class_name GutTest
# ##############################################################################
#(G)odot (U)nit (T)est class
#
# ##############################################################################
# The MIT License (MIT)
# =====================
#
# Copyright (c) 2020 Tom "Butch" Wesley
#
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# of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal
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# THE SOFTWARE.
#
# ##############################################################################
# View readme for usage details.
#
# Version - see gut.gd
# ##############################################################################
# Class that all test scripts must extend.
#
# This provides all the asserts and other testing features.  Test scripts are
# run by the Gut class in gut.gd
# ##############################################################################
extends Node

var _utils = load("res://addons/gut/utils.gd").get_instance()
var _compare = _utils.Comparator.new()

# Need a reference to the instance that is running the tests.  This
# is set by the gut class when it runs the tests.  This gets you
# access to the asserts in the tests you write.
var gut = null

var _disable_strict_datatype_checks = false
# Holds all the text for a test's fail/pass.  This is used for testing purposes
# to see the text of a failed sub-test in test_test.gd
var _fail_pass_text = []

const EDITOR_PROPERTY = PROPERTY_USAGE_SCRIPT_VARIABLE | PROPERTY_USAGE_DEFAULT
const VARIABLE_PROPERTY = PROPERTY_USAGE_SCRIPT_VARIABLE

# Summary counts for the test.
var _summary = {asserts = 0, passed = 0, failed = 0, tests = 0, pending = 0}

# This is used to watch signals so we can make assertions about them.
var _signal_watcher = load("res://addons/gut/signal_watcher.gd").new()

# Convenience copy of _utils.DOUBLE_STRATEGY
var DOUBLE_STRATEGY = GutUtils.DOUBLE_STRATEGY

var _lgr = _utils.get_logger()
var _strutils = _utils.Strutils.new()

# syntax sugar
var ParameterFactory = _utils.ParameterFactory
var CompareResult = _utils.CompareResult
var InputFactory = _utils.InputFactory
var InputSender = _utils.InputSender


func _init():
	pass


func _str(thing):
	return _strutils.type2str(thing)


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Fail an assertion.  Causes test and script to fail as well.
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
func _fail(text):
	_summary.asserts += 1
	_summary.failed += 1
	_fail_pass_text.append("failed:  " + text)
	if gut:
		_lgr.failed(gut.get_call_count_text() + text)
		gut._fail(text)


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Pass an assertion.
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
func _pass(text):
	_summary.asserts += 1
	_summary.passed += 1
	_fail_pass_text.append("passed:  " + text)
	if gut:
		_lgr.passed(text)
		gut._pass(text)


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Checks if the datatypes passed in match.  If they do not then this will cause
# a fail to occur.  If they match then TRUE is returned, FALSE if not.  This is
# used in all the assertions that compare values.
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
func _do_datatypes_match__fail_if_not(got, expected, text):
	var did_pass = true

	if !_disable_strict_datatype_checks:
		var got_type = typeof(got)
		var expect_type = typeof(expected)
		if got_type != expect_type and got != null and expected != null:
			# If we have a mismatch between float and int (types 2 and 3) then
			# print out a warning but do not fail.
			if [2, 3].has(got_type) and [2, 3].has(expect_type):
				_lgr.warn(
					str(
						"Warn:  Float/Int comparison.  Got ",
						_strutils.types[got_type],
						" but expected ",
						_strutils.types[expect_type]
					)
				)
			elif (
				[TYPE_STRING, TYPE_STRING_NAME].has(got_type)
				and [TYPE_STRING, TYPE_STRING_NAME].has(expect_type)
			):
				pass
			else:
				_fail(
					(
						"Cannot compare "
						+ _strutils.types[got_type]
						+ "["
						+ _str(got)
						+ "] to "
						+ _strutils.types[expect_type]
						+ "["
						+ _str(expected)
						+ "].  "
						+ text
					)
				)
				did_pass = false

	return did_pass


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Create a string that lists all the methods that were called on an spied
# instance.
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
func _get_desc_of_calls_to_instance(inst):
	var BULLET = "  * "
	var calls = gut.get_spy().get_call_list_as_string(inst)
	# indent all the calls
	calls = BULLET + calls.replace("\n", "\n" + BULLET)
	# remove_at trailing newline and bullet
	calls = calls.substr(0, calls.length() - BULLET.length() - 1)
	return "Calls made on " + str(inst) + "\n" + calls


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Signal assertion helper.  Do not call directly, use _can_make_signal_assertions
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
func _fail_if_does_not_have_signal(object, signal_name):
	var did_fail = false
	if !_signal_watcher.does_object_have_signal(object, signal_name):
		_fail(str("Object ", object, " does not have the signal [", signal_name, "]"))
		did_fail = true
	return did_fail


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Signal assertion helper.  Do not call directly, use _can_make_signal_assertions
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
func _fail_if_not_watching(object):
	var did_fail = false
	if !_signal_watcher.is_watching_object(object):
		_fail(
			str(
				"Cannot make signal assertions because the object ",
				object,
				" is not being watched.  Call watch_signals(some_object) to be able to make assertions about signals."
			)
		)
		did_fail = true
	return did_fail


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Returns text that contains original text and a list of all the signals that
# were emitted for the passed in object.
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
func _get_fail_msg_including_emitted_signals(text, object):
	return str(text, " (Signals emitted: ", _signal_watcher.get_signals_emitted(object), ")")


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# This validates that parameters is an array and generates a specific error
# and a failure with a specific message
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
func _fail_if_parameters_not_array(parameters):
	var invalid = parameters != null and typeof(parameters) != TYPE_ARRAY
	if invalid:
		_lgr.error('The "parameters" parameter must be an array of expected parameter values.')
		_fail("Cannot compare paramter values because an array was not passed.")
	return invalid


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# A bunch of common checkes used when validating a double/method pair.  If
# everything is ok then an empty string is returned, otherwise the message
# is returned.
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
func _get_bad_double_or_method_message(inst, method_name, what_you_cant_do):
	var to_return = ""

	if !_utils.is_double(inst):
		to_return = str("An instance of a Double was expected, you passed:  ", _str(inst))
	elif !inst.has_method(method_name):
		to_return = str(
			"You cannot ",
			what_you_cant_do,
			" [",
			method_name,
			"] because the method does not exist.  ",
			"This can happen if the method is virtual and not overloaded (i.e. _ready) ",
			"or you have mistyped the name of the method."
		)
	elif !inst.__gutdbl_values.doubled_methods.has(method_name):
		to_return = str(
			"You cannot ",
			what_you_cant_do,
			" [",
			method_name,
			"] because ",
			_str(inst),
			" does not overload it or it was ignored with ",
			"ignore_method_when_doubling.  See Doubling ",
			"Strategy in the wiki for details on including non-overloaded ",
			"methods in a double."
		)

	return to_return


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
func _fail_if_not_double_or_does_not_have_method(inst, method_name):
	var to_return = OK

	var msg = _get_bad_double_or_method_message(inst, method_name, "spy on")
	if msg != "":
		_fail(msg)
		to_return = ERR_INVALID_DATA

	return to_return


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
func _create_obj_from_type(type):
	var obj = null
	if type.is_class("PackedScene"):
		obj = type.instantiate()
		add_child(obj)
	else:
		obj = type.new()
	return obj


# #######################
# Virtual Methods
# #######################


# alias for prerun_setup
func before_all():
	pass


# alias for setup
func before_each():
	pass


# alias for postrun_teardown
func after_all():
	pass


# alias for teardown
func after_each():
	pass


# #######################
# Public
# #######################


func get_logger():
	return _lgr


func set_logger(logger):
	_lgr = logger


# #######################
# Asserts
# #######################


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Asserts that the expected value equals the value got.
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
func assert_eq(got, expected, text = ""):
	if _do_datatypes_match__fail_if_not(got, expected, text):
		var disp = "[" + _str(got) + "] expected to equal [" + _str(expected) + "]:  " + text
		var result = null

		result = _compare.simple(got, expected)

		if typeof(got) in [TYPE_ARRAY, TYPE_DICTIONARY]:
			disp = str(result.summary, "  ", text)
			(
				_lgr
				. info(
					"Array/Dictionary compared by value.  Use assert_same to compare references.  Use assert_eq_deep to see diff when failing."
				)
			)

		if result.are_equal:
			_pass(disp)
		else:
			_fail(disp)


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Asserts that the value got does not equal the "not expected" value.
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
func assert_ne(got, not_expected, text = ""):
	if _do_datatypes_match__fail_if_not(got, not_expected, text):
		var disp = (
			"[" + _str(got) + "] expected to not equal [" + _str(not_expected) + "]:  " + text
		)
		var result = null

		result = _compare.simple(got, not_expected)

		if typeof(got) in [TYPE_ARRAY, TYPE_DICTIONARY]:
			disp = str(result.summary, "  ", text)
			(
				_lgr
				. info(
					"Array/Dictionary compared by value.  Use assert_not_same to compare references.  Use assert_ne_deep to see diff."
				)
			)

		if result.are_equal:
			_fail(disp)
		else:
			_pass(disp)


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Asserts that the expected value almost equals the value got.
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
func assert_almost_eq(got, expected, error_interval, text = ""):
	var disp = (
		"["
		+ _str(got)
		+ "] expected to equal ["
		+ _str(expected)
		+ "] +/- ["
		+ str(error_interval)
		+ "]:  "
		+ text
	)
	if (
		_do_datatypes_match__fail_if_not(got, expected, text)
		and _do_datatypes_match__fail_if_not(got, error_interval, text)
	):
		if not _is_almost_eq(got, expected, error_interval):
			_fail(disp)
		else:
			_pass(disp)


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Asserts that the expected value does not almost equal the value got.
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
func assert_almost_ne(got, not_expected, error_interval, text = ""):
	var disp = (
		"["
		+ _str(got)
		+ "] expected to not equal ["
		+ _str(not_expected)
		+ "] +/- ["
		+ str(error_interval)
		+ "]:  "
		+ text
	)
	if (
		_do_datatypes_match__fail_if_not(got, not_expected, text)
		and _do_datatypes_match__fail_if_not(got, error_interval, text)
	):
		if _is_almost_eq(got, not_expected, error_interval):
			_fail(disp)
		else:
			_pass(disp)


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Helper function which correctly compares two variables,
# while properly handling vector2/3 types
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
func _is_almost_eq(got, expected, error_interval) -> bool:
	var result = false
	if typeof(got) == TYPE_VECTOR2:
		if got.x >= (expected.x - error_interval.x) and got.x <= (expected.x + error_interval.x):
			if (
				got.y >= (expected.y - error_interval.y)
				and got.y <= (expected.y + error_interval.y)
			):
				result = true
	elif typeof(got) == TYPE_VECTOR3:
		if got.x >= (expected.x - error_interval.x) and got.x <= (expected.x + error_interval.x):
			if (
				got.y >= (expected.y - error_interval.y)
				and got.y <= (expected.y + error_interval.y)
			):
				if (
					got.z >= (expected.z - error_interval.z)
					and got.z <= (expected.z + error_interval.z)
				):
					result = true
	elif got >= (expected - error_interval) and got <= (expected + error_interval):
		result = true
	return result


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Asserts got is greater than expected
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
func assert_gt(got, expected, text = ""):
	var disp = "[" + _str(got) + "] expected to be > than [" + _str(expected) + "]:  " + text
	if _do_datatypes_match__fail_if_not(got, expected, text):
		if got > expected:
			_pass(disp)
		else:
			_fail(disp)


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Asserts got is less than expected
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
func assert_lt(got, expected, text = ""):
	var disp = "[" + _str(got) + "] expected to be < than [" + _str(expected) + "]:  " + text
	if _do_datatypes_match__fail_if_not(got, expected, text):
		if got < expected:
			_pass(disp)
		else:
			_fail(disp)


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# asserts that got is true
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
func assert_true(got, text = ""):
	if typeof(got) == TYPE_BOOL:
		if got:
			_pass(text)
		else:
			_fail(text)
	else:
		var msg = str("Cannot convert ", _strutils.type2str(got), " to boolean")
		_fail(msg)


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Asserts that got is false
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
func assert_false(got, text = ""):
	if typeof(got) == TYPE_BOOL:
		if got:
			_fail(text)
		else:
			_pass(text)
	else:
		var msg = str("Cannot convert ", _strutils.type2str(got), " to boolean")
		_fail(msg)


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Asserts value is between (inclusive) the two expected values.
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
func assert_between(got, expect_low, expect_high, text = ""):
	var disp = (
		"["
		+ _str(got)
		+ "] expected to be between ["
		+ _str(expect_low)
		+ "] and ["
		+ str(expect_high)
		+ "]:  "
		+ text
	)

	if (
		_do_datatypes_match__fail_if_not(got, expect_low, text)
		and _do_datatypes_match__fail_if_not(got, expect_high, text)
	):
		if expect_low > expect_high:
			disp = (
				"INVALID range.  ["
				+ str(expect_low)
				+ "] is not less than ["
				+ str(expect_high)
				+ "]"
			)
			_fail(disp)
		else:
			if got < expect_low or got > expect_high:
				_fail(disp)
			else:
				_pass(disp)


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Asserts value is not between (exclusive) the two expected values.
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
func assert_not_between(got, expect_low, expect_high, text = ""):
	var disp = (
		"["
		+ _str(got)
		+ "] expected not to be between ["
		+ _str(expect_low)
		+ "] and ["
		+ str(expect_high)
		+ "]:  "
		+ text
	)

	if (
		_do_datatypes_match__fail_if_not(got, expect_low, text)
		and _do_datatypes_match__fail_if_not(got, expect_high, text)
	):
		if expect_low > expect_high:
			disp = (
				"INVALID range.  ["
				+ str(expect_low)
				+ "] is not less than ["
				+ str(expect_high)
				+ "]"
			)
			_fail(disp)
		else:
			if got > expect_low and got < expect_high:
				_fail(disp)
			else:
				_pass(disp)


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Uses the 'has' method of the object passed in to determine if it contains
# the passed in element.
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
func assert_has(obj, element, text = ""):
	var disp = str("Expected [", _str(obj), "] to contain value:  [", _str(element), "]:  ", text)
	if obj.has(element):
		_pass(disp)
	else:
		_fail(disp)


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
func assert_does_not_have(obj, element, text = ""):
	var disp = str(
		"Expected [", _str(obj), "] to NOT contain value:  [", _str(element), "]:  ", text
	)
	if obj.has(element):
		_fail(disp)
	else:
		_pass(disp)


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Asserts that a file exists
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
func assert_file_exists(file_path):
	var disp = "expected [" + file_path + "] to exist."
	if FileAccess.file_exists(file_path):
		_pass(disp)
	else:
		_fail(disp)


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Asserts that a file should not exist
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
func assert_file_does_not_exist(file_path):
	var disp = "expected [" + file_path + "] to NOT exist"
	if !FileAccess.file_exists(file_path):
		_pass(disp)
	else:
		_fail(disp)


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Asserts the specified file is empty
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
func assert_file_empty(file_path):
	var disp = "expected [" + file_path + "] to be empty"
	if FileAccess.file_exists(file_path) and gut.is_file_empty(file_path):
		_pass(disp)
	else:
		_fail(disp)


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Asserts the specified file is not empty
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
func assert_file_not_empty(file_path):
	var disp = "expected [" + file_path + "] to contain data"
	if !gut.is_file_empty(file_path):
		_pass(disp)
	else:
		_fail(disp)


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Asserts the object has the specified method
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
func assert_has_method(obj, method, text = ""):
	var disp = _str(obj) + " should have method: " + method
	if text != "":
		disp = _str(obj) + " " + text
	assert_true(obj.has_method(method), disp)


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Verifies the object has get and set methods for the property passed in.  The
# property isn't tied to anything, just a name to be appended to the end of
# get_ and set_.  Asserts the get_ and set_ methods exist, if not, it stops there.
# If they exist then it asserts get_ returns the expected default then calls
# set_ and asserts get_ has the value it was set to.
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
func assert_accessors(obj, property, default, set_to):
	var fail_count = _summary.failed
	var get_func = "get_" + property
	var set_func = "set_" + property

	if obj.has_method("is_" + property):
		get_func = "is_" + property

	assert_has_method(obj, get_func, "should have getter starting with get_ or is_")
	assert_has_method(obj, set_func)
	# SHORT CIRCUIT
	if _summary.failed > fail_count:
		return
	assert_eq(obj.call(get_func), default, "It should have the expected default value.")
	obj.call(set_func, set_to)
	assert_eq(obj.call(get_func), set_to, "The set value should have been returned.")


# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Property search helper.  Used to retrieve Dictionary of specified property
# from passed object. Returns null if not found.
# If provided, property_usage constrains the type of property returned by
# passing either:
# EDITOR_PROPERTY for properties defined as: export var some_value: int
# VARIABLE_PROPERTY for properties defined as: var another_value
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
func _find_object_property(obj, property_name, property_usage = null):
	var result = null
	var found = false
	var properties = obj.get_property_list()

	while !found and !properties.is_empty():
		var property = properties.pop_back()
		if property["name"] == property_name:
			if property_usage == null or property["usage"] == property_usage:
				result = property
				found = true
	return result


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Asserts a class exports a variable.
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
func assert_exports(obj, property_name, type):
	var disp = "expected %s to have editor property [%s]" % [_str(obj), property_name]
	var property = _find_object_property(obj, property_name, EDITOR_PROPERTY)
	if property != null:
		disp += (
			" of type [%s]. Got type [%s]."
			% [_strutils.types[type], _strutils.types[property["type"]]]
		)
		if property["type"] == type:
			_pass(disp)
		else:
			_fail(disp)
	else:
		_fail(disp)


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Signal assertion helper.
#
# Verifies that the object and signal are valid for making signal assertions.
# This will fail with specific messages that indicate why they are not valid.
# This returns true/false to indicate if the object and signal are valid.
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
func _can_make_signal_assertions(object, signal_name):
	return !(_fail_if_not_watching(object) or _fail_if_does_not_have_signal(object, signal_name))


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Check if an object is connected to a signal on another object. Returns True
# if it is and false otherwise
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
func _is_connected(signaler_obj, connect_to_obj, signal_name, method_name = ""):
	if method_name != "":
		return signaler_obj.is_connected(signal_name, Callable(connect_to_obj, method_name))
	else:
		var connections = signaler_obj.get_signal_connection_list(signal_name)
		for conn in connections:
			if (
				conn["signal"].get_name() == signal_name
				and conn["callable"].get_object() == connect_to_obj
			):
				return true
		return false


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Watch the signals for an object.  This must be called before you can make
# any assertions about the signals themselves.
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
func watch_signals(object):
	_signal_watcher.watch_signals(object)


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Asserts that an object is connected to a signal on another object
#
# This will fail with specific messages if the target object is not connected
# to the specified signal on the source object.
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
func assert_connected(signaler_obj, connect_to_obj, signal_name, method_name = ""):
	pass
	var method_disp = ""
	if method_name != "":
		method_disp = str(" using method: [", method_name, "] ")
	var disp = str(
		"Expected object ",
		_str(signaler_obj),
		" to be connected to signal: [",
		signal_name,
		"] on ",
		_str(connect_to_obj),
		method_disp
	)
	if _is_connected(signaler_obj, connect_to_obj, signal_name, method_name):
		_pass(disp)
	else:
		_fail(disp)


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Asserts that an object is not connected to a signal on another object
#
# This will fail with specific messages if the target object is connected
# to the specified signal on the source object.
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
func assert_not_connected(signaler_obj, connect_to_obj, signal_name, method_name = ""):
	var method_disp = ""
	if method_name != "":
		method_disp = str(" using method: [", method_name, "] ")
	var disp = str(
		"Expected object ",
		_str(signaler_obj),
		" to not be connected to signal: [",
		signal_name,
		"] on ",
		_str(connect_to_obj),
		method_disp
	)
	if _is_connected(signaler_obj, connect_to_obj, signal_name, method_name):
		_fail(disp)
	else:
		_pass(disp)


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Asserts that a signal has been emitted at least once.
#
# This will fail with specific messages if the object is not being watched or
# the object does not have the specified signal
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
func assert_signal_emitted(object, signal_name, text = ""):
	var disp = str(
		"Expected object ", _str(object), " to have emitted signal [", signal_name, "]:  ", text
	)
	if _can_make_signal_assertions(object, signal_name):
		if _signal_watcher.did_emit(object, signal_name):
			_pass(disp)
		else:
			_fail(_get_fail_msg_including_emitted_signals(disp, object))


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Asserts that a signal has not been emitted.
#
# This will fail with specific messages if the object is not being watched or
# the object does not have the specified signal
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
func assert_signal_not_emitted(object, signal_name, text = ""):
	var disp = str(
		"Expected object ", _str(object), " to NOT emit signal [", signal_name, "]:  ", text
	)
	if _can_make_signal_assertions(object, signal_name):
		if _signal_watcher.did_emit(object, signal_name):
			_fail(disp)
		else:
			_pass(disp)


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Asserts that a signal was fired with the specified parameters.  The expected
# parameters should be passed in as an array.  An optional index can be passed
# when a signal has fired more than once.  The default is to retrieve the most
# recent emission of the signal.
#
# This will fail with specific messages if the object is not being watched or
# the object does not have the specified signal
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
func assert_signal_emitted_with_parameters(object, signal_name, parameters, index = -1):
	if typeof(parameters) != TYPE_ARRAY:
		_lgr.error(
			"The expected parameters must be wrapped in an array, you passed:  " + _str(parameters)
		)
		_fail("Bad Parameters")
		return

	var disp = str(
		"Expected object ",
		_str(object),
		" to emit signal [",
		signal_name,
		"] with parameters ",
		parameters,
		", got "
	)
	if _can_make_signal_assertions(object, signal_name):
		if _signal_watcher.did_emit(object, signal_name):
			var parms_got = _signal_watcher.get_signal_parameters(object, signal_name, index)
			var diff_result = _compare.deep(parameters, parms_got)
			if diff_result.are_equal:
				_pass(str(disp, parms_got))
			else:
				_fail(
					str(
						"Expected object ",
						_str(object),
						" to emit signal [",
						signal_name,
						"] with parameters ",
						diff_result.summarize()
					)
				)
		else:
			var text = str("Object ", object, " did not emit signal [", signal_name, "]")
			_fail(_get_fail_msg_including_emitted_signals(text, object))


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Assert that a signal has been emitted a specific number of times.
#
# This will fail with specific messages if the object is not being watched or
# the object does not have the specified signal
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
func assert_signal_emit_count(object, signal_name, times, text = ""):
	if _can_make_signal_assertions(object, signal_name):
		var count = _signal_watcher.get_emit_count(object, signal_name)
		var disp = str(
			"Expected the signal [",
			signal_name,
			"] emit count of [",
			count,
			"] to equal [",
			times,
			"]: ",
			text
		)
		if count == times:
			_pass(disp)
		else:
			_fail(_get_fail_msg_including_emitted_signals(disp, object))


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Assert that the passed in object has the specified signal
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
func assert_has_signal(object, signal_name, text = ""):
	var disp = str("Expected object ", _str(object), " to have signal [", signal_name, "]:  ", text)
	if _signal_watcher.does_object_have_signal(object, signal_name):
		_pass(disp)
	else:
		_fail(disp)


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Returns the number of times a signal was emitted.  -1 returned if the object
# is not being watched.
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
func get_signal_emit_count(object, signal_name):
	return _signal_watcher.get_emit_count(object, signal_name)


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Get the parmaters of a fired signal.  If the signal was not fired null is
# returned.  You can specify an optional index (use get_signal_emit_count to
# determine the number of times it was emitted).  The default index is the
# latest time the signal was fired (size() -1 insetead of 0).  The parameters
# returned are in an array.
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
func get_signal_parameters(object, signal_name, index = -1):
	return _signal_watcher.get_signal_parameters(object, signal_name, index)


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Get the parameters for a method call to a doubled object.  By default it will
# return the most recent call.  You can optionally specify an index.
#
# Returns:
# * an array of parameter values if a call the method was found
# * null when a call to the method was not found or the index specified was
#   invalid.
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
func get_call_parameters(object, method_name, index = -1):
	var to_return = null
	if _utils.is_double(object):
		to_return = gut.get_spy().get_call_parameters(object, method_name, index)
	else:
		_lgr.error("You must pass a doulbed object to get_call_parameters.")

	return to_return


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Returns the call count for a method with optional paramter matching.
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
func get_call_count(object, method_name, parameters = null):
	return gut.get_spy().call_count(object, method_name, parameters)


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Assert that object is an instance of a_class
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
func assert_is(object, a_class, text = ""):
	var disp = ""  #var disp = str('Expected [', _str(object), '] to be type of [', a_class, ']: ', text)
	var NATIVE_CLASS = "GDScriptNativeClass"
	var GDSCRIPT_CLASS = "GDScript"
	var bad_param_2 = "Parameter 2 must be a Class (like Node2D or Label).  You passed "

	if typeof(object) != TYPE_OBJECT:
		_fail(str("Parameter 1 must be an instance of an object.  You passed:  ", _str(object)))
	elif typeof(a_class) != TYPE_OBJECT:
		_fail(str(bad_param_2, _str(a_class)))
	else:
		var a_str = _str(a_class)
		disp = str("Expected [", _str(object), "] to extend [", a_str, "]: ", text)
		if !_utils.is_native_class(a_class) and !_utils.is_gdscript(a_class):
			_fail(str(bad_param_2, a_str))
		else:
			if is_instance_of(object, a_class):
				_pass(disp)
			else:
				_fail(disp)


func _get_typeof_string(the_type):
	var to_return = ""
	if _strutils.types.has(the_type):
		to_return += str(the_type, "(", _strutils.types[the_type], ")")
	else:
		to_return += str(the_type)
	return to_return


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
func assert_typeof(object, type, text = ""):
	var disp = str("Expected [typeof(", object, ") = ")
	disp += _get_typeof_string(typeof(object))
	disp += "] to equal ["
	disp += _get_typeof_string(type) + "]"
	disp += ".  " + text
	if typeof(object) == type:
		_pass(disp)
	else:
		_fail(disp)


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
func assert_not_typeof(object, type, text = ""):
	var disp = str("Expected [typeof(", object, ") = ")
	disp += _get_typeof_string(typeof(object))
	disp += "] to not equal ["
	disp += _get_typeof_string(type) + "]"
	disp += ".  " + text
	if typeof(object) != type:
		_pass(disp)
	else:
		_fail(disp)


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Assert that text contains given search string.
# The match_case flag determines case sensitivity.
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
func assert_string_contains(text, search, match_case = true):
	var empty_search = "Expected text and search strings to be non-empty. You passed '%s' and '%s'."
	var disp = "Expected '%s' to contain '%s', match_case=%s" % [text, search, match_case]
	if text == "" or search == "":
		_fail(empty_search % [text, search])
	elif match_case:
		if text.find(search) == -1:
			_fail(disp)
		else:
			_pass(disp)
	else:
		if text.to_lower().find(search.to_lower()) == -1:
			_fail(disp)
		else:
			_pass(disp)


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Assert that text starts with given search string.
# match_case flag determines case sensitivity.
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
func assert_string_starts_with(text, search, match_case = true):
	var empty_search = "Expected text and search strings to be non-empty. You passed '%s' and '%s'."
	var disp = "Expected '%s' to start with '%s', match_case=%s" % [text, search, match_case]
	if text == "" or search == "":
		_fail(empty_search % [text, search])
	elif match_case:
		if text.find(search) == 0:
			_pass(disp)
		else:
			_fail(disp)
	else:
		if text.to_lower().find(search.to_lower()) == 0:
			_pass(disp)
		else:
			_fail(disp)


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Assert that text ends with given search string.
# match_case flag determines case sensitivity.
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
func assert_string_ends_with(text, search, match_case = true):
	var empty_search = "Expected text and search strings to be non-empty. You passed '%s' and '%s'."
	var disp = "Expected '%s' to end with '%s', match_case=%s" % [text, search, match_case]
	var required_index = len(text) - len(search)
	if text == "" or search == "":
		_fail(empty_search % [text, search])
	elif match_case:
		if text.find(search) == required_index:
			_pass(disp)
		else:
			_fail(disp)
	else:
		if text.to_lower().find(search.to_lower()) == required_index:
			_pass(disp)
		else:
			_fail(disp)


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Assert that a method was called on an instance of a doubled class.  If
# parameters are supplied then the params passed in when called must match.
# TODO make 3rd parameter "param_or_text" and add fourth parameter of "text" and
#      then work some magic so this can have a "text" parameter without being
#      annoying.
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
func assert_called(inst, method_name, parameters = null):
	var disp = str("Expected [", method_name, "] to have been called on ", _str(inst))

	if _fail_if_parameters_not_array(parameters):
		return

	if _fail_if_not_double_or_does_not_have_method(inst, method_name) == OK:
		if gut.get_spy().was_called(inst, method_name, parameters):
			_pass(disp)
		else:
			if parameters != null:
				disp += str(" with parameters ", parameters)
			_fail(str(disp, "\n", _get_desc_of_calls_to_instance(inst)))


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Assert that a method was not called on an instance of a doubled class.  If
# parameters are specified then this will only fail if it finds a call that was
# sent matching parameters.
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
func assert_not_called(inst, method_name, parameters = null):
	var disp = str("Expected [", method_name, "] to NOT have been called on ", _str(inst))

	if _fail_if_parameters_not_array(parameters):
		return

	if _fail_if_not_double_or_does_not_have_method(inst, method_name) == OK:
		if gut.get_spy().was_called(inst, method_name, parameters):
			if parameters != null:
				disp += str(" with parameters ", parameters)
			_fail(str(disp, "\n", _get_desc_of_calls_to_instance(inst)))
		else:
			_pass(disp)


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Assert that a method on an instance of a doubled class was called a number
# of times.  If parameters are specified then only calls with matching
# parameter values will be counted.
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
func assert_call_count(inst, method_name, expected_count, parameters = null):
	var count = gut.get_spy().call_count(inst, method_name, parameters)

	if _fail_if_parameters_not_array(parameters):
		return

	var param_text = ""
	if parameters:
		param_text = " with parameters " + str(parameters)
	var disp = "Expected [%s] on %s to be called [%s] times%s.  It was called [%s] times."
	disp = disp % [method_name, _str(inst), expected_count, param_text, count]

	if _fail_if_not_double_or_does_not_have_method(inst, method_name) == OK:
		if count == expected_count:
			_pass(disp)
		else:
			_fail(str(disp, "\n", _get_desc_of_calls_to_instance(inst)))


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Asserts the passed in value is null
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
func assert_null(got, text = ""):
	var disp = str("Expected [", _str(got), "] to be NULL:  ", text)
	if got == null:
		_pass(disp)
	else:
		_fail(disp)


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Asserts the passed in value is null
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
func assert_not_null(got, text = ""):
	var disp = str("Expected [", _str(got), "] to be anything but NULL:  ", text)
	if got == null:
		_fail(disp)
	else:
		_pass(disp)


# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Asserts object has been freed from memory
# We pass in a title (since if it is freed, we lost all identity data)
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
func assert_freed(obj, title = "something"):
	var disp = title
	if is_instance_valid(obj):
		disp = _strutils.type2str(obj) + title
	assert_true(not is_instance_valid(obj), "Expected [%s] to be freed" % disp)


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Asserts Object has not been freed from memory
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
func assert_not_freed(obj, title):
	var disp = title
	if is_instance_valid(obj):
		disp = _strutils.type2str(obj) + title
	assert_true(is_instance_valid(obj), "Expected [%s] to not be freed" % disp)


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Asserts that the current test has not introduced any new orphans.  This only
# applies to the test code that preceedes a call to this method so it should be
# the last thing your test does.
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
func assert_no_new_orphans(text = ""):
	var count = gut.get_orphan_counter().get_counter("test")
	var msg = ""
	if text != "":
		msg = ":  " + text
	# Note that get_counter will return -1 if the counter does not exist.  This
	# can happen with a misplaced assert_no_new_orphans.  Checking for > 0
	# ensures this will not cause some weird failure.
	if count > 0:
		_fail(str("Expected no orphans, but found ", count, msg))
	else:
		_pass("No new orphans found." + msg)


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Validates the singleton_name is a string and exists.  Errors when conditions
# are not met.  Returns true/false if singleton_name is valid or not.
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
func _validate_singleton_name(singleton_name):
	var is_valid = true
	if typeof(singleton_name) != TYPE_STRING:
		_lgr.error(
			"double_singleton requires a Godot singleton name, you passed " + _str(singleton_name)
		)
		is_valid = false
	# Sometimes they have underscores in front of them, sometimes they do not.
	# The doubler is smart enought of ind the right thing, so this has to be
	# that smart as well.
	elif !ClassDB.class_exists(singleton_name) and !ClassDB.class_exists("_" + singleton_name):
		var txt = str(
			"The singleton [",
			singleton_name,
			"] could not be found.  ",
			"Check the GlobalScope page for a list of singletons."
		)
		_lgr.error(txt)
		is_valid = false
	return is_valid


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
func assert_setget(instance, name_property, const_or_setter = null, getter = "__not_set__"):
	_lgr.deprecated("assert_setget")
	_fail(
		"assert_setget has been removed.  Use assert_property, assert_set_property, assert_readonly_property instead."
	)


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# This will set the property through the setter and compare the result to the
# expected value.  Useful when setter is not simple.
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
func assert_set_property(obj, property_name, new_value, expected_value):
	pending("this hasn't been implemented yet")


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# This will attempt to assign new_value to the property and verify that it
# is equal to expected_value.
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
func assert_readonly_property(obj, property_name, new_value, expected_value):
	pending("this hasn't been implemented yet")


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Checks the object for 'get_' and 'set_' methods for the specified property.
# If found a warning is generated.
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
func _warn_for_public_accessors(obj, property_name):
	var public_accessors = []
	var accessor_names = [
		str("get_", property_name), str("is_", property_name), str("set_", property_name)
	]

	for acc in accessor_names:
		if obj.has_method(acc):
			public_accessors.append(acc)

	if public_accessors.size() > 0:
		_lgr.warn(str("Public accessors ", public_accessors, " found for property ", property_name))


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Assumes backing varible with be _<property_name>.  This will perform all the
# asserts of assert_property.  Then this will set the value through the setter
# and check the backing variable value.  It will then reset throught the setter
# and set the backing variable and check the getter.
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
func assert_property_with_backing_variable(
	obj, property_name, default_value, new_value, backed_by_name = null
):
	var setter_name = str("@", property_name, "_setter")
	var getter_name = str("@", property_name, "_getter")
	var backing_name = GutUtils.nvl(backed_by_name, str("_", property_name))
	var pre_fail_count = get_fail_count()

	var props = obj.get_property_list()
	var found = false
	var idx = 0
	while idx < props.size() and !found:
		found = props[idx].name == backing_name
		idx += 1

	assert_true(found, str(obj, " has ", backing_name, " variable."))
	assert_true(obj.has_method(setter_name), str("There should be a setter for ", property_name))
	assert_true(obj.has_method(getter_name), str("There should be a getter for ", property_name))

	if pre_fail_count == get_fail_count():
		var call_setter = Callable(obj, setter_name)
		var call_getter = Callable(obj, getter_name)

		assert_eq(
			obj.get(backing_name),
			default_value,
			str("Variable ", backing_name, " has default value.")
		)
		assert_eq(call_getter.call(), default_value, "Getter returns default value.")
		call_setter.call(new_value)
		assert_eq(call_getter.call(), new_value, "Getter returns value from Setter.")
		assert_eq(obj.get(backing_name), new_value, str("Variable ", backing_name, " was set"))

	_warn_for_public_accessors(obj, property_name)


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# This will verify that the method has a setter and getter for the property.
# It will then use the getter to check the default.  Then use the
# setter with new_value and verify the getter returns the same value.
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
func assert_property(obj, property_name, default_value, new_value) -> void:
	var free_me = null
	var resource = null
	var pre_fail_count = get_fail_count()

	var setter_name = str("@", property_name, "_setter")
	var getter_name = str("@", property_name, "_getter")

	if typeof(obj) != TYPE_OBJECT:
		_fail(str(_str(obj), " is not an object"))
		return

	assert_has_method(obj, setter_name)
	assert_has_method(obj, getter_name)

	if pre_fail_count == get_fail_count():
		var call_setter = Callable(obj, setter_name)
		var call_getter = Callable(obj, getter_name)

		assert_eq(call_getter.call(), default_value, "Default value")
		call_setter.call(new_value)
		assert_eq(call_getter.call(), new_value, "Getter gets Setter value")

	_warn_for_public_accessors(obj, property_name)


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Mark the current test as pending.
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
func pending(text = ""):
	_summary.pending += 1
	if gut:
		_lgr.pending(text)
		gut._pending(text)


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Yield for the time sent in.  The optional message will be printed when
# Gut detects the yield.
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
func wait_seconds(time, msg = ""):
	var to_return = gut.set_wait_time(time, msg)
	return to_return


func yield_for(time, msg = ""):
	_lgr.deprecated("yield_for", "wait_seconds")
	var to_return = gut.set_wait_time(time, msg)
	return to_return


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Yield to a signal or a maximum amount of time, whichever comes first.
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
func wait_for_signal(sig, max_wait, msg = ""):
	watch_signals(sig.get_object())
	var to_return = gut.set_wait_for_signal_or_time(sig.get_object(), sig.get_name(), max_wait, msg)
	return to_return


func yield_to(obj, signal_name, max_wait, msg = ""):
	_lgr.deprecated("yield_to", "wait_for_signal")
	watch_signals(obj)
	var to_return = gut.set_wait_for_signal_or_time(obj, signal_name, max_wait, msg)
	return to_return


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Yield for a number of frames.  The optional message will be printed. when
# Gut detects a yield.
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
func wait_frames(frames, msg = ""):
	if frames <= 0:
		var text = str(
			"yeild_frames:  frames must be > 0, you passed  ", frames, ".  0 frames waited."
		)
		_lgr.error(text)
		frames = 1

	var to_return = gut.set_wait_frames(frames, msg)
	return to_return


func yield_frames(frames, msg = ""):
	_lgr.deprecated("yield_frames", "wait_frames")
	var to_return = wait_frames(frames, msg)
	return to_return


func get_summary():
	return _summary


func get_fail_count():
	return _summary.failed


func get_pass_count():
	return _summary.passed


func get_pending_count():
	return _summary.pending


func get_assert_count():
	return _summary.asserts


func clear_signal_watcher():
	_signal_watcher.clear()


func get_double_strategy():
	return gut.get_doubler().get_strategy()


func set_double_strategy(double_strategy):
	gut.get_doubler().set_strategy(double_strategy)


func pause_before_teardown():
	gut.pause_before_teardown()


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Convert the _summary dictionary into text
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
func get_summary_text():
	var to_return = get_script().get_path() + "\n"
	to_return += str("  ", _summary.passed, " of ", _summary.asserts, " passed.")
	if _summary.pending > 0:
		to_return += str("\n  ", _summary.pending, " pending")
	if _summary.failed > 0:
		to_return += str("\n  ", _summary.failed, " failed.")
	return to_return


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Double a script, inner class, or scene using a path or a loaded script/scene.
#
#
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
func _smart_double(thing, double_strat, partial):
	var override_strat = GutUtils.nvl(double_strat, gut.get_doubler().get_strategy())
	var to_return = null

	if thing is PackedScene:
		if partial:
			to_return = gut.get_doubler().partial_double_scene(thing, override_strat)
		else:
			to_return = gut.get_doubler().double_scene(thing, override_strat)

	elif _utils.is_native_class(thing):
		if partial:
			to_return = gut.get_doubler().partial_double_gdnative(thing)
		else:
			to_return = gut.get_doubler().double_gdnative(thing)

	elif thing is GDScript:
		if partial:
			to_return = gut.get_doubler().partial_double(thing, override_strat)
		else:
			to_return = gut.get_doubler().double(thing, override_strat)

	return to_return


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# This is here to aid in the transition to the new doubling sytnax.  Once this
# has been established it could be removed.  We must keep the is_instance check
# going forward though.
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
func _are_double_parameters_valid(thing, p2, p3):
	var bad_msg = ""
	if p3 != null or typeof(p2) == TYPE_STRING:
		bad_msg += "Doubling using a subpath is not supported.  Call register_inner_class and then pass the Inner Class to double().\n"

	if typeof(thing) == TYPE_STRING:
		bad_msg += "Doubling using the path to a script or scene is no longer supported.  Load the script or scene and pass that to double instead.\n"

	if _utils.is_instance(thing):
		bad_msg += "double requires a script, you passed an instance:  " + _str(thing)

	if bad_msg != "":
		_lgr.error(bad_msg)

	return bad_msg == ""


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
func double(thing, double_strat = null, not_used_anymore = null):
	if !_are_double_parameters_valid(thing, double_strat, not_used_anymore):
		return null

	return _smart_double(thing, double_strat, false)


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
func partial_double(thing, double_strat = null, not_used_anymore = null):
	if !_are_double_parameters_valid(thing, double_strat, not_used_anymore):
		return null

	return _smart_double(thing, double_strat, true)


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Doubles a Godot singleton
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
func double_singleton(singleton_name):
	return null
	# var to_return = null
	# if(_validate_singleton_name(singleton_name)):
	# 	to_return = gut.get_doubler().double_singleton(singleton_name)
	# return to_return


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Partial Doubles a Godot singleton
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
func partial_double_singleton(singleton_name):
	return null
	# var to_return = null
	# if(_validate_singleton_name(singleton_name)):
	# 	to_return = gut.get_doubler().partial_double_singleton(singleton_name)
	# return to_return


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Specifically double a scene
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
func double_scene(path, strategy = null):
	_lgr.deprecated("test.double_scene has been removed.", "double")
	return null

	# var override_strat = GutUtils.nvl(strategy, gut.get_doubler().get_strategy())
	# return gut.get_doubler().double_scene(path, override_strat)


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Specifically double a script
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
func double_script(path, strategy = null):
	_lgr.deprecated("test.double_script has been removed.", "double")
	return null

	# var override_strat = GutUtils.nvl(strategy, gut.get_doubler().get_strategy())
	# return gut.get_doubler().double(path, override_strat)


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Specifically double an Inner class in a a script
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
func double_inner(path, subpath, strategy = null):
	_lgr.deprecated(
		"double_inner should not be used.  Use register_inner_classes and double instead.", "double"
	)
	return null

	var override_strat = GutUtils.nvl(strategy, gut.get_doubler().get_strategy())
	return gut.get_doubler().double_inner(path, subpath, override_strat)


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Add a method that the doubler will ignore.  You can pass this a loaded script
# or scene.  These ignores are cleared after every test.
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
func ignore_method_when_doubling(thing, method_name):
	if typeof(thing) == TYPE_STRING:
		(
			_lgr
			. error(
				"ignore_method_when_doubling no longer supports paths to scripts or scenes.  Load them and pass them instead."
			)
		)
		return

	var r = thing
	if thing is PackedScene:
		r = GutUtils.get_scene_script_object(thing)

	gut.get_doubler().add_ignored_method(r, method_name)


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Stub something.
#
# Parameters
# 1: the thing to stub, a file path or an instance or a class
# 2: either an inner class subpath or the method name
# 3: the method name if an inner class subpath was specified
# NOTE:  right now we cannot stub inner classes at the path level so this should
#        only be called with two parameters.  I did the work though so I'm going
#        to leave it but not update the wiki.
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
func stub(thing, p2, p3 = null):
	var method_name = p2
	var subpath = null
	if p3 != null:
		subpath = p2
		method_name = p3

	if _utils.is_instance(thing):
		var msg = _get_bad_double_or_method_message(thing, method_name, "stub")
		if msg != "":
			_lgr.error(msg)
			return _utils.StubParams.new()

	var sp = _utils.StubParams.new(thing, method_name, subpath)
	gut.get_stubber().add_stub(sp)
	return sp


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# convenience wrapper.
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
func simulate(obj, times, delta, check_is_processing: bool = false):
	gut.simulate(obj, times, delta, check_is_processing)


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Replace the node at base_node.get_node(path) with with_this.  All references
# to the node via $ and get_node(...) will now return with_this.  with_this will
# get all the groups that the node that was replaced had.
#
# The node that was replaced is queued to be freed.
#
# TODO see replace_by method, this could simplify the logic here.
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
func replace_node(base_node, path_or_node, with_this):
	var path = path_or_node

	if typeof(path_or_node) != TYPE_STRING:
		# This will cause an engine error if it fails.  It always returns a
		# NodePath, even if it fails.  Checking the name count is the only way
		# I found to check if it found something or not (after it worked I
		# didn't look any farther).
		path = base_node.get_path_to(path_or_node)
		if path.get_name_count() == 0:
			_lgr.error("You passed an object that base_node does not have.  Cannot replace node.")
			return

	if !base_node.has_node(path):
		_lgr.error(str("Could not find node at path [", path, "]"))
		return

	var to_replace = base_node.get_node(path)
	var parent = to_replace.get_parent()
	var replace_name = to_replace.get_name()

	parent.remove_child(to_replace)
	parent.add_child(with_this)
	with_this.set_name(replace_name)
	with_this.set_owner(parent)

	var groups = to_replace.get_groups()
	for i in range(groups.size()):
		with_this.add_to_group(groups[i])

	to_replace.queue_free()


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# This method does a somewhat complicated dance with Gut.  It assumes that Gut
# will clear its parameter handler after it finishes calling a parameterized test
# enough times.
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
func use_parameters(params):
	var ph = gut.parameter_handler
	if ph == null:
		ph = _utils.ParameterHandler.new(params)
		gut.parameter_handler = ph

	# DO NOT use gut.gd's get_call_count_text here since it decrements the
	# get_call_count value.  This method increments the call count in its
	# return statement.
	var output = str("- params[", ph.get_call_count(), "]", "(", ph.get_current_parameters(), ")")
	gut.p(output, gut.LOG_LEVEL_TEST_AND_FAILURES)

	return ph.next_parameters()


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Marks whatever is passed in to be freed after the test finishes.  It also
# returns what is passed in so you can save a line of code.
#   var thing = autofree(Thing.new())
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
func autofree(thing):
	gut.get_autofree().add_free(thing)
	return thing


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Works the same as autofree except queue_free will be called on the object
# instead.  This also imparts a brief pause after the test finishes so that
# the queued object has time to free.
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
func autoqfree(thing):
	gut.get_autofree().add_queue_free(thing)
	return thing


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# The same as autofree but it also adds the object as a child of the test.
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
func add_child_autofree(node, legible_unique_name = false):
	gut.get_autofree().add_free(node)
	# Explicitly calling super here b/c add_child MIGHT change and I don't want
	# a bug sneaking its way in here.
	super.add_child(node, legible_unique_name)
	return node


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# The same as autoqfree but it also adds the object as a child of the test.
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
func add_child_autoqfree(node, legible_unique_name = false):
	gut.get_autofree().add_queue_free(node)
	# Explicitly calling super here b/c add_child MIGHT change and I don't want
	# a bug sneaking its way in here.
	super.add_child(node, legible_unique_name)
	return node


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Returns true if the test is passing as of the time of this call.  False if not.
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
func is_passing():
	if (
		gut.get_current_test_object() != null
		and !["before_all", "after_all"].has(gut.get_current_test_object().name)
	):
		return (
			gut.get_current_test_object().is_passing()
			and gut.get_current_test_object().assert_count > 0
		)
	else:
		_lgr.error("No current test object found.  is_passing must be called inside a test.")
		return null


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Returns true if the test is failing as of the time of this call.  False if not.
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
func is_failing():
	if (
		gut.get_current_test_object() != null
		and !["before_all", "after_all"].has(gut.get_current_test_object().name)
	):
		return gut.get_current_test_object().is_failing()
	else:
		_lgr.error("No current test object found.  is_failing must be called inside a test.")
		return null


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Marks the test as passing.  Does not override any failing asserts or calls to
# fail_test.  Same as a passing assert.
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
func pass_test(text):
	_pass(text)


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Marks the test as failing.  Same as a failing assert.
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
func fail_test(text):
	_fail(text)


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Peforms a deep compare on both values, a CompareResult instnace is returned.
# The optional max_differences paramter sets the max_differences to be displayed.
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
func compare_deep(v1, v2, max_differences = null):
	var result = _compare.deep(v1, v2)
	if max_differences != null:
		result.max_differences = max_differences
	return result


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# REMOVED
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
func compare_shallow(v1, v2, max_differences = null):
	_fail("compare_shallow has been removed.  Use compare_deep or just compare using == instead.")
	_lgr.error(
		"compare_shallow has been removed.  Use compare_deep or just compare using == instead."
	)
	return null


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Performs a deep compare and asserts the  values are equal
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
func assert_eq_deep(v1, v2):
	var result = compare_deep(v1, v2)
	if result.are_equal:
		_pass(result.get_short_summary())
	else:
		_fail(result.summary)


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Performs a deep compare and asserts the values are not equal
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
func assert_ne_deep(v1, v2):
	var result = compare_deep(v1, v2)
	if !result.are_equal:
		_pass(result.get_short_summary())
	else:
		_fail(result.get_short_summary())


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# REMOVED
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
func assert_eq_shallow(v1, v2):
	_fail("assert_eq_shallow has been removed.  Use assert_eq/assert_same/assert_eq_deep")


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# REMOVED
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
func assert_ne_shallow(v1, v2):
	_fail("assert_eq_shallow has been removed.  Use assert_eq/assert_same/assert_eq_deep")


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Assert wrapper for is_same
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
func assert_same(v1, v2, text = ""):
	var disp = "[" + _str(v1) + "] expected to be same as  [" + _str(v2) + "]:  " + text
	if is_same(v1, v2):
		_pass(disp)
	else:
		_fail(disp)


func assert_not_same(v1, v2, text = ""):
	var disp = "[" + _str(v1) + "] expected to not be same as  [" + _str(v2) + "]:  " + text
	if is_same(v1, v2):
		_fail(disp)
	else:
		_pass(disp)


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Checks the passed in version string (x.x.x) against the engine version to see
# if the engine version is less than the expected version.  If it is then the
# test is mareked as passed (for a lack of anything better to do).  The result
# of the check is returned.
#
# Example:
# if(skip_if_godot_version_lt('3.5.0')):
# 	return
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
func skip_if_godot_version_lt(expected):
	var should_skip = !_utils.is_godot_version_gte(expected)
	if should_skip:
		_pass(str("Skipping ", _utils.godot_version(), " is less than ", expected))
	return should_skip


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Checks if the passed in version matches the engine version.  The passed in
# version can contain just the major, major.minor or major.minor.path.  If
# the version is not the same then the test is marked as passed.  The result of
# the check is returned.
#
# Example:
# if(skip_if_godot_version_ne('3.4')):
# 	return
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
func skip_if_godot_version_ne(expected):
	var should_skip = !_utils.is_godot_version(expected)
	if should_skip:
		_pass(str("Skipping ", _utils.godot_version(), " is not ", expected))
	return should_skip


# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Registers all the inner classes in a script with the doubler.  This is required
# before you can double any inner class.
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
func register_inner_classes(base_script):
	gut.get_doubler().inner_class_registry.register(base_script)