion")
            print("var1 column:", table.cols.var1)
        self.assertEqual(table.colindexed["var1"], 1)
        self.assertTrue(idxcol is not None)

        # delete the table
        self.fileh.remove_node("/table")
        if verbose:
            print("After deletion")
        self.assertTrue("table" not in self.fileh.root)

        # re-create the table and the index again
        table = self.fileh.create_table("/", 'table', TDescr, "New table",
                                        self.filters, self.nrows)
        for i in range(self.nrows):
            table.row['var1'] = str(i)
            table.row['var2'] = i % 2
            table.row['var3'] = i
            table.row['var4'] = float(self.nrows - i - 1)
            table.row.append()
        table.flush()
        # Index all entries:
        for col in table.colinstances.values():
            indexrows = col.create_index(_blocksizes=small_blocksizes)
            self.assertTrue(indexrows is not None)
        idxcol = table.cols.var1.index
        if verbose:
            print("After re-creation")
            print("var1 column:", table.cols.var1)
        self.assertTrue(idxcol is not None)
        self.assertEqual(table.colindexed["var1"], 1)

    def test11b_removeTableWithIndex(self):
        """Checking removing a table with indexes (persistent version 2)"""

        if verbose:
            print('\n', '-=' * 30)
            print("Running %s.test11b_removeTableWithIndex..." %
                  self.__class__.__name__)

        self.fileh = open_file(self.file, mode="a")
        table = self.fileh.root.table
        idxcol = table.cols.var1.index
        if verbose:
            print("Before deletion")
            print("var1 column:", table.cols.var1)
        self.assertEqual(table.colindexed["var1"], 1)
        self.assertTrue(idxcol is not None)

        # delete the table
        self.fileh.remove_node("/table")
        if verbose:
            print("After deletion")
        self.assertTrue("table" not in self.fileh.root)

        # close and reopen the file
        self.fileh.close()
        self.fileh = open_file(self.file, mode="r+")

        # re-create the table and the index again
        table = self.fileh.create_table("/", 'table', TDescr, "New table",
                                        self.filters, self.nrows)
        for i in range(self.nrows):
            table.row['var1'] = str(i)
            table.row['var2'] = i % 2
            table.row['var3'] = i
            table.row['var4'] = float(self.nrows - i - 1)
            table.row.append()
        table.flush()
        # Index all entries:
        for col in table.colinstances.values():
            indexrows = col.create_index(_blocksizes=small_blocksizes)
            self.assertTrue(indexrows is not None)
        idxcol = table.cols.var1.index
        if verbose:
            print("After re-creation")
            print("var1 column:", table.cols.var1)
        self.assertTrue(idxcol is not None)
        self.assertEqual(table.colindexed["var1"], 1)

    # Test provided by Andrew Straw
    def test11c_removeTableWithIndex(self):
        """Checking removing a table with indexes (persistent version 3)"""

        if verbose:
            print('\n', '-=' * 30)
            print("Running %s.test11c_removeTableWithIndex..." %
                  self.__class__.__name__)

        class Distance(IsDescription):
            frame = Int32Col(pos=0)
            distance = FloatCol(pos=1)

        # Delete the old temporal file
        os.remove(self.file)

        self.file = tempfile.mktemp(".h5")
        self.fileh = open_file(self.file, mode='w')
        table = self.fileh.create_table(
            self.fileh.root, 'distance_table', Distance)
        table.cols.frame.create_index(_blocksizes=small_blocksizes)
        r = table.row
        for i in range(10):
            r['frame'] = i
            r['distance'] = float(i**2)
            r.append()
        table.flush()
        self.fileh.close()

        self.fileh = open_file(self.file, mode='r+')
        self.fileh.remove_node(self.fileh.root.distance_table)


small_ss = small_blocksizes[2]


class BasicReadTestCase(BasicTestCase):
    compress = 0
    complib = "zlib"
    shuffle = 0
    fletcher32 = 0
    nrows = small_ss


class ZlibReadTestCase(BasicTestCase):
    compress = 1
    complib = "zlib"
    shuffle = 0
    fletcher32 = 0
    nrows = small_ss


class BloscReadTestCase(BasicTestCase):
    compress = 1
    complib = "blosc"
    shuffle = 0
    fletcher32 = 0
    nrows = small_ss


class LZOReadTestCase(BasicTestCase):
    compress = 1
    complib = "lzo"
    shuffle = 0
    fletcher32 = 0
    nrows = small_ss


class Bzip2ReadTestCase(BasicTestCase):
    compress = 1
    complib = "bzip2"
    shuffle = 0
    fletcher32 = 0
    nrows = small_ss


class ShuffleReadTestCase(BasicTestCase):
    compress = 1
    complib = "zlib"
    shuffle = 1
    fletcher32 = 0
    nrows = small_ss


class Fletcher32ReadTestCase(BasicTestCase):
    compress = 1
    complib = "zlib"
    shuffle = 0
    fletcher32 = 1
    nrows = small_ss


class ShuffleFletcher32ReadTestCase(BasicTestCase):
    compress = 1
    complib = "zlib"
    shuffle = 1
    fletcher32 = 1
    nrows = small_ss


class OneHalfTestCase(BasicTestCase):
    nrows = small_ss + small_ss//2


class UpperBoundTestCase(BasicTestCase):
    nrows = small_ss + 1


class LowerBoundTestCase(BasicTestCase):
    nrows = small_ss * 2-1


class DeepTableIndexTestCase(unittest.TestCase):
    nrows = minRowIndex

    def test01(self):
        "Checking the indexing of a table in a 2nd level hierarchy"
        # Create an instance of an HDF5 Table
        self.file = tempfile.mktemp(".h5")
        self.fileh = open_file(self.file, "w")
        group = self.fileh.create_group(self.fileh.root, "agroup")
        # Create a table
        title = "This is the IndexArray title"
        table = self.fileh.create_table(group, 'table', TDescr, title,
                                        None, self.nrows)
        for i in range(self.nrows):
            # Fill rows with defaults
            table.row.append()
        table.flush()
        # Index some column
        indexrows = table.cols.var1.create_index()
        self.assertTrue(indexrows is not None)
        idxcol = table.cols.var1.index
        # Some sanity checks
        self.assertEqual(table.colindexed["var1"], 1)
        self.assertTrue(idxcol is not None)
        self.assertEqual(idxcol.nelements, self.nrows)

        self.fileh.close()
        os.remove(self.file)

    def test01b(self):
        "Checking the indexing of a table in 2nd level (persistent version)"
        # Create an instance of an HDF5 Table
        self.file = tempfile.mktemp(".h5")
        self.fileh = open_file(self.file, "w")
        group = self.fileh.create_group(self.fileh.root, "agroup")
        # Create a table
        title = "This is the IndexArray title"
        table = self.fileh.create_table(group, 'table', TDescr, title,
                                        None, self.nrows)
        for i in range(self.nrows):
            # Fill rows with defaults
            table.row.append()
        table.flush()
        # Index some column
        indexrows = table.cols.var1.create_index()
        self.assertTrue(indexrows is not None)
        idxcol = table.cols.var1.index
        # Close and re-open this file
        self.fileh.close()
        self.fileh = open_file(self.file, "a")
        table = self.fileh.root.agroup.table
        idxcol = table.cols.var1.index
        # Some sanity checks
        self.assertEqual(table.colindexed["var1"], 1)
        self.assertTrue(idxcol is not None)
        self.assertEqual(idxcol.nelements, self.nrows)

        self.fileh.close()
        os.remove(self.file)

    def test02(self):
        "Checking the indexing of a table in a 4th level hierarchy"
        # Create an instance of an HDF5 Table
        self.file = tempfile.mktemp(".h5")
        self.fileh = open_file(self.file, "w")
        group = self.fileh.create_group(self.fileh.root, "agroup")
        group = self.fileh.create_group(group, "agroup")
        group = self.fileh.create_group(group, "agroup")
        # Create a table
        title = "This is the IndexArray title"
        table = self.fileh.create_table(group, 'table', TDescr, title,
                                        None, self.nrows)
        for i in range(self.nrows):
            # Fill rows with defaults
            table.row.append()
        table.flush()
        # Index some column
        indexrows = table.cols.var1.create_index()
        self.assertTrue(indexrows is not None)
        idxcol = table.cols.var1.index
        # Some sanity checks
        self.assertEqual(table.colindexed["var1"], 1)
        self.assertTrue(idxcol is not None)
        self.assertEqual(idxcol.nelements, self.nrows)

        self.fileh.close()
        os.remove(self.file)

    def test02b(self):
        "Checking the indexing of a table in a 4th level (persistent version)"
        # Create an instance of an HDF5 Table
        self.file = tempfile.mktemp(".h5")
        self.fileh = open_file(self.file, "w")
        group = self.fileh.create_group(self.fileh.root, "agroup")
        group = self.fileh.create_group(group, "agroup")
        group = self.fileh.create_group(group, "agroup")
        # Create a table
        title = "This is the IndexArray title"
        table = self.fileh.create_table(group, 'table', TDescr, title,
                                        None, self.nrows)
        for i in range(self.nrows):
            # Fill rows with defaults
            table.row.append()
        table.flush()
        # Index some column
        indexrows = table.cols.var1.create_index()
        self.assertTrue(indexrows is not None)
        idxcol = table.cols.var1.index
        # Close and re-open this file
        self.fileh.close()
        self.fileh = open_file(self.file, "a")
        table = self.fileh.root.agroup.agroup.agroup.table
        idxcol = table.cols.var1.index
        # Some sanity checks
        self.assertEqual(table.colindexed["var1"], 1)
        self.assertTrue(idxcol is not None)
        self.assertEqual(idxcol.nelements, self.nrows)

        self.fileh.close()
        os.remove(self.file)

    def test03(self):
        "Checking the indexing of a table in a 100th level hierarchy"
        # Create an instance of an HDF5 Table
        self.file = tempfile.mktemp(".h5")
        self.fileh = open_file(self.file, "w")
        group = self.fileh.root
        for i in range(100):
            group = self.fileh.create_group(group, "agroup")
        # Create a table
        title = "This is the IndexArray title"
        table = self.fileh.create_table(group, 'table', TDescr, title,
                                        None, self.nrows)
        for i in range(self.nrows):
            # Fill rows with defaults
            table.row.append()
        table.flush()
        # Index some column
        indexrows = table.cols.var1.create_index()
        self.assertTrue(indexrows is not None)
        idxcol = table.cols.var1.index
        # Some sanity checks
        self.assertEqual(table.colindexed["var1"], 1)
        self.assertTrue(idxcol is not None)
        self.assertEqual(idxcol.nelements, self.nrows)

        self.fileh.close()
        os.remove(self.file)


class IndexProps(object):
    def __init__(self, auto=default_auto_index, filters=default_index_filters):
        self.auto = auto
        self.filters = filters

DefaultProps = IndexProps()
NoAutoProps = IndexProps(auto=False)
ChangeFiltersProps = IndexProps(
    filters=Filters(complevel=6, complib="zlib",
                    shuffle=False, fletcher32=False))


class AutomaticIndexingTestCase(unittest.TestCase):
    reopen = 1
    iprops = NoAutoProps
    colsToIndex = ['var1', 'var2', 'var3']
    small_blocksizes = (16, 8, 4, 2)

    def setUp(self):
        # Create an instance of an HDF5 Table
        self.file = tempfile.mktemp(".h5")
        self.fileh = open_file(self.file, "w")
        # Create a table
        title = "This is the IndexArray title"
        root = self.fileh.root
        # Make the chunkshape smaller or equal than small_blocksizes[-1]
        chunkshape = (2,)
        self.table = self.fileh.create_table(root, 'table', TDescr, title,
                                             None, self.nrows,
                                             chunkshape=chunkshape)
        self.table.autoindex = self.iprops.auto
        for colname in self.colsToIndex:
            self.table.colinstances[colname].create_index(
                _blocksizes=self.small_blocksizes)
        for i in range(self.nrows):
            # Fill rows with defaults
            self.table.row.append()
        self.table.flush()
        if self.reopen:
            self.fileh.close()
            self.fileh = open_file(self.file, "a")
            self.table = self.fileh.root.table

    def tearDown(self):
        self.fileh.close()
        os.remove(self.file)
        cleanup(self)

    def test01_attrs(self):
        "Checking indexing attributes (part1)"
        if verbose:
            print('\n', '-=' * 30)
            print("Running %s.test01_attrs..." % self.__class__.__name__)

        table = self.table
        if self.iprops is DefaultProps:
            self.assertEqual(table.indexed, 0)
        else:
            self.assertEqual(table.indexed, 1)
        if self.iprops is DefaultProps:
            self.assertEqual(table.colindexed["var1"], 0)
            self.assertTrue(table.cols.var1.index is None)
            self.assertEqual(table.colindexed["var2"], 0)
            self.assertTrue(table.cols.var2.index is None)
            self.assertEqual(table.colindexed["var3"], 0)
            self.assertTrue(table.cols.var3.index is None)
            self.assertEqual(table.colindexed["var4"], 0)
            self.assertTrue(table.cols.var4.index is None)
        else:
            # Check that the var1, var2 and var3 (and only these)
            # has been indexed
            self.assertEqual(table.colindexed["var1"], 1)
            self.assertTrue(table.cols.var1.index is not None)
            self.assertEqual(table.colindexed["var2"], 1)
            self.assertTrue(table.cols.var2.index is not None)
            self.assertEqual(table.colindexed["var3"], 1)
            self.assertTrue(table.cols.var3.index is not None)
            self.assertEqual(table.colindexed["var4"], 0)
            self.assertTrue(table.cols.var4.index is None)

    def test02_attrs(self):
        "Checking indexing attributes (part2)"
        if verbose:
            print('\n', '-=' * 30)
            print("Running %s.test02_attrs..." % self.__class__.__name__)

        table = self.table
        # Check the policy parameters
        if verbose:
            if table.indexed:
                print("index props:", table.autoindex)
            else:
                print("Table is not indexed")
        # Check non-default values for index saving policy
        if self.iprops is NoAutoProps:
            self.assertFalse(table.autoindex)
        elif self.iprops is ChangeFiltersProps:
            self.assertTrue(table.autoindex)

        # Check Index() objects exists and are properly placed
        if self.iprops is DefaultProps:
            self.assertEqual(table.cols.var1.index, None)
            self.assertEqual(table.cols.var2.index, None)
            self.assertEqual(table.cols.var3.index, None)
            self.assertEqual(table.cols.var4.index, None)
        else:
            self.assertTrue(isinstance(table.cols.var1.index, Index))
            self.assertTrue(isinstance(table.cols.var2.index, Index))
            self.assertTrue(isinstance(table.cols.var3.index, Index))
            self.assertEqual(table.cols.var4.index, None)

    def test03_counters(self):
        "Checking indexing counters"
        if verbose:
            print('\n', '-=' * 30)
            print("Running %s.test03_counters..." % self.__class__.__name__)
        table = self.table
        # Check the counters for indexes
        if verbose:
            if table.indexed:
                print("indexedrows:", table._indexedrows)
                print("unsavedindexedrows:", table._unsaved_indexedrows)
                index = table.cols.var1.index
                print("table rows:", table.nrows)
                print("computed indexed rows:", index.nrows * index.slicesize)
            else:
                print("Table is not indexed")
        if self.iprops is not DefaultProps:
            index = table.cols.var1.index
            indexedrows = index.nelements
            self.assertEqual(table._indexedrows, indexedrows)
            indexedrows = index.nelements
            self.assertEqual(table._unsaved_indexedrows,
                             self.nrows - indexedrows)

    def test04_noauto(self):
        "Checking indexing counters (non-automatic mode)"
        if verbose:
            print('\n', '-=' * 30)
            print("Running %s.test04_noauto..." % self.__class__.__name__)
        table = self.table
        # Force a sync in indexes
        table.flush_rows_to_index()
        # Check the counters for indexes
        if verbose:
            if table.indexed:
                print("indexedrows:", table._indexedrows)
                print("unsavedindexedrows:", table._unsaved_indexedrows)
                index = table.cols.var1.index
                print("computed indexed rows:", index.nelements)
            else:
                print("Table is not indexed")

        # No unindexated rows should remain
        index = table.cols.var1.index
        if self.iprops is DefaultProps:
            self.assertTrue(index is None)
        else:
            indexedrows = index.nelements
            self.assertEqual(table._indexedrows, index.nelements)
            self.assertEqual(table._unsaved_indexedrows,
                             self.nrows - indexedrows)

        # Check non-default values for index saving policy
        if self.iprops is NoAutoProps:
            self.assertFalse(table.autoindex)
        elif self.iprops is ChangeFiltersProps:
            self.assertTrue(table.autoindex)

    def test05_icounters(self):
        "Checking indexing counters (remove_rows)"
        if verbose:
            print('\n', '-=' * 30)
            print("Running %s.test05_icounters..." % self.__class__.__name__)
        table = self.table
        # Force a sync in indexes
        table.flush_rows_to_index()
        # Non indexated rows should remain here
        if self.iprops is not DefaultProps:
            indexedrows = table._indexedrows
            unsavedindexedrows = table._unsaved_indexedrows
        # Now, remove some rows:
        table.remove_rows(2, 4)
        if self.reopen:
            self.fileh.close()
            self.fileh = open_file(self.file, "a")
            table = self.fileh.root.table
        # Check the counters for indexes
        if verbose:
            if table.indexed:
                print("indexedrows:", table._indexedrows)
                print("original indexedrows:", indexedrows)
                print("unsavedindexedrows:", table._unsaved_indexedrows)
                print("original unsavedindexedrows:", unsavedindexedrows)
                # index = table.cols.var1.index
                print("index dirty:", table.cols.var1.index.dirty)
            else:
                print("Table is not indexed")

        # Check the counters
        self.assertEqual(table.nrows, self.nrows - 2)
        if self.iprops is NoAutoProps:
            self.assertTrue(table.cols.var1.index.dirty)

        # Check non-default values for index saving policy
        if self.iprops is NoAutoProps:
            self.assertFalse(table.autoindex)
        elif self.iprops is ChangeFiltersProps:
            self.assertTrue(table.autoindex)

    def test06_dirty(self):
        "Checking dirty flags (remove_rows action)"
        if verbose:
            print('\n', '-=' * 30)
            print("Running %s.test06_dirty..." % self.__class__.__name__)
        table = self.table
        # Force a sync in indexes
        table.flush_rows_to_index()
        # Now, remove some rows:
        table.remove_rows(3, 5)
        if self.reopen:
            self.fileh.close()
            self.fileh = open_file(self.file, "a")
            table = self.fileh.root.table
        # Check the dirty flag for indexes
        if verbose:
            print("auto flag:", table.autoindex)
            for colname in table.colnames:
                if table.cols._f_col(colname).index:
                    print("dirty flag col %s: %s" %
                          (colname, table.cols._f_col(colname).index.dirty))
        # Check the flags
        for colname in table.colnames:
            if table.cols._f_col(colname).index:
                if not table.autoindex:
                    self.assertEqual(table.cols._f_col(colname).index.dirty,
                                     True)
                else:
                    self.assertEqual(table.cols._f_col(colname).index.dirty,
                                     False)

    def test07_noauto(self):
        "Checking indexing counters (modify_rows, no-auto mode)"
        if verbose:
            print('\n', '-=' * 30)
            print("Running %s.test07_noauto..." % self.__class__.__name__)
        table = self.table
        # Force a sync in indexes
        table.flush_rows_to_index()
        # No unindexated rows should remain here
        if self.iprops is not DefaultProps:
            indexedrows = table._indexedrows
            unsavedindexedrows = table._unsaved_indexedrows
        # Now, modify just one row:
        table.modify_rows(3, None, 1, [["asa", 0, 3, 3.1]])
        if self.reopen:
            self.fileh.close()
            self.fileh = open_file(self.file, "a")
            table = self.fileh.root.table
        # Check the counters for indexes
        if verbose:
            if table.indexed:
                print("indexedrows:", table._indexedrows)
                print("original indexedrows:", indexedrows)
                print("unsavedindexedrows:", table._unsaved_indexedrows)
                print("original unsavedindexedrows:", unsavedindexedrows)
                index = table.cols.var1.index
                print("computed indexed rows:", index.nelements)
            else:
                print("Table is not indexed")

        # Check the counters
        self.assertEqual(table.nrows, self.nrows)
        if self.iprops is NoAutoProps:
            self.assertTrue(table.cols.var1.index.dirty)

        # Check the dirty flag for indexes
        if verbose:
            for colname in table.colnames:
                if table.cols._f_col(colname).index:
                    print("dirty flag col %s: %s" %
                          (colname, table.cols._f_col(colname).index.dirty))
        for colname in table.colnames:
            if table.cols._f_col(colname).index:
                if not table.autoindex:
                    self.assertEqual(table.cols._f_col(colname).index.dirty,
                                     True)
                else:
                    self.assertEqual(table.cols._f_col(colname).index.dirty,
                                     False)

    def test07b_noauto(self):
        "Checking indexing queries (modify in iterator, no-auto mode)"
        if verbose:
            print('\n', '-=' * 30)
            print("Running %s.test07b_noauto..." % self.__class__.__name__)
        table = self.table
        # Force a sync in indexes
        table.flush_rows_to_index()
        # Do a query that uses indexes
        res = [row.nrow for row in table.where('(var2 == True) & (var3 > 0)')]
        # Now, modify just one row:
        for row in table:
            if row.nrow == 3:
                row['var1'] = "asa"
                row['var2'] = True
                row['var3'] = 3
                row['var4'] = 3.1
                row.update()
        table.flush()
        if self.reopen:
            self.fileh.close()
            self.fileh = open_file(self.file, "a")
            table = self.fileh.root.table

        # Do a query that uses indexes
        resq = [row.nrow for row in table.where('(var2 == True) & (var3 > 0)')]
        res_ = res + [3]
        if verbose:
            print("AutoIndex?:", table.autoindex)
            print("Query results (original):", res)
            print("Query results (after modifying table):", resq)
            print("Should look like:", res_)
        self.assertEqual(res_, resq)

    def test07c_noauto(self):
        "Checking indexing queries (append, no-auto mode)"
        if verbose:
            print('\n', '-=' * 30)
            print("Running %s.test07c_noauto..." % self.__class__.__name__)
        table = self.table
        # Force a sync in indexes
        table.flush_rows_to_index()
        # Do a query that uses indexes
        res = [row.nrow for row in table.where('(var2 == True) & (var3 > 0)')]
        # Now, append three rows
        table.append([("asa", True, 1, 3.1)])
        table.append([("asb", True, 2, 3.1)])
        table.append([("asc", True, 3, 3.1)])
        table.flush()
        if self.reopen:
            self.fileh.close()
            self.fileh = open_file(self.file, "a")
            table = self.fileh.root.table

        # Do a query that uses indexes
        resq = [row.nrow for row in table.where('(var2 == True) & (var3 > 0)')]
        res_ = res + [table.nrows-3, table.nrows-2, table.nrows-1]
        if verbose:
            print("AutoIndex?:", table.autoindex)
            print("Query results (original):", res)
            print("Query results (after modifying table):", resq)
            print("Should look like:", res_)
        self.assertEqual(res_, resq)

    def test08_dirty(self):
        "Checking dirty flags (modify_columns)"
        if verbose:
            print('\n', '-=' * 30)
            print("Running %s.test08_dirty..." % self.__class__.__name__)
        table = self.table
        # Force a sync in indexes
        table.flush_rows_to_index()
        # Non indexated rows should remain here
        if self.iprops is not DefaultProps:
            indexedrows = table._indexedrows
            self.assertTrue(indexedrows is not None)
            unsavedindexedrows = table._unsaved_indexedrows
            self.assertTrue(unsavedindexedrows is not None)
        # Now, modify a couple of rows:
        table.modify_columns(1, columns=[["asa", "asb"], [1., 2.]],
                             names=["var1", "var4"])
        if self.reopen:
            self.fileh.close()
            self.fileh = open_file(self.file, "a")
            table = self.fileh.root.table

        # Check the counters
        self.assertEqual(table.nrows, self.nrows)
        if self.iprops is NoAutoProps:
            self.assertTrue(table.cols.var1.index.dirty)

        # Check the dirty flag for indexes
        if verbose:
            for colname in table.colnames:
                if table.cols._f_col(colname).index:
                    print("dirty flag col %s: %s" %
                          (colname, table.cols._f_col(colname).index.dirty))
        for colname in table.colnames:
            if table.cols._f_col(colname).index:
                if not table.autoindex:
                    if colname in ["var1"]:
                        self.assertEqual(
                            table.cols._f_col(colname).index.dirty, True)
                    else:
                        self.assertEqual(
                            table.cols._f_col(colname).index.dirty, False)
                else:
                    self.assertEqual(table.cols._f_col(colname).index.dirty,
                                     False)

    def test09a_propIndex(self):
        "Checking propagate Index feature in Table.copy() (attrs)"
        if verbose:
            print('\n', '-=' * 30)
            print("Running %s.test09a_propIndex..." % self.__class__.__name__)
        table = self.table
        # Don't force a sync in indexes
        # table.flush_rows_to_index()
        # Non indexated rows should remain here
        if self.iprops is not DefaultProps:
            indexedrows = table._indexedrows
            self.assertTrue(indexedrows is not None)
            unsavedindexedrows = table._unsaved_indexedrows
            self.assertTrue(unsavedindexedrows is not None)
        # Now, remove some rows to make columns dirty
        # table.remove_rows(3,5)
        # Copy a Table to another location
        table2 = table.copy("/", 'table2', propindexes=True)
        if self.reopen:
            self.fileh.close()
            self.fileh = open_file(self.file, "a")
            table = self.fileh.root.table
            table2 = self.fileh.root.table2

        index1 = table.cols.var1.index
        index2 = table2.cols.var1.index
        if verbose:
            print("Copied index:", index2)
            print("Original index:", index1)
            if index1:
                print("Elements in copied index:", index2.nelements)
                print("Elements in original index:", index1.nelements)
        # Check the counters
        self.assertEqual(table.nrows, table2.nrows)
        if table.indexed:
            self.assertTrue(table2.indexed)
        if self.iprops is DefaultProps:
            # No index: the index should not exist
            self.assertTrue(index1 is None)
            self.assertTrue(index2 is None)
        elif self.iprops is NoAutoProps:
            self.assertTrue(index2 is not None)

        # Check the dirty flag for indexes
        if verbose:
            for colname in table2.colnames:
                if table2.cols._f_col(colname).index:
                    print("dirty flag col %s: %s" %
                          (colname, table2.cols._f_col(colname).index.dirty))
        for colname in table2.colnames:
            if table2.cols._f_col(colname).index:
                self.assertEqual(table2.cols._f_col(colname).index.dirty,
                                 False)

    def test09b_propIndex(self):
        "Checking that propindexes=False works"
        if verbose:
            print('\n', '-=' * 30)
            print("Running %s.test09b_propIndex..." % self.__class__.__name__)
        table = self.table
        # Don't force a sync in indexes
        # table.flush_rows_to_index()
        # Non indexated rows should remain here
        if self.iprops is not DefaultProps:
            indexedrows = table._indexedrows
            self.assertTrue(indexedrows is not None)
            unsavedindexedrows = table._unsaved_indexedrows
            self.assertTrue(unsavedindexedrows is not None)
        # Now, remove some rows to make columns dirty
        # table.remove_rows(3,5)
        # Copy a Table to another location
        table2 = table.copy("/", 'table2', propindexes=False)
        if self.reopen:
            self.fileh.close()
            self.fileh = open_file(self.file, "a")
            table = self.fileh.root.table
            table2 = self.fileh.root.table2

        if verbose:
            print("autoindex?:", self.iprops.auto)
            print("Copied index indexed?:", table2.cols.var1.is_indexed)
            print("Original index indexed?:", table.cols.var1.is_indexed)
        if self.iprops is DefaultProps:
            # No index: the index should not exist
            self.assertFalse(table2.cols.var1.is_indexed)
            self.assertFalse(table.cols.var1.is_indexed)
        elif self.iprops is NoAutoProps:
            self.assertFalse(table2.cols.var1.is_indexed)
            self.assertTrue(table.cols.var1.is_indexed)

    def test10_propIndex(self):
        "Checking propagate Index feature in Table.copy() (values)"
        if verbose:
            print('\n', '-=' * 30)
            print("Running %s.test10_propIndex..." % self.__class__.__name__)
        table = self.table
        # Don't force a sync in indexes
        # table.flush_rows_to_index()
        # Non indexated rows should remain here
        if self.iprops is not DefaultProps:
            indexedrows = table._indexedrows
            self.assertTrue(indexedrows is not None)
            unsavedindexedrows = table._unsaved_indexedrows
            self.assertTrue(unsavedindexedrows is not None)
        # Now, remove some rows to make columns dirty
        # table.remove_rows(3,5)
        # Copy a Table to another location
        table2 = table.copy("/", 'table2', propindexes=True)
        if self.reopen:
            self.fileh.close()
            self.fileh = open_file(self.file, "a")
            table = self.fileh.root.table
            table2 = self.fileh.root.table2

        index1 = table.cols.var3.index
        index2 = table2.cols.var3.index
        if verbose:
            print("Copied index:", index2)
            print("Original index:", index1)
            if index1:
                print("Elements in copied index:", index2.nelements)
                print("Elements in original index:", index1.nelements)

    def test11_propIndex(self):
        "Checking propagate Index feature in Table.copy() (dirty flags)"
        if verbose:
            print('\n', '-=' * 30)
            print("Running %s.test11_propIndex..." % self.__class__.__name__)
        table = self.table
        # Force a sync in indexes
        table.flush_rows_to_index()
        # Non indexated rows should remain here
        if self.iprops is not DefaultProps:
            indexedrows = table._indexedrows
            self.assertTrue(indexedrows is not None)
            unsavedindexedrows = table._unsaved_indexedrows
            self.assertTrue(unsavedindexedrows is not None)
        # Now, modify an indexed column and an unindexed one
        # to make the "var1" dirty
        table.modify_columns(1, columns=[["asa", "asb"], [1., 2.]],
                             names=["var1", "var4"])
        # Copy a Table to another location
        table2 = table.copy("/", 'table2', propindexes=True)
        if self.reopen:
            self.fileh.close()
            self.fileh = open_file(self.file, "a")
            table = self.fileh.root.table
            table2 = self.fileh.root.table2

        index1 = table.cols.var1.index
        index2 = table2.cols.var1.index
        if verbose:
            print("Copied index:", index2)
            print("Original index:", index1)
            if index1:
                print("Elements in copied index:", index2.nelements)
                print("Elements in original index:", index1.nelements)

        # Check the dirty flag for indexes
        if verbose:
            for colname in table2.colnames:
                if table2.cols._f_col(colname).index:
                    print("dirty flag col %s: %s" %
                          (colname, table2.cols._f_col(colname).index.dirty))
        for colname in table2.colnames:
            if table2.cols._f_col(colname).index:
                if table2.autoindex:
                    # All the destination columns should be non-dirty because
                    # the copy removes the dirty state and puts the
                    # index in a sane state
                    self.assertEqual(table2.cols._f_col(colname).index.dirty,
                                     False)


# minRowIndex = 10000  # just if one wants more indexed rows to be checked
class AI1TestCase(AutomaticIndexingTestCase):
    # nrows = 10002
    nrows = 102
    reopen = 0
    iprops = NoAutoProps
    colsToIndex = ['var1', 'var2', 'var3']


class AI2TestCase(AutomaticIndexingTestCase):
    # nrows = 10002
    nrows = 102
    reopen = 1
    iprops = NoAutoProps
    colsToIndex = ['var1', 'var2', 'var3']


class AI4bTestCase(AutomaticIndexingTestCase):
    # nrows = 10012
    nrows = 112
    reopen = 1
    iprops = NoAutoProps
    colsToIndex = ['var1', 'var2', 'var3']


class AI5TestCase(AutomaticIndexingTestCase):
    sbs, bs, ss, cs = calc_chunksize(minRowIndex, memlevel=1)
    nrows = ss * 11-1
    reopen = 0
    iprops = NoAutoProps
    colsToIndex = ['var1', 'var2', 'var3']


class AI6TestCase(AutomaticIndexingTestCase):
    sbs, bs, ss, cs = calc_chunksize(minRowIndex, memlevel=1)
    nrows = ss * 21 + 1
    reopen = 1
    iprops = NoAutoProps
    colsToIndex = ['var1', 'var2', 'var3']


class AI7TestCase(AutomaticIndexingTestCase):
    sbs, bs, ss, cs = calc_chunksize(minRowIndex, memlevel=1)
    nrows = ss * 12-1
    # nrows = ss * 1-1  # faster test
    reopen = 0
    iprops = NoAutoProps
    colsToIndex = ['var1', 'var2', 'var3']


class AI8TestCase(AutomaticIndexingTestCase):
    sbs, bs, ss, cs = calc_chunksize(minRowIndex, memlevel=1)
    nrows = ss * 15 + 100
    # nrows = ss * 1 + 100  # faster test
    reopen = 1
    iprops = NoAutoProps
    colsToIndex = ['var1', 'var2', 'var3']


class AI9TestCase(AutomaticIndexingTestCase):
    sbs, bs, ss, cs = calc_chunksize(minRowIndex, memlevel=1)
    nrows = ss
    reopen = 0
    iprops = DefaultProps
    colsToIndex = []


class AI10TestCase(AutomaticIndexingTestCase):
    # nrows = 10002
    nrows = 102
    reopen = 1
    iprops = DefaultProps
    colsToIndex = []


class AI11TestCase(AutomaticIndexingTestCase):
    # nrows = 10002
    nrows = 102
    reopen = 0
    iprops = ChangeFiltersProps
    colsToIndex = ['var1', 'var2', 'var3']


class AI12TestCase(AutomaticIndexingTestCase):
    # nrows = 10002
    nrows = 102
    reopen = 0
    iprops = ChangeFiltersProps
    colsToIndex = ['var1', 'var2', 'var3']


class ManyNodesTestCase(PyTablesTestCase):

    def setUp(self):
        self.file = tempfile.mktemp(".h5")
        self.fileh = open_file(self.file, "w", node_cache_slots=64)

    def test00(self):
        """Indexing many nodes in one single session (based on bug #26)"""
        IdxRecord = {
            'f0': Int8Col(),
            'f1': Int8Col(),
            'f2': Int8Col(),
        }
        h5 = self.fileh
        for qn in range(5):
            for sn in range(5):
                qchr = 'chr' + str(qn)
                name = 'chr' + str(sn)
                path = "/at/%s/pt" % (qchr)
                table = h5.create_table(path, name, IdxRecord, createparents=1)
                table.cols.f0.create_index()
                table.cols.f1.create_index()
                table.cols.f2.create_index()
                table.row.append()
                table.flush()

    def tearDown(self):
        self.fileh.close()
        os.remove(self.file)
        cleanup(self)


class IndexPropsChangeTestCase(TempFileMixin, PyTablesTestCase):
    """Test case for changing index properties in a table."""

    class MyDescription(IsDescription):
        icol = IntCol()
    oldIndexProps = IndexProps()
    newIndexProps = IndexProps(auto=False, filters=Filters(complevel=9))

    def setUp(self):
        super(IndexPropsChangeTestCase, self).setUp()
        table = self.h5file.create_table('/', 'test', self.MyDescription)
        table.autoindex = self.oldIndexProps.auto
        row = table.row
        for i in range(100):
            row['icol'] = i % 25
            row.append()
        table.flush()
        self.table = table

    def tearDown(self):
        super(IndexPropsChangeTestCase, self).tearDown()

    def test_attributes(self):
        """Storing index properties as table attributes."""
        for refprops in [self.oldIndexProps, self.newIndexProps]:
            self.assertEqual(self.table.autoindex, refprops.auto)
            self.table.autoindex = self.newIndexProps.auto

    def test_copyattrs(self):
        """Copying index properties attributes."""
        oldtable = self.table
        newtable = oldtable.copy('/', 'test2')
        self.assertEqual(oldtable.autoindex, newtable.autoindex)


class IndexFiltersTestCase(TempFileMixin, PyTablesTestCase):
    """Test case for setting index filters."""

    def setUp(self):
        super(IndexFiltersTestCase, self).setUp()
        description = {'icol': IntCol()}
        self.table = self.h5file.create_table('/', 'test', description)

    def test_createIndex(self):
        """Checking input parameters in new indexes."""
        # Different from default.
        argfilters = copy.copy(default_index_filters)
        argfilters.shuffle = not default_index_filters.shuffle

        # Different both from default and the previous one.
        idxfilters = copy.copy(default_index_filters)
        idxfilters.shuffle = not default_index_filters.shuffle
        idxfilters.fletcher32 = not default_index_filters.fletcher32

        icol = self.table.cols.icol

        # First create
        icol.create_index(kind='ultralight', optlevel=4)
        self.assertEqual(icol.index.kind, 'ultralight')
        self.assertEqual(icol.index.optlevel, 4)
        self.assertEqual(icol.index.filters, default_index_filters)
        icol.remove_index()

        # Second create
        icol.create_index(kind='medium', optlevel=3, filters=argfilters)
        self.assertEqual(icol.index.kind, 'medium')
        self.assertEqual(icol.index.optlevel, 3)
        self.assertEqual(icol.index.filters, argfilters)
        icol.remove_index()

    def test_reindex(self):
        """Checking input parameters in recomputed indexes."""
        icol = self.table.cols.icol
        icol.create_index(
            kind='full', optlevel=5, filters=Filters(complevel=3))
        kind = icol.index.kind
        optlevel = icol.index.optlevel
        filters = icol.index.filters
        icol.reindex()
        ni = icol.index
        if verbose:
            print("Old parameters: %s, %s, %s" % (kind, optlevel, filters))
            print("New parameters: %s, %s, %s" % (
                ni.kind, ni.optlevel, ni.filters))
        self.assertEqual(ni.kind, kind)
        self.assertEqual(ni.optlevel, optlevel)
        self.assertEqual(ni.filters, filters)


class OldIndexTestCase(PyTablesTestCase):

    def test1_x(self):
        """Check that files with 1.x indexes are recognized and warned."""
        fname = self._testFilename("idx-std-1.x.h5")
        f = open_file(fname)
        self.assertWarns(OldIndexWarning, f.get_node, "/table")
        f.close()


# Sensible parameters for indexing with small blocksizes
small_blocksizes = (512, 128, 32, 8)


class CompletelySortedIndexTestCase(TempFileMixin, PyTablesTestCase):
    """Test case for testing a complete sort in a table."""

    nrows = 100
    nrowsinbuf = 11

    class MyDescription(IsDescription):
        rcol = IntCol(pos=1)
        icol = IntCol(pos=2)

    def setUp(self):
        super(CompletelySortedIndexTestCase, self).setUp()
        table = self.h5file.create_table('/', 'table', self.MyDescription)
        row = table.row
        nrows = self.nrows
        for i in range(nrows):
            row['rcol'] = i
            row['icol'] = nrows - i
            row.append()
        table.flush()
        self.table = table
        self.icol = self.table.cols.icol
        # A full index with maximum optlevel should always be completely sorted
        self.icol.create_csindex(_blocksizes=small_blocksizes)

    def test00_isCompletelySortedIndex(self):
        """Testing the Column.is_csi property."""
        icol = self.icol
        self.assertEqual(icol.index.is_csi, True)
        icol.remove_index()
        # Other kinds than full, should never return a CSI
        icol.create_index(kind="medium", optlevel=9)
        self.assertEqual(icol.index.is_csi, False)
        icol.remove_index()
        # As the table is small, lesser optlevels should be able to
        # create a completely sorted index too.
        icol.create_index(kind="full", optlevel=6)
        self.assertEqual(icol.index.is_csi, True)
        # Checking a CSI in a sorted copy
        self.table.copy("/", 'table2', sortby='icol', checkCSI=True)
        self.assertEqual(icol.index.is_csi, True)

    def test01_readSorted1(self):
        """Testing the Index.read_sorted() method with no arguments."""
        icol = self.icol
        sortedcol = numpy.sort(icol[:])
        sortedcol2 = icol.index.read_sorted()
        if verbose:
            print("Original sorted column:", sortedcol)
            print("The values from the index:", sortedcol2)
        self.assertTrue(allequal(sortedcol, sortedcol2))

    def test01_readSorted2(self):
        """Testing the Index.read_sorted() method with arguments (I)."""
        icol = self.icol
        sortedcol = numpy.sort(icol[:])[30:55]
        sortedcol2 = icol.index.read_sorted(30, 55)
        if verbose:
            print("Original sorted column:", sortedcol)
            print("The values from the index:", sortedcol2)
        self.assertTrue(allequal(sortedcol, sortedcol2))

    def test01_readSorted3(self):
        """Testing the Index.read_sorted() method with arguments (II)."""
        icol = self.icol
        sortedcol = numpy.sort(icol[:])[33:97]
        sortedcol2 = icol.index.read_sorted(33, 97)
        if verbose:
            print("Original sorted column:", sortedcol)
            print("The values from the index:", sortedcol2)
        self.assertTrue(allequal(sortedcol, sortedcol2))

    def test02_readIndices1(self):
        """Testing the Index.read_indices() method with no arguments."""
        icol = self.icol
        indicescol = numpy.argsort(icol[:]).astype('uint64')
        indicescol2 = icol.index.read_indices()
        if verbose:
            print("Original indices column:", indicescol)
            print("The values from the index:", indicescol2)
        self.assertTrue(allequal(indicescol, indicescol2))

    def test02_readIndices2(self):
        """Testing the Index.read_indices() method with arguments (I)."""
        icol = self.icol
        indicescol = numpy.argsort(icol[:])[30:55].astype('uint64')
        indicescol2 = icol.index.read_indices(30, 55)
        if verbose:
            print("Original indices column:", indicescol)
            print("The values from the index:", indicescol2)
        self.assertTrue(allequal(indicescol, indicescol2))

    def test02_readIndices3(self):
        """Testing the Index.read_indices() method with arguments (II)."""
        icol = self.icol
        indicescol = numpy.argsort(icol[:])[33:97].astype('uint64')
        indicescol2 = icol.index.read_indices(33, 97)
        if verbose:
            print("Original indices column:", indicescol)
            print("The values from the index:", indicescol2)
        self.assertTrue(allequal(indicescol, indicescol2))

    def test02_readIndices4(self):
        """Testing the Index.read_indices() method with arguments (III)."""
        icol = self.icol
        indicescol = numpy.argsort(icol[:])[33:97:2].astype('uint64')
        indicescol2 = icol.index.read_indices(33, 97, 2)
        if verbose:
            print("Original indices column:", indicescol)
            print("The values from the index:", indicescol2)
        self.assertTrue(allequal(indicescol, indicescol2))

    def test02_readIndices5(self):
        """Testing the Index.read_indices() method with arguments (IV)."""
        icol = self.icol
        indicescol = numpy.argsort(icol[:])[33:55:5].astype('uint64')
        indicescol2 = icol.index.read_indices(33, 55, 5)
        if verbose:
            print("Original indices column:", indicescol)
            print("The values from the index:", indicescol2)
        self.assertTrue(allequal(indicescol, indicescol2))

    def test02_readIndices6(self):
        """Testing the Index.read_indices() method with step only."""
        icol = self.icol
        indicescol = numpy.argsort(icol[:])[::3].astype('uint64')
        indicescol2 = icol.index.read_indices(step=3)
        if verbose:
            print("Original indices column:", indicescol)
            print("The values from the index:", indicescol2)
        self.assertTrue(allequal(indicescol, indicescol2))

    def test03_getitem1(self):
        """Testing the Index.__getitem__() method with no arguments."""
        icol = self.icol
        indicescol = numpy.argsort(icol[:]).astype('uint64')
        indicescol2 = icol.index[:]
        if verbose:
            print("Original indices column:", indicescol)
            print("The values from the index:", indicescol2)
        self.assertTrue(allequal(indicescol, indicescol2))

    def test03_getitem2(self):
        """Testing the Index.__getitem__() method with start."""
        icol = self.icol
        indicescol = numpy.argsort(icol[:])[31].astype('uint64')
        indicescol2 = icol.index[31]
        if verbose:
            print("Original indices column:", indicescol)
            print("The values from the index:", indicescol2)
        self.assertTrue(allequal(indicescol, indicescol2))

    def test03_getitem3(self):
        """Testing the Index.__getitem__() method with start, stop."""
        icol = self.icol
        indicescol = numpy.argsort(icol[:])[2:16].astype('uint64')
        indicescol2 = icol.index[2:16]
        if verbose:
            print("Original indices column:", indicescol)
            print("The values from the index:", indicescol2)
        self.assertTrue(allequal(indicescol, indicescol2))

    def test04_itersorted1(self):
        """Testing the Table.itersorted() method with no arguments."""
        table = self.table
        sortedtable = numpy.sort(table[:], order='icol')
        sortedtable2 = numpy.array(
            [row.fetch_all_fields() for row in table.itersorted(
             'icol')], dtype=table._v_dtype)
        if verbose:
            print("Original sorted table:", sortedtable)
            print("The values from the iterator:", sortedtable2)
        self.assertTrue(allequal(sortedtable, sortedtable2))

    def test04_itersorted2(self):
        """Testing the Table.itersorted() method with a start."""
        table = self.table
        sortedtable = numpy.sort(table[:], order='icol')[15:]
        sortedtable2 = numpy.array(
            [row.fetch_all_fields() for row in table.itersorted(
             'icol', start=15)], dtype=table._v_dtype)
        if verbose:
            print("Original sorted table:", sortedtable)
            print("The values from the iterator:", sortedtable2)
        self.assertTrue(allequal(sortedtable, sortedtable2))

    def test04_itersorted3(self):
        """Testing the Table.itersorted() method with a stop."""
        table = self.table
        sortedtable = numpy.sort(table[:], order='icol')[:20]
        sortedtable2 = numpy.array(
            [row.fetch_all_fields() for row in table.itersorted(
             'icol', stop=20)], dtype=table._v_dtype)
        if verbose:
            print("Original sorted table:", sortedtable)
            print("The values from the iterator:", sortedtable2)
        self.assertTrue(allequal(sortedtable, sortedtable2))

    def test04_itersorted4(self):
        """Testing the Table.itersorted() method with a start and stop."""
        table = self.table
        sortedtable = numpy.sort(table[:], order='icol')[15:20]
        sortedtable2 = numpy.array(
            [row.fetch_all_fields() for row in table.itersorted(
             'icol', start=15, stop=20)], dtype=table._v_dtype)
        if verbose:
            print("Original sorted table:", sortedtable)
            print("The values from the iterator:", sortedtable2)
        self.assertTrue(allequal(sortedtable, sortedtable2))

    def test04_itersorted5(self):
        """Testing the Table.itersorted() method with a start, stop and
        step."""
        table = self.table
        sortedtable = numpy.sort(table[:], order='icol')[15:45:4]
        sortedtable2 = numpy.array(
            [row.fetch_all_fields() for row in table.itersorted(
             'icol', start=15, stop=45, step=4)], dtype=table._v_dtype)
        if verbose:
            print("Original sorted table:", sortedtable)
            print("The values from the iterator:", sortedtable2)
        self.assertTrue(allequal(sortedtable, sortedtable2))

    def test04_itersorted6(self):
        """Testing the Table.itersorted() method with a start, stop and
        step."""
        table = self.table
        sortedtable = numpy.sort(table[:], order='icol')[33:55:5]
        sortedtable2 = numpy.array(
            [row.fetch_all_fields() for row in table.itersorted(
             'icol', start=33, stop=55, step=5)], dtype=table._v_dtype)
        if verbose:
            print("Original sorted table:", sortedtable)
            print("The values from the iterator:", sortedtable2)
        self.assertTrue(allequal(sortedtable, sortedtable2))

    def test04_itersorted7(self):
        """Testing the Table.itersorted() method with checkCSI=True."""
        table = self.table
        sortedtable = numpy.sort(table[:], order='icol')
        sortedtable2 = numpy.array(
            [row.fetch_all_fields() for row in table.itersorted(
             'icol', checkCSI=True)], dtype=table._v_dtype)
        if verbose:
            print("Original sorted table:", sortedtable)
            print("The values from the iterator:", sortedtable2)
        self.assertTrue(allequal(sortedtable, sortedtable2))

    def test04_itersorted8(self):
        """Testing the Table.itersorted() method with a start, stop and
        negative step."""
        # see also gh-252
        table = self.table
        sortedtable = numpy.sort(table[:], order='icol')[55:33:-5]
        sortedtable2 = numpy.array(
            [row.fetch_all_fields() for row in table.itersorted(
             'icol', start=55, stop=33, step=-5)], dtype=table._v_dtype)
        if verbose:
            print("Original sorted table:", sortedtable)
            print("The values from the iterator:", sortedtable2)
        self.assertTrue(allequal(sortedtable, sortedtable2))

    def test04_itersorted9(self):
        """Testing the Table.itersorted() method with a negative step."""
        # see also gh-252
        table = self.table
        sortedtable = numpy.sort(table[:], order='icol')[::-5]
        sortedtable2 = numpy.array(
            [row.fetch_all_fields() for row in table.itersorted(
             'icol', step=-5)], dtype=table._v_dtype)
        if verbose:
            print("Original sorted table:", sortedtable)
            print("The values from the iterator:", sortedtable2)
        self.assertTrue(allequal(sortedtable, sortedtable2))

    def test05_readSorted1(self):
        """Testing the Table.read_sorted() method with no arguments."""
        table = self.table
        sortedtable = numpy.sort(table[:], order='icol')
        sortedtable2 = table.read_sorted('icol')
        if verbose:
            print("Original sorted table:", sortedtable)
            print("The values from read_sorted:", sortedtable2)
        self.assertTrue(allequal(sortedtable, sortedtable2))

    def test05_readSorted2(self):
        """Testing the Table.read_sorted() method with a start."""
        table = self.table
        sortedtable = numpy.sort(table[:], order='icol')[16:17]
        sortedtable2 = table.read_sorted('icol', start=16)
        if verbose:
            print("Original sorted table:", sortedtable)
            print("The values from read_sorted:", sortedtable2)
        self.assertTrue(allequal(sortedtable, sortedtable2))

    def test05_readSorted3(self):
        """Testing the Table.read_sorted() method with a start and stop."""
        table = self.table
        sortedtable = numpy.sort(table[:], order='icol')[16:33]
        sortedtable2 = table.read_sorted('icol', start=16, stop=33)
        if verbose:
            print("Original sorted table:", sortedtable)
            print("The values from read_sorted:", sortedtable2)
        self.assertTrue(allequal(sortedtable, sortedtable2))

    def test05_readSorted4(self):
        """Testing the Table.read_sorted() method with a start, stop and
        step."""
        table = self.table
        sortedtable = numpy.sort(table[:], order='icol')[33:55:5]
        sortedtable2 = table.read_sorted('icol', start=33, stop=55, step=5)
        if verbose:
            print("Original sorted table:", sortedtable)
            print("The values from read_sorted:", sortedtable2)
        self.assertTrue(allequal(sortedtable, sortedtable2))

    def test05_readSorted5(self):
        """Testing the Table.read_sorted() method with only a step."""
        table = self.table
        sortedtable = numpy.sort(table[:], order='icol')[::3]
        sortedtable2 = table.read_sorted('icol', step=3)
        if verbose:
            print("Original sorted table:", sortedtable)
            print("The values from read_sorted:", sortedtable2)
        self.assertTrue(allequal(sortedtable, sortedtable2))

    def test05_readSorted6(self):
        """Testing the Table.read_sorted() method with negative step."""
        table = self.table
        sortedtable = numpy.sort(table[:], order='icol')[::-1]
        sortedtable2 = table.read_sorted('icol', step=-1)
        if verbose:
            print("Original sorted table:", sortedtable)
            print("The values from read_sorted:", sortedtable2)
        self.assertTrue(allequal(sortedtable, sortedtable2))

    def test05_readSorted7(self):
        """Testing the Table.read_sorted() method with negative step (II)."""
        table = self.table
        sortedtable = numpy.sort(table[:], order='icol')[::-2]
        sortedtable2 = table.read_sorted('icol', step=-2)
        if verbose:
            print("Original sorted table:", sortedtable)
            print("The values from read_sorted:", sortedtable2)
        self.assertTrue(allequal(sortedtable, sortedtable2))

    def test05_readSorted8(self):
        """Testing the Table.read_sorted() method with negative step (III))."""
        table = self.table
        sstart = 100-24-1
        sstop = 100-54-1
        sortedtable = numpy.sort(table[:], order='icol')[sstart:sstop:-1]
        sortedtable2 = table.read_sorted('icol', start=24, stop=54, step=-1)
        if verbose:
            print("Original sorted table:", sortedtable)
            print("The values from read_sorted:", sortedtable2)
        self.assertTrue(allequal(sortedtable, sortedtable2))

    def test05_readSorted9(self):
        """Testing the Table.read_sorted() method with negative step (IV))."""
        table = self.table
        sstart = 100-14-1
        sstop = 100-54-1
        sortedtable = numpy.sort(table[:], order='icol')[sstart:sstop:-3]
        sortedtable2 = table.read_sorted('icol', start=14, stop=54, step=-3)
        if verbose:
            print("Original sorted table:", sortedtable)
            print("The values from read_sorted:", sortedtable2)
        self.assertTrue(allequal(sortedtable, sortedtable2))

    def test05_readSorted10(self):
        """Testing the Table.read_sorted() method with negative step (V))."""
        table = self.table
        sstart = 100-24-1
        sstop = 100-25-1
        sortedtable = numpy.sort(table[:], order='icol')[sstart:sstop:-2]
        sortedtable2 = table.read_sorted('icol', start=24, stop=25, step=-2)
        if verbose:
            print("Original sorted table:", sortedtable)
            print("The values from read_sorted:", sortedtable2)
        self.assertTrue(allequal(sortedtable, sortedtable2))

    def test05_readSorted11(self):
        """Testing the Table.read_sorted() method with start > stop."""
        table = self.table
        sstart = 100-137-1
        sstop = 100-25-1
        sortedtable = numpy.sort(table[:], order='icol')[sstart:sstop:-2]
        sortedtable2 = table.read_sorted('icol', start=137, stop=25, step=-2)
        if verbose:
            print("Original sorted table:", sortedtable)
            print("The values from read_sorted:", sortedtable2)
        self.assertTrue(allequal(sortedtable, sortedtable2))

    def test05a_readSorted12(self):
        """Testing the Table.read_sorted() method with checkCSI (I)."""
        table = self.table
        sortedtable = numpy.sort(table[:], order='icol')
        sortedtable2 = table.read_sorted('icol', checkCSI=True)
        if verbose:
            print("Original sorted table:", sortedtable)
            print("The values from read_sorted:", sortedtable2)
        self.assertTrue(allequal(sortedtable, sortedtable2))

    def test05b_readSorted12(self):
        """Testing the Table.read_sorted() method with checkCSI (II)."""
        table = self.table
        self.assertRaises(ValueError,
                          table.read_sorted, "rcol", checkCSI=False)

    def test06_copy_sorted1(self):
        """Testing the Table.copy(sortby) method with no arguments."""
        table = self.table
        # Copy to another table
        table.nrowsinbuf = self.nrowsinbuf
        table2 = table.copy("/", 'table2', sortby="icol")
        sortedtable = numpy.sort(table[:], order='icol')
        sortedtable2 = table2[:]
        if verbose:
            print("Original sorted table:", sortedtable)
            print("The values from copy:", sortedtable2)
        self.assertTrue(allequal(sortedtable, sortedtable2))

    def test06_copy_sorted2(self):
        """Testing the Table.copy(sortby) method with step=-1."""
        table = self.table
        # Copy to another table
        table.nrowsinbuf = self.nrowsinbuf
        table2 = table.copy("/", 'table2', sortby="icol", step=-1)
        sortedtable = numpy.sort(table[:], order='icol')[::-1]
        sortedtable2 = table2[:]
        if verbose:
            print("Original sorted table:", sortedtable)
            print("The values from copy:", sortedtable2)
        self.assertTrue(allequal(sortedtable, sortedtable2))

    def test06_copy_sorted3(self):
        """Testing the Table.copy(sortby) method with only a start."""
        table = self.table
        # Copy to another table
        table.nrowsinbuf = self.nrowsinbuf
        table2 = table.copy("/", 'table2', sortby="icol", start=3)
        sortedtable = numpy.sort(table[:], order='icol')[3:4]
        sortedtable2 = table2[:]
        if verbose:
            print("Original sorted table:", sortedtable)
            print("The values from copy:", sortedtable2)
        self.assertTrue(allequal(sortedtable, sortedtable2))

    def test06_copy_sorted4(self):
        """Testing the Table.copy(sortby) method with start, stop."""
        table = self.table
        # Copy to another table
        table.nrowsinbuf = self.nrowsinbuf
        table2 = table.copy("/", 'table2', sortby="icol", start=3, stop=40)
        sortedtable = numpy.sort(table[:], order='icol')[3:40]
        sortedtable2 = table2[:]
        if verbose:
            print("Original sorted table:", sortedtable)
            print("The values from copy:", sortedtable2)
        self.assertTrue(allequal(sortedtable, sortedtable2))

    def test06_copy_sorted5(self):
        """Testing the Table.copy(sortby) method with start, stop, step."""
        table = self.table
        # Copy to another table
        table.nrowsinbuf = self.nrowsinbuf
        table2 = table.copy("/", 'table2', sortby="icol",
                            start=3, stop=33, step=5)
        sortedtable = numpy.sort(table[:], order='icol')[3:33:5]
        sortedtable2 = table2[:]
        if verbose:
            print("Original sorted table:", sortedtable)
            print("The values from copy:", sortedtable2)
        self.assertTrue(allequal(sortedtable, sortedtable2))

    def test06_copy_sorted6(self):
        """Testing the Table.copy(sortby) method after table re-opening."""
        self._reopen(mode='a')
        table = self.h5file.root.table
        # Copy to another table
        table.nrowsinbuf = self.nrowsinbuf
        table2 = table.copy("/", 'table2', sortby="icol")
        sortedtable = numpy.sort(table[:], order='icol')
        sortedtable2 = table2[:]
        if verbose:
            print("Original sorted table:", sortedtable)
            print("The values from copy:", sortedtable2)
        self.assertTrue(allequal(sortedtable, sortedtable2))

    def test06_copy_sorted7(self):
        """Testing the `checkCSI` parameter of Table.copy() (I)."""
        table = self.table
        # Copy to another table
        table.nrowsinbuf = self.nrowsinbuf
        table2 = table.copy("/", 'table2', sortby="icol")
        self.assertRaises(ValueError,
                          table2.copy, "/", 'table3',
                          sortby="rcol", checkCSI=False)

    def test06_copy_sorted8(self):
        """Testing the `checkCSI` parameter of Table.copy() (II)."""
        table = self.table
        # Copy to another table
        table.nrowsinbuf = self.nrowsinbuf
        table2 = table.copy("/", 'table2', sortby="icol")
        self.assertRaises(ValueError,
                          table2.copy, "/", 'table3',
                          sortby="rcol", checkCSI=True)

    def test07_isCSI_noelements(self):
        """Testing the representation of an index with no elements."""
        t2 = self.h5file.create_table('/', 't2', self.MyDescription)
        irows = t2.cols.rcol.create_csindex()
        if verbose:
            print("repr(t2)-->\n", repr(t2))
        self.assertEqual(irows, 0)
        self.assertEqual(t2.colindexes['rcol'].is_csi, False)


class ReadSortedIndexTestCase(TempFileMixin, PyTablesTestCase):
    """Test case for testing sorted reading in a "full" sorted column."""

    nrows = 100
    nrowsinbuf = 11

    class MyDescription(IsDescription):
        rcol = IntCol(pos=1)
        icol = IntCol(pos=2)

    def setUp(self):
        super(ReadSortedIndexTestCase, self).setUp()
        table = self.h5file.create_table('/', 'table', self.MyDescription)
        row = table.row
        nrows = self.nrows
        for i in range(nrows):
            row['rcol'] = i
            row['icol'] = nrows - i
            row.append()
        table.flush()
        self.table = table
        self.icol = self.table.cols.icol
        # A full index with maximum optlevel should always be completely sorted
        self.icol.create_index(optlevel=self.optlevel, kind="full",
                               _blocksizes=small_blocksizes)

    def test01_readSorted1(self):
        """Testing the Table.read_sorted() method with no arguments."""
        table = self.table
        sortedtable = numpy.sort(table[:], order='icol')
        sortedtable2 = table.read_sorted('icol')
        if verbose:
            print("Sorted table:", sortedtable)
            print("The values from read_sorted:", sortedtable2)
        # Compare with the sorted read table because we have no
        # guarantees that read_sorted returns a completely sorted table
        self.assertTrue(allequal(sortedtable,
                                 numpy.sort(sortedtable2, order="icol")))

    def test01_readSorted2(self):
        """Testing the Table.read_sorted() method with no arguments (re-open).
        """
        self._reopen()
        table = self.h5file.root.table
        sortedtable = numpy.sort(table[:], order='icol')
        sortedtable2 = table.read_sorted('icol')
        if verbose:
            print("Sorted table:", sortedtable)
            print("The values from read_sorted:", sortedtable2)
        # Compare with the sorted read table because we have no
        # guarantees that read_sorted returns a completely sorted table
        self.assertTrue(allequal(sortedtable,
                                 numpy.sort(sortedtable2, order="icol")))

    def test02_copy_sorted1(self):
        """Testing the Table.copy(sortby) method."""
        table = self.table
        # Copy to another table
        table.nrowsinbuf = self.nrowsinbuf
        table2 = table.copy("/", 'table2', sortby="icol")
        sortedtable = numpy.sort(table[:], order='icol')
        sortedtable2 = numpy.sort(table2[:], order='icol')
        if verbose:
            print("Original table:", table2[:])
            print("The sorted values from copy:", sortedtable2)
        self.assertTrue(allequal(sortedtable, sortedtable2))

    def test02_copy_sorted2(self):
        """Testing the Table.copy(sortby) method after table re-opening."""
        self._reopen(mode='a')
        table = self.h5file.root.table
        # Copy to another table
        table.nrowsinbuf = self.nrowsinbuf
        table2 = table.copy("/", 'table2', sortby="icol")
        sortedtable = numpy.sort(table[:], order='icol')
        sortedtable2 = numpy.sort(table2[:], order='icol')
        if verbose:
            print("Original table:", table2[:])
            print("The sorted values from copy:", sortedtable2)
        self.assertTrue(allequal(sortedtable, sortedtable2))


class ReadSortedIndex0(ReadSortedIndexTestCase):
    optlevel = 0


class ReadSortedIndex3(ReadSortedIndexTestCase):
    optlevel = 3


class ReadSortedIndex6(ReadSortedIndexTestCase):
    optlevel = 6


class ReadSortedIndex9(ReadSortedIndexTestCase):
    optlevel = 9


class Issue156TestBase(PyTablesTestCase):
    # field name in table according to which test_copysort() sorts the table
    sort_field = None

    def setUp(self):
        # create hdf5 file
        self.filename = tempfile.mktemp(".hdf5")
        self.file = open_file(self.filename, mode="w")

        # create nested table
        class Foo(IsDescription):
            frame = UInt16Col()

            class Bar(IsDescription):
                code = UInt16Col()

        table = self.file.create_table('/', 'foo', Foo,
                                       filters=Filters(3, 'zlib'),
                                       createparents=True)

        self.file.flush()

        # fill table with 10 random numbers
        for k in range(10):
            row = table.row
            row['frame'] = numpy.random.random_integers(0, 2**16-1)
            row['Bar/code'] = numpy.random.random_integers(0, 2**16-1)
            row.append()

        self.file.flush()

    def tearDown(self):
        self.file.close()
        os.remove(self.filename)

    def test_copysort(self):
        # copy table
        oldNode = self.file.get_node('/foo')

        # create completely sorted index on a main column
        oldNode.colinstances[self.sort_field].create_csindex()

        # this fails on ade2ba123efd267fd31
        # see gh-156
        new_node = oldNode.copy(newname='foo2', overwrite=True,
                                sortby=self.sort_field, checkCSI=True,
                                propindexes=True)

        # check column is sorted
        self.assertTrue(numpy.all(
            new_node.col(self.sort_field) ==
            sorted(oldNode.col(self.sort_field))))
        # check index is available
        self.assertTrue(self.sort_field in new_node.colindexes)
        # check CSI was propagated
        self.assertTrue(new_node.colindexes[self.sort_field].is_csi)


class Issue156TestCase01(Issue156TestBase):
    # sort by field from non nested entry
    sort_field = 'frame'


class Issue156TestCase02(Issue156TestBase):
    # sort by field from nested entry
    sort_field = 'Bar/code'


class Issue119Time32ColTestCase(PyTablesTestCase):
    """TimeCol not properly indexing."""

    col_typ = Time32Col
    values = [
        0.93240451618785880,
        0.76322375510776170,
        0.16695030056300875,
        0.91259117097807850,
        0.93977847053454630,
        0.51450406513503090,
        0.24452129962257563,
        0.85475938924825230,
        0.32512326762476930,
        0.75127635627046820,
    ]

    def setUp(self):
        # create hdf5 file
        self.filename = tempfile.mktemp(".hdf5")
        self.file = open_file(self.filename, mode="w")

        class Descr(IsDescription):
            when = self.col_typ(pos=1)
            value = Float32Col(pos=2)

        self.table = self.file.create_table('/', 'test', Descr)

        self.t = 1321031471.0  # 11/11/11 11:11:11
        data = [(self.t + i, item) for i, item in enumerate(self.values)]
        self.table.append(data)
        self.file.flush()

    def tearDown(self):
        self.file.close()
        os.remove(self.filename)

    def test_timecol_issue(self):
        tbl = self.table
        t = self.t

        wherestr = '(when >= %d) & (when < %d)' % (t, t + 5)

        no_index = tbl.read_where(wherestr)

        tbl.cols.when.create_index(_verbose=False)
        with_index = tbl.read_where(wherestr)

        self.assertTrue((no_index == with_index).all())


class Issue119Time64ColTestCase(Issue119Time32ColTestCase):
    col_typ = Time64Col


class TestIndexingNans(TempFileMixin, PyTablesTestCase):
    def test_issue_282(self):
        trMap = {'index': Int64Col(), 'values': FloatCol()}
        table = self.h5file.create_table('/', 'table', trMap)

        r = table.row
        for i in range(5):
            r['index'] = i
            r['values'] = numpy.nan if i == 0 else i
            r.append()
        table.flush()

        table.cols.values.create_index()

        # retrieve
        result = table.read_where('(values >= 0)')
        self.assertTrue(len(result) == 4)

    def test_issue_327(self):
        table = self.h5file.create_table('/', 'table', dict(
            index=Int64Col(),
            values=FloatCol(shape=()),
            values2=FloatCol(shape=()),
        ))

        r = table.row
        for i in range(5):
            r['index'] = i
            r['values'] = numpy.nan if i == 2 or i == 3 else i
            r['values2'] = i
            r.append()
        table.flush()

        table.cols.values.create_index()
        table.cols.values2.create_index()

        results2 = table.read_where('(values2 > 0)')
        self.assertTrue(len(results2) == 4)

        results = table.read_where('(values > 0)')
        self.assertTrue(len(results) == 2)

#----------------------------------------------------------------------


def suite():
    theSuite = unittest.TestSuite()

    niter = 1
    # heavy = 1  # Uncomment this only for testing purposes!

    for n in range(niter):
        theSuite.addTest(unittest.makeSuite(BasicReadTestCase))
        theSuite.addTest(unittest.makeSuite(ZlibReadTestCase))
        theSuite.addTest(unittest.makeSuite(BloscReadTestCase))
        theSuite.addTest(unittest.makeSuite(LZOReadTestCase))
        theSuite.addTest(unittest.makeSuite(Bzip2ReadTestCase))
        theSuite.addTest(unittest.makeSuite(ShuffleReadTestCase))
        theSuite.addTest(unittest.makeSuite(Fletcher32ReadTestCase))
        theSuite.addTest(unittest.makeSuite(ShuffleFletcher32ReadTestCase))
        theSuite.addTest(unittest.makeSuite(OneHalfTestCase))
        theSuite.addTest(unittest.makeSuite(UpperBoundTestCase))
        theSuite.addTest(unittest.makeSuite(LowerBoundTestCase))
        theSuite.addTest(unittest.makeSuite(AI1TestCase))
        theSuite.addTest(unittest.makeSuite(AI2TestCase))
        theSuite.addTest(unittest.makeSuite(AI9TestCase))
        theSuite.addTest(unittest.makeSuite(DeepTableIndexTestCase))
        theSuite.addTest(unittest.makeSuite(IndexPropsChangeTestCase))
        theSuite.addTest(unittest.makeSuite(IndexFiltersTestCase))
        theSuite.addTest(unittest.makeSuite(OldIndexTestCase))
        theSuite.addTest(unittest.makeSuite(CompletelySortedIndexTestCase))
        theSuite.addTest(unittest.makeSuite(ManyNodesTestCase))
        theSuite.addTest(unittest.makeSuite(ReadSortedIndex0))
        theSuite.addTest(unittest.makeSuite(ReadSortedIndex3))
        theSuite.addTest(unittest.makeSuite(ReadSortedIndex6))
        theSuite.addTest(unittest.makeSuite(ReadSortedIndex9))
        theSuite.addTest(unittest.makeSuite(Issue156TestCase01))
        theSuite.addTest(unittest.makeSuite(Issue156TestCase02))
        theSuite.addTest(unittest.makeSuite(Issue119Time32ColTestCase))
        theSuite.addTest(unittest.makeSuite(Issue119Time64ColTestCase))
        theSuite.addTest(unittest.makeSuite(TestIndexingNans))
    if heavy:
        # These are too heavy for normal testing
        theSuite.addTest(unittest.makeSuite(AI4bTestCase))
        theSuite.addTest(unittest.makeSuite(AI5TestCase))
        theSuite.addTest(unittest.makeSuite(AI6TestCase))
        theSuite.addTest(unittest.makeSuite(AI7TestCase))
        theSuite.addTest(unittest.makeSuite(AI8TestCase))
        theSuite.addTest(unittest.makeSuite(AI10TestCase))
        theSuite.addTest(unittest.makeSuite(AI11TestCase))
        theSuite.addTest(unittest.makeSuite(AI12TestCase))

    return theSuite

if __name__ == '__main__':
    unittest.main(defaultTest='suite')
