from __future__ import division
from builtins import object

import sys, os, copy
from psychopy import visual, monitors, prefs, constants
from psychopy.visual import filters
from psychopy.tools.coordinatetools import pol2cart
from psychopy.tests import utils
import numpy
import pytest
import shutil
from tempfile import mkdtemp

"""Each test class creates a context subclasses _baseVisualTest to run a series
of tests on a single graphics context (e.g. pyglet with shaders)

To add a new stimulus test use _base so that it gets tested in all contexts

"""

# are we testing on Travis and is it Anaconda or system python?
_travisTesting = bool("{}".format(os.environ.get('TRAVIS')).lower() == 'true')
_anacondaTesting = bool("{}".format(os.environ.get('CONDA')).lower() == 'true')
# the ffmpeg doesn't seem to work on Travis system python (using 12.04)
# upgrading to trusty (14.04) we could get ffmpeg to work but then test_bitsShaders
# stopped working on conda and system python setup would even build with all the
# dependencies. It was test environment hell! (sorry, it's been a bad day)

class Test_Window(object):
    """Some tests just for the window - we don't really care about what's drawn inside it
    """
    def setup_class(self):
        self.temp_dir = mkdtemp(prefix='psychopy-tests-test_window')
        self.win = visual.Window([128,128], pos=[50,50], allowGUI=False, autoLog=False)

    def teardown_class(self):
        shutil.rmtree(self.temp_dir)

    def test_captureMovieFrames(self):
        stim = visual.GratingStim(self.win, dkl=[0,0,1])
        stim.autoDraw = True
        for frameN in range(3):
            stim.phase += 0.3
            self.win.flip()
            self.win.getMovieFrame()
        self.win.saveMovieFrames(os.path.join(self.temp_dir, 'junkFrames.png'))
        self.win.saveMovieFrames(os.path.join(self.temp_dir, 'junkFrames.gif'))
        region = self.win._getRegionOfFrame()

    def test_multiFlip(self):
        self.win.recordFrameIntervals = False #does a reset
        self.win.recordFrameIntervals = True
        self.win.multiFlip(3)
        self.win.multiFlip(3,clearBuffer=False)
        self.win.saveFrameIntervals(os.path.join(self.temp_dir, 'junkFrameInts'))
        fps = self.win.fps()

    def test_callonFlip(self):
        def assertThisIs2(val):
            assert val==2
        self.win.callOnFlip(assertThisIs2, 2)
        self.win.flip()

class _baseVisualTest(object):
    #this class allows others to be created that inherit all the tests for
    #a different window config
    @classmethod
    def setup_class(self):#run once for each test class (window)
        self.win=None
        self.contextName
        raise NotImplementedError

    @classmethod
    def teardown_class(self):#run once for each test class (window)
        self.win.close()#shutil.rmtree(self.temp_dir)

    def setup(self):#this is run for each test individually
        #make sure we start with a clean window
        self.win.flip()

    def test_auto_draw(self):
        win = self.win
        stims=[]
        stims.append(visual.PatchStim(win))
        stims.append(visual.ShapeStim(win))
        stims.append(visual.TextStim(win))
        for stim in stims:
            assert stim.status==constants.NOT_STARTED
            stim.autoDraw = True
            assert stim.status==constants.STARTED
            stim.autoDraw = False
            assert stim.status==constants.FINISHED
            assert stim.status==constants.STOPPED
            "{}".format(stim) #check that str(xxx) is working

    def test_imageAndGauss(self):
        win = self.win
        fileName = os.path.join(utils.TESTS_DATA_PATH, 'testimage.jpg')
        #use image stim
        size = numpy.array([2.0,2.0])*self.scaleFactor
        image = visual.ImageStim(win, image=fileName, mask='gauss',
                                 size=size, flipHoriz=True, flipVert=True)
        image.draw()
        utils.compareScreenshot('imageAndGauss_%s.png' %(self.contextName), win)
        win.flip()

    def test_gratingImageAndGauss(self):
        win = self.win
        size = numpy.array([2.0,2.0])*self.scaleFactor
        #generate identical image as test_imageAndGauss but using GratingStim
        fileName = os.path.join(utils.TESTS_DATA_PATH, 'testimage.jpg')
        if win.units in ['norm','height']:
            sf = -1.0
        else:
            sf = -1.0 / size  # this will do the flipping and get exactly one cycle
        image = visual.GratingStim(win, tex=fileName, size=size, sf=sf, mask='gauss')
        image.draw()
        utils.compareScreenshot('imageAndGauss_%s.png' %(self.contextName), win)
        win.flip()

    def test_envelopeGratingAndRaisedCos(self):
        win = self.win
        size = numpy.array([2.0,2.0])*self.scaleFactor
        if win.units in ['norm','height']:
            sf = 5
        else:
            sf = 5.0/size #this will do the flipping and get exactly one cycle
        if win._haveShaders==True:  # can't draw envelope gratings without shaders so skip this test
            image = visual.EnvelopeGrating(win, carrier='sin', envelope='sin',
                                           size=size, sf=sf, mask='raisedCos',
                                           ori=-45, envsf=sf / 2, envori=45,
                                           envphase=90, moddepth=0.5,
                                           contrast=0.5)
            image.draw()
            utils.compareScreenshot('envelopeandrcos_%s.png' %(self.contextName), win)
            win.flip()
            "{}".format(image)

    def test_noiseAndRaisedCos(self):
        numpy.random.seed(1)
        win = self.win
        size = numpy.array([2.0,2.0])*self.scaleFactor
        tres=128
        elementsize=4
        sf=None
        fileName = os.path.join(utils.TESTS_DATA_PATH, 'testimagegray.jpg')
        if win.units in ['pix']:
            ntype='Binary'
            size = numpy.array([128,128])
        elif win.units in ['degFlatPos']:
            ntype='Gabor'
            sf=0.125
        elif win.units in ['degFlat']:
            ntype='Isotropic'
            sf=0.125
        elif win.units in ['deg']:
            ntype='Filtered'
            sf=0.125
        elif win.units in ['cm']:
            ntype='Image'
            sf=0.25
        else:
            if self.contextName=='stencil':
                ntype='White'
            elif self.contextName=='height':
                ntype='Uniform'
            else:
                ntype='Normal'
            elementsize=1.0/8.0
        image  = visual.NoiseStim(win=win, name='noise',units=win.units, 
            noiseImage=fileName, mask='raisedCos',
            ori=0, pos=(0, 0), size=size, sf=sf, phase=0,
            color=[1,1,1], colorSpace='rgb', opacity=1, blendmode='avg', contrast=0.5,
            texRes=tres,
            noiseType=ntype, noiseElementSize=elementsize, noiseBaseSf=32.0/size[0],
            noiseBW=0.5, noiseBWO=7, noiseFractalPower=-1,noiseFilterLower=4.0/size[0], noiseFilterUpper=16.0/size[0], noiseFilterOrder=1, noiseClip=4.0, interpolate=False, depth=-1.0)
        image.draw()
        utils.compareScreenshot('noiseAndRcos_%s.png' %(self.contextName), win)
        win.flip()
        str(image)

    def test_envelopeBeatAndRaisedCos(self):
        win = self.win
        size = numpy.array([2.0,2.0])*self.scaleFactor
        if win.units in ['norm','height']:
            sf = 5
        else:
            sf = 5.0/size #this will do the flipping and get exactly one cycle
        if win._haveShaders==True:  # can't draw envelope gratings without shaders so skip this test
            image = visual.EnvelopeGrating(win, carrier='sin', envelope='sin',
                                           size=size, sf=sf, mask='raisedCos',
                                           ori=-45, envsf=sf / 2, envori=45,
                                           envphase=90, beat=True, moddepth=0.5,
                                           contrast=0.5)
            image.draw()
            utils.compareScreenshot('beatandrcos_%s.png' %(self.contextName), win)
            win.flip()
            "{}".format(image)

    def test_numpyFilterMask(self):
        """if the mask is passed in as a numpy array it goes through a different
        set of rules when turned into a texture. But the outcome should be as above
        """
        win = self.win
        from psychopy.visual import filters
        gaussMask = filters.makeMask(128, 'gauss')
        size = numpy.array([2.0,2.0])*self.scaleFactor
        fileName = os.path.join(utils.TESTS_DATA_PATH, 'testimage.jpg')
        image = visual.ImageStim(win, image=fileName, mask=gaussMask,
                                 size=size, flipHoriz=True, flipVert=True)
        image.draw()
        utils.compareScreenshot('imageAndGauss_%s.png' %(self.contextName), win)
        win.flip()

    def test_greyscaleImage(self):
        win = self.win
        fileName = os.path.join(utils.TESTS_DATA_PATH, 'greyscale.jpg')
        imageStim = visual.ImageStim(win, fileName)
        imageStim.draw()
        utils.compareScreenshot('greyscale_%s.png' %(self.contextName), win)
        "{}".format(imageStim) #check that str(xxx) is working
        win.flip()
        imageStim.color = [0.1,0.1,0.1]
        imageStim.draw()
        utils.compareScreenshot('greyscaleLowContr_%s.png' %(self.contextName), win)
        win.flip()
        imageStim.color = 1
        imageStim.contrast = 0.1#should have identical effect to color=0.1
        imageStim.draw()
        utils.compareScreenshot('greyscaleLowContr_%s.png' %(self.contextName), win)
        win.flip()
        imageStim.contrast = 1.0
        fileName = os.path.join(utils.TESTS_DATA_PATH, 'greyscale2.png')
        imageStim.image = fileName
        imageStim.size *= 3
        imageStim.draw()
        utils.compareScreenshot('greyscale2_%s.png' %(self.contextName), win)
        win.flip()

    def test_numpyTexture(self):
        win = self.win
        grating = filters.makeGrating(res=64, ori=20.0,
                                     cycles=3.0, phase=0.5,
                                     gratType='sqr', contr=1.0)
        imageStim = visual.ImageStim(win, image=grating,
                                     size = 3*self.scaleFactor,
                                     interpolate=True)
        imageStim.draw()

        utils.compareScreenshot('numpyImage_%s.png' %(self.contextName), win)
        "{}".format(imageStim) #check that str(xxx) is working
        win.flip()
        #set lowcontrast using color
        imageStim.color = [0.1,0.1,0.1]
        imageStim.draw()
        utils.compareScreenshot('numpyLowContr_%s.png' %(self.contextName), win)
        win.flip()
        #now try low contrast using contr
        imageStim.color = 1
        imageStim.contrast = 0.1#should have identical effect to color=0.1
        imageStim.draw()
        utils.compareScreenshot('numpyLowContr_%s.png' %(self.contextName), win)
        win.flip()

    def test_hexColors(self):
        win = self.win
        circle = visual.Circle(win, fillColor='#0000FF',
                               lineColor=None,
                               size=2* self.scaleFactor)
        circle.draw()
        grat = visual.GratingStim(win, ori=20, color='#00AAFF',
            pos=[0.6 * self.scaleFactor, -0.6 * self.scaleFactor],
            sf=3.0 / self.scaleFactor, size=2 * self.scaleFactor,
            interpolate=True)
        grat.draw()
        utils.compareScreenshot('circleHex_%s.png' %(self.contextName), win)
        win.flip()


    def test_gabor(self):
        win = self.win
        #using init
        gabor = visual.PatchStim(win, mask='gauss', ori=-45,
            pos=[0.6 * self.scaleFactor, -0.6 * self.scaleFactor],
            sf=2.0 / self.scaleFactor, size=2 * self.scaleFactor,
            interpolate=True)
        gabor.draw()
        utils.compareScreenshot('gabor1_%s.png' %(self.contextName), win)
        win.flip()#AFTER compare screenshot

        #using .set()
        gabor.ori = 45
        gabor.size -= 0.2 * self.scaleFactor
        gabor.setColor([45, 30, 0.3], colorSpace='dkl')
        gabor.sf += 0.2 / self.scaleFactor
        gabor.pos += [-0.5*self.scaleFactor, 0.5*self.scaleFactor]
        gabor.contrast = 0.8
        gabor.opacity = 0.8
        gabor.draw()
        utils.compareScreenshot('gabor2_%s.png' %(self.contextName), win)
        win.flip()
        "{}".format(gabor) #check that str(xxx) is working

    @pytest.mark.bufferimage
    def test_bufferImage(self):
        """BufferImage inherits from ImageStim, so test .ori. .pos etc there not here
        """
        win = self.win
        gabor = visual.PatchStim(win, mask='gauss', ori=-45,
            pos=[0.6*self.scaleFactor, -0.6*self.scaleFactor],
            sf=2.0/self.scaleFactor, size=2*self.scaleFactor,
            interpolate=True)

        bufferImgStim = visual.BufferImageStim(self.win, stim=[gabor],
            interpolate=True)
        bufferImgStim.draw()
        utils.compareScreenshot('bufferimg_gabor_%s.png' %(self.contextName), win, crit=8)
        win.flip()

    #def testMaskMatrix(self):
    #    #aims to draw the exact same stimulus as in testGabor, but using filters
    #    win=self.win
    #    contextName=self.contextName
    #    #create gabor using filters
    #    size=2*self.scaleFactor#to match Gabor1 above
    #    if win.units in ['norm','height']:
    #        sf=1.0/size
    #    else:
    #        sf=2.0/self.scaleFactor#to match Gabor1 above
    #    cycles=size*sf
    #    grating = filters.makeGrating(256, ori=135, cycles=cycles)
    #    gabor = filters.maskMatrix(grating, shape='gauss')
    #    stim = visual.PatchStim(win, tex=gabor,
    #        pos=[0.6*self.scaleFactor, -0.6*self.scaleFactor],
    #        sf=1.0/size, size=size,
    #        interpolate=True)
    #    stim.draw()
    #    utils.compareScreenshot('gabor1_%s.png' %(contextName), win)

    def test_text(self):
        win = self.win
        #set font
        fontFile = os.path.join(prefs.paths['resources'], 'DejaVuSerif.ttf')
        #using init
        stim = visual.TextStim(win,text=u'\u03A8a', color=[0.5, 1.0, 1.0], ori=15,
            height=0.8*self.scaleFactor, pos=[0,0], font='DejaVu Serif',
            fontFiles=[fontFile])
        stim.draw()
        if self.win.winType != 'pygame':
            #compare with a LIBERAL criterion (fonts do differ)
            utils.compareScreenshot('text1_%s.png' %(self.contextName), win, crit=20)
        win.flip()#AFTER compare screenshot
        #using set
        stim.text = 'y'
        if sys.platform=='win32':
            stim.font = 'Courier New'
        else:
            stim.font = 'Courier'
        stim.ori = -30.5
        stim.height = 1.0 * self.scaleFactor
        stim.setColor([0.1, -1, 0.8], colorSpace='rgb')
        stim.pos += [-0.5, 0.5]
        stim.contrast = 0.8
        stim.opacity = 0.8
        stim.draw()
        "{}".format(stim) #check that str(xxx) is working
        if self.win.winType != 'pygame':
            #compare with a LIBERAL criterion (fonts do differ)
            utils.compareScreenshot('text2_%s.png' %self.contextName,
                                    win, crit=20)

    def test_text_with_add(self):
        # pyglet text will reset the blendMode to 'avg' so check that we are
        # getting back to 'add' if we want it
        win = self.win
        text = visual.TextStim(win, pos=[0, 0.9])
        grat1 = visual.GratingStim(win, size=2*self.scaleFactor,
                                   opacity=0.5,
                                   pos=[0.3,0.0], ori=45, sf=2*self.scaleFactor)
        grat2 = visual.GratingStim(win, size=2 * self.scaleFactor,
                                   opacity=0.5,
                                   pos=[-0.3, 0.0], ori=-45,
                                   sf=2*self.scaleFactor)

        text.draw()
        grat1.draw()
        grat2.draw()
        utils.skip_under_travis()
        if self.win.winType != 'pygame':
            utils.compareScreenshot('blend_add_%s.png' %self.contextName,
                                    win, crit=20)

    def test_mov(self):
        win = self.win
        if self.win.winType == 'pygame':
            pytest.skip("movies only available for pyglet backend")
        elif _travisTesting and not _anacondaTesting:
            pytest.skip("Travis with system Python doesn't seem to have a "
                        "working ffmpeg")
        win.flip()
        #construct full path to the movie file
        fileName = os.path.join(utils.TESTS_DATA_PATH, 'testMovie.mp4')
        #check if present
        if not os.path.isfile(fileName):
            raise IOError('Could not find movie file: %s'
                          % os.path.abspath(fileName))
        #then do actual drawing
        pos = [0.6*self.scaleFactor, -0.6*self.scaleFactor]
        mov = visual.MovieStim3(win, fileName, pos=pos, noAudio=True)
        mov.setFlipVert(True)
        mov.setFlipHoriz(True)
        for frameN in range(10):
            mov.draw()
            if frameN==0:
                utils.compareScreenshot('movFrame1_%s.png' %self.contextName,
                                        win, crit=10)
            win.flip()
        "{}".format(mov) #check that str(xxx) is working

    def test_rect(self):
        win = self.win
        rect = visual.Rect(win)
        rect.draw()
        rect.lineColor = 'blue'
        rect.pos = [1, 1]
        rect.ori = 30
        rect.fillColor = 'pink'
        rect.draw()
        "{}".format(rect) #check that str(xxx) is working
        rect.width = 1
        rect.height = 1

    def test_circle(self):
        win = self.win
        circle = visual.Circle(win)
        circle.fillColor = 'red'
        circle.draw()
        circle.lineColor = 'blue'
        circle.fillColor = None
        circle.pos = [0.5, -0.5]
        circle.ori = 30
        circle.draw()
        "{}".format(circle) #check that str(xxx) is working

    def test_line(self):
        win = self.win
        line = visual.Line(win)
        line.start = (0, 0)
        line.end = (0.1, 0.1)
        line.draw()
        win.flip()
        "{}".format(line)  # check that str(xxx) is working

    def test_Polygon(self):
        win = self.win
        cols = ['red','green','purple','orange','blue']
        for n, col in enumerate(cols):
            poly = visual.Polygon(win, edges=n + 5, lineColor=col)
            poly.draw()
        win.flip()
        "{}".format(poly) #check that str(xxx) is working
        poly.edges = 3
        poly.radius = 1

    @pytest.mark.shape2
    def test_shape(self):
        win = self.win
        arrow = [(-0.4,0.05), (-0.4,-0.05), (-.2,-0.05), (-.2,-0.1), (0,0), (-.2,0.1), (-.2,0.05)]
        shape = visual.ShapeStim(win, lineColor='white', lineWidth=1.0,
            fillColor='red', vertices=arrow, pos=[0, 0],
            ori=0.0, opacity=1.0, depth=0, interpolate=True)
        shape.draw()
        #NB shape rendering can differ a little, depending on aliasing
        utils.compareScreenshot('shape2_1_%s.png' %(self.contextName), win, crit=12.5)
        win.flip()

        # Using .set()
        shape.contrast = 0.8
        shape.opacity = 0.8
        shape.ori = 90
        shape.draw()
        assert 'Shape' in "{}".format(shape)  # check that str(xxx) is working
        utils.compareScreenshot('shape2_2_%s.png' %(self.contextName), win, crit=12.5)

    def test_radial(self):
        win = self.win
        #using init
        wedge = visual.RadialStim(win, tex='sqrXsqr', color=1,size=2*self.scaleFactor,
            visibleWedge=[0, 45], radialCycles=2, angularCycles=2, interpolate=False)
        wedge.draw()
        thresh = 10
        if win.winType != 'pygame':  # pygame definitely gets radialstim wrong!
            utils.compareScreenshot('wedge1_%s.png' %(self.contextName), win, crit=thresh)
        win.flip()#AFTER compare screenshot

        #using .set()
        wedge.mask = 'gauss'
        wedge.size = 3 * self.scaleFactor
        wedge.angularCycles = 3
        wedge.radialCycles = 3
        wedge.ori = 180
        wedge.contrast = 0.8
        wedge.opacity = 0.8
        wedge.radialPhase += 0.1
        wedge.angularPhase = 0.1
        wedge.draw()
        "{}".format(wedge) #check that str(xxx) is working
        if win.winType != 'pygame':  # pygame definitely gets radialstim wrong!
            utils.compareScreenshot('wedge2_%s.png' %(self.contextName), win, crit=10.0)
        else:
            pytest.skip("Pygame fails to render RadialStim properly :-/")

    def test_simpleimage(self):
        win = self.win
        if win.useRetina:
            pytest.skip("Rendering pixel-for-pixel is not identical on retina")
        fileName = os.path.join(utils.TESTS_DATA_PATH, 'testimage.jpg')
        if not os.path.isfile(fileName):
            raise IOError('Could not find image file: %s' % os.path.abspath(fileName))
        image = visual.SimpleImageStim(win, image=fileName, flipHoriz=True, flipVert=True)
        "{}".format(image) #check that str(xxx) is working
        image.draw()
        utils.compareScreenshot('simpleimage1_%s.png' %(self.contextName), win, crit=5.0) # Should be exact replication

    def test_dotsUnits(self):
        #to test this create a small dense circle of dots and check the circle
        #has correct dimensions
        fieldSize = numpy.array([1.0,1.0])*self.scaleFactor
        pos = numpy.array([0.5,0])*fieldSize
        dots = visual.DotStim(self.win, color=[-1.0,0.0,0.5], dotSize=5,
                              nDots=1000, fieldShape='circle', fieldPos=pos)
        dots.draw()
        utils.compareScreenshot('dots_%s.png' %(self.contextName), self.win, crit=20)
        self.win.flip()

    def test_dots(self):
        #NB we can't use screenshots here - just check that no errors are raised
        win = self.win
        #using init
        dots =visual.DotStim(win, color=(1.0,1.0,1.0), dir=270,
            nDots=500, fieldShape='circle', fieldPos=(0.0,0.0),fieldSize=1*self.scaleFactor,
            dotLife=5, #number of frames for each dot to be drawn
            signalDots='same', #are the signal and noise dots 'different' or 'same' popns (see Scase et al)
            noiseDots='direction', #do the noise dots follow random- 'walk', 'direction', or 'position'
            speed=0.01*self.scaleFactor, coherence=0.9)
        dots.draw()
        win.flip()
        "{}".format(dots) #check that str(xxx) is working

        #using .set() and check the underlying variable changed
        prevDirs = copy.copy(dots._dotsDir)
        prevSignals = copy.copy(dots._signalDots)
        prevVerticesPix = copy.copy(dots.verticesPix)
        dots.dir = 20
        dots.coherence = 0.5
        dots.fieldPos = [-0.5, 0.5]
        dots.speed = 0.1 * self.scaleFactor
        dots.opacity = 0.8
        dots.contrast = 0.8
        dots.draw()
        #check that things changed
        assert (prevDirs-dots._dotsDir).sum()!=0, \
            "dots._dotsDir failed to change after dots.setDir()"
        assert prevSignals.sum()!=dots._signalDots.sum(), \
            "dots._signalDots failed to change after dots.setCoherence()"
        assert not numpy.alltrue(prevVerticesPix==dots.verticesPix), \
            "dots.verticesPix failed to change after dots.setPos()"

    def test_element_array(self):
        win = self.win
        if not win._haveShaders:
            pytest.skip("ElementArray requires shaders, which aren't available")
        #using init
        thetas = numpy.arange(0,360,10)
        N=len(thetas)

        radii = numpy.linspace(0,1.0,N)*self.scaleFactor
        x, y = pol2cart(theta=thetas, radius=radii)
        xys = numpy.array([x,y]).transpose()
        spiral = visual.ElementArrayStim(win, opacities = 0, nElements=N,sizes=0.5*self.scaleFactor,
            sfs=1.0, xys=xys, oris=-thetas)
        spiral.draw()
        #check that the update function is working by changing vals after first draw() call
        spiral.opacities = 1.0
        spiral.sfs = 3.0
        spiral.draw()
        "{}".format(spiral) #check that str(xxx) is working
        win.flip()
        spiral.draw()
        utils.compareScreenshot('elarray1_%s.png' %(self.contextName), win)
        win.flip()

    def test_aperture(self):
        win = self.win
        if not win.allowStencil:
            pytest.skip("Don't run aperture test when no stencil is available")
        grating = visual.GratingStim(win, mask='gauss',sf=8.0, size=2,color='FireBrick', units='norm')
        aperture = visual.Aperture(win, size=1*self.scaleFactor,pos=[0.8*self.scaleFactor,0])
        aperture.enabled = False
        grating.draw()
        aperture.enabled = True
        "{}".format(aperture) #check that str(xxx) is working
        grating.ori = 90
        grating.color = 'black'
        grating.draw()
        utils.compareScreenshot('aperture1_%s.png' %(self.contextName), win)
        #aperture should automatically disable on exit
        for shape, nVert, pos in [(None, 120, (0,0)), ('circle', 17, (.2, -.7)),
                                  ('square', 4, (-.5,-.5)), ('triangle', 3, (1,1))]:
            aperture = visual.Aperture(win, pos=pos, shape=shape, nVert=nVert)
            assert len(aperture.vertices) == nVert  # true for BaseShapeStim; expect (nVert-2)*3 if tesselated
            assert aperture.contains(pos)

    def test_aperture_image(self):
        win = self.win
        fileName = os.path.join(utils.TESTS_DATA_PATH, 'testwedges.png')
        if not win.allowStencil:
            pytest.skip("Don't run aperture test when no stencil is available")
        grating = visual.GratingStim(win, mask='gauss',sf=8.0, size=2,color='FireBrick', units='norm')
        aperture = visual.Aperture(win, size=1*self.scaleFactor,pos=[0.8*self.scaleFactor,0], shape=fileName)
        aperture.enabled = False
        grating.draw()
        aperture.enabled = True
        "{}".format(aperture) #check that str(xxx) is working
        grating.ori = 90
        grating.color = 'black'
        grating.draw()
        utils.compareScreenshot('aperture2_%s.png' %(self.contextName), win, crit=30)
        #aperture should automatically disable on exit

    def test_rating_scale(self):
        if self.win.winType=='pygame':
            pytest.skip("RatingScale not available on pygame")
        # try to avoid text; avoid default / 'triangle' because it does not display on win XP
        win = self.win
        win.flip()
        rs = visual.RatingScale(win, low=0, high=1, precision=100, size=3, pos=(0,-.4),
                        labels=[' ', ' '], scale=' ',
                        marker='glow', markerStart=0.7, markerColor='darkBlue', autoLog=False)
        "{}".format(rs) #check that str(xxx) is working
        rs.draw()
        utils.compareScreenshot('ratingscale1_%s.png' %(self.contextName), win, crit=40.0)
        win.flip()#AFTER compare screenshot

    def test_refresh_rate(self):
        if self.win.winType=='pygame':
            pytest.skip("getMsPerFrame seems to crash the testing of pygame")
        #make sure that we're successfully syncing to the frame rate
        msPFavg, msPFstd, msPFmed = visual.getMsPerFrame(self.win,nFrames=60, showVisual=True)
        utils.skip_under_travis()             # skip late so we smoke test the code
        assert (1000/150.0) < msPFavg < (1000/40.0), \
            "Your frame period is %.1fms which suggests you aren't syncing to the frame" %msPFavg


#create different subclasses for each context/backend
class TestPygletNorm(_baseVisualTest):
    @classmethod
    def setup_class(self):
        self.win = visual.Window([128,128], winType='pyglet', pos=[50,50],
                                 allowStencil=True, autoLog=False)
        self.contextName='norm'
        self.scaleFactor=1#applied to size/pos values

class TestPygletHexColor(_baseVisualTest):
    @classmethod
    def setup_class(self):
        self.win = visual.Window([128,128], winType='pyglet', pos=[50,50],
                                 color="#FF0099",
                                 allowStencil=True, autoLog=False)
        self.contextName='normHexbackground'
        self.scaleFactor=1#applied to size/pos values

if not _travisTesting:
    class TestPygletBlendAdd(_baseVisualTest):
        @classmethod
        def setup_class(self):
            self.win = visual.Window([128,128], winType='pyglet', pos=[50,50],
                                     blendMode='add', useFBO=True)
            self.contextName='normAddBlend'
            self.scaleFactor=1#applied to size/pos values


class TestPygletNormFBO(_baseVisualTest):
    @classmethod
    def setup_class(self):
        self.win = visual.Window([128,128], winType='pyglet', pos=[50,50],
                                 allowStencil=True, autoLog=False, useFBO=True)
        self.contextName='norm'
        self.scaleFactor=1#applied to size/pos values


class TestPygletHeight(_baseVisualTest):
    @classmethod
    def setup_class(self):
        self.win = visual.Window([128,64], winType='pyglet', pos=[50,50],
                                 allowStencil=False, autoLog=False)
        self.contextName='height'
        self.scaleFactor=1#applied to size/pos values


class TestPygletNormNoShaders(_baseVisualTest):
    @classmethod
    def setup_class(self):
        self.win = visual.Window([128,128], monitor='testMonitor',
                                 winType='pyglet', pos=[50,50],
                                 allowStencil=True, autoLog=False)
        self.win._haveShaders=False
        self.contextName='normNoShade'
        self.scaleFactor=1#applied to size/pos values


class TestPygletNormStencil(_baseVisualTest):
    @classmethod
    def setup_class(self):
        self.win = visual.Window([128,128], monitor='testMonitor',
                                 winType='pyglet', pos=[50,50],
                                 allowStencil=True, autoLog=False)
        self.contextName='stencil'
        self.scaleFactor=1#applied to size/pos values


class TestPygletPix(_baseVisualTest):
    @classmethod
    def setup_class(self):
        mon = monitors.Monitor('testMonitor')
        mon.setDistance(57)
        mon.setWidth(40.0)
        mon.setSizePix([1024,768])
        self.win = visual.Window([128,128], monitor=mon, winType='pyglet', pos=[50,50], allowStencil=True,
            units='pix', autoLog=False)
        self.contextName='pix'
        self.scaleFactor=60#applied to size/pos values


class TestPygletCm(_baseVisualTest):
    @classmethod
    def setup_class(self):
        mon = monitors.Monitor('testMonitor')
        mon.setDistance(57.0)
        mon.setWidth(40.0)
        mon.setSizePix([1024,768])
        self.win = visual.Window([128,128], monitor=mon, winType='pyglet', pos=[50,50], allowStencil=False,
            units='cm', autoLog=False)
        self.contextName='cm'
        self.scaleFactor=2#applied to size/pos values


class TestPygletDeg(_baseVisualTest):
    @classmethod
    def setup_class(self):
        mon = monitors.Monitor('testMonitor')
        mon.setDistance(57.0)
        mon.setWidth(40.0)
        mon.setSizePix([1024,768])
        self.win = visual.Window([128,128], monitor=mon, winType='pyglet', pos=[50,50], allowStencil=True,
            units='deg', autoLog=False)
        self.contextName='deg'
        self.scaleFactor=2#applied to size/pos values


class TestPygletDegFlat(_baseVisualTest):
    @classmethod
    def setup_class(self):
        mon = monitors.Monitor('testMonitor')
        mon.setDistance(10.0) #exagerate the effect of flatness by setting the monitor close
        mon.setWidth(40.0)
        mon.setSizePix([1024,768])
        self.win = visual.Window([128,128], monitor=mon, winType='pyglet', pos=[50,50], allowStencil=True,
            units='degFlat', autoLog=False)
        self.contextName='degFlat'
        self.scaleFactor=4#applied to size/pos values


class TestPygletDegFlatPos(_baseVisualTest):
    @classmethod
    def setup_class(self):
        mon = monitors.Monitor('testMonitor')
        mon.setDistance(10.0) #exagerate the effect of flatness by setting the monitor close
        mon.setWidth(40.0)
        mon.setSizePix([1024,768])
        self.win = visual.Window([128,128], monitor=mon, winType='pyglet', pos=[50,50], allowStencil=True,
            units='degFlatPos', autoLog=False)
        self.contextName='degFlatPos'
        self.scaleFactor=4#applied to size/pos values


class TestPygameNorm(_baseVisualTest):
   @classmethod
   def setup_class(self):
       self.win = visual.Window([128,128], winType='pygame', allowStencil=True, autoLog=False)
       self.contextName='norm'
       self.scaleFactor=1#applied to size/pos values
#class TestPygamePix(_baseVisualTest):
#    @classmethod
#    def setup_class(self):
#        mon = monitors.Monitor('testMonitor')
#        mon.setDistance(57.0)
#        mon.setWidth(40.0)
#        mon.setSizePix([1024,768])
#        self.win = visual.Window([128,128], monitor=mon, winType='pygame', allowStencil=True,
#            units='pix', autoLog=False)
#        self.contextName='pix'
#        self.scaleFactor=60#applied to size/pos values
#class TestPygameCm(_baseVisualTest):
#    @classmethod
#    def setup_class(self):
#        mon = monitors.Monitor('testMonitor')
#        mon.setDistance(57.0)
#        mon.setWidth(40.0)
#        mon.setSizePix([1024,768])
#        self.win = visual.Window([128,128], monitor=mon, winType='pygame', allowStencil=False,
#            units='cm')
#        self.contextName='cm'
#        self.scaleFactor=2#applied to size/pos values
#class TestPygameDeg(_baseVisualTest):
#    @classmethod
#    def setup_class(self):
#        mon = monitors.Monitor('testMonitor')
#        mon.setDistance(57.0)
#        mon.setWidth(40.0)
#        mon.setSizePix([1024,768])
#        self.win = visual.Window([128,128], monitor=mon, winType='pygame', allowStencil=True,
#            units='deg')
#        self.contextName='deg'
#        self.scaleFactor=2#applied to size/pos values
#


if __name__ == '__main__':
    cls = TestPygletDegFlatPos()
    cls.setup_class()
    cls.test_radial()
    cls.teardown_class()
