# Regina - A Normal Surface Theory Calculator
# Python Test Suite Component
#
# Copyright (c) 2015-2021, Ben Burton
# For further details contact Ben Burton (bab@debian.org).
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# Provides tests for high-dimensional triangulations.
#
# This file is a single component of Regina's python test suite.  To run
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from __future__ import print_function

def product1(triClass, dim, permClass):
    tri = triClass()
    tri.setLabel(str(dim) + '-D product #1')
    s = tri.newSimplex()
    s.join(dim, s, permClass(list(range(1, dim+1)) + [0]))
    return tri

def product2(triClass, dim, permClass):
    tri = triClass()
    tri.setLabel(str(dim) + '-D product #2')
    s = tri.newSimplex()
    t = tri.newSimplex()
    s.join(dim, t, permClass(list(range(1, dim+1)) + [0]))
    t.join(dim, s, permClass(list(range(1, dim+1)) + [0]))
    return tri

def dump(tri):
    print('Triangulation:', tri.label())
    print()
    print('Connected:', tri.isConnected())
    print('Orientable:', tri.isOrientable())
    print('Oriented:', tri.isOrientable())
    print('Boundary facets:', tri.countBoundaryFacets())
    print()
    print(tri.detail())

def testDim(triClass, dim, permClass):
    dump(product1(triClass, dim, permClass))
    dump(product2(triClass, dim, permClass))

#testDim(Triangulation2, 2, Perm3)
#testDim(Triangulation3, 3, Perm4)
#testDim(Triangulation4, 4, Perm5)
testDim(Triangulation5, 5, Perm6)
testDim(Triangulation6, 6, Perm7)
testDim(Triangulation7, 7, Perm8)
testDim(Triangulation8, 8, Perm9)
testDim(Triangulation9, 9, Perm10)
testDim(Triangulation10, 10, Perm11)
testDim(Triangulation11, 11, Perm12)
testDim(Triangulation12, 12, Perm13)
testDim(Triangulation13, 13, Perm14)
testDim(Triangulation14, 14, Perm15)
testDim(Triangulation15, 15, Perm16)

