#define CATCH_CONFIG_MAIN
#define SOL_CHECK_ARGUMENTS

#include <catch.hpp>
#include <sol.hpp>
#include <vector>
#include <map>
#include "test_stack_guard.hpp"

struct self_test {
    int bark;

    self_test() : bark(100) {

    }

    void g(const std::string& str) {
        std::cout << str << '\n';
        bark += 1;
    }

    void f(const self_test& t) {
        std::cout << "got test" << '\n';
        if (t.bark != bark)
            throw sol::error("bark values are not the same for self_test f function");
        if (&t != this)
            throw sol::error("call does not reference self for self_test f function");
    }
};

int func_1(int) {
    return 1;
}

std::string func_1s(std::string a) {
    return "string: " + a;
}

int func_2(int, int) {
    return 2;
}

void func_3(int, int, int) {

}

struct vars {
    vars () {

    }

    int boop = 0;

    ~vars () {

    }
};

struct fuser {
    int x;
    fuser() : x(0) {}

    fuser(int x) : x(x) {}

    int add(int y) {
       return x + y;
    }

    int add2(int y) {
       return x + y + 2;
    }
};

namespace crapola {
struct fuser {
    int x;
    fuser() : x(0) {}
    fuser(int x) : x(x) {}
    fuser(int x, int x2) : x(x * x2) {}

    int add(int y) {
       return x + y;
    }
    int add2(int y) {
       return x + y + 2;
    }
};
} // crapola

class Base {
public:
    Base(int a_num) : m_num(a_num) { }

    int get_num() {
        return m_num;
    }

protected:
    int m_num;
};

class Derived : public Base {
public:
    Derived(int a_num) : Base(a_num) { }

    int get_num_10() {
        return 10 * m_num;
    }
};

struct Vec {
  float x, y, z;
  Vec(float x, float y, float z) : x{x}, y{y}, z{z} {}
  float length() {
    return sqrtf(x*x + y*y + z*z);
  }
  Vec normalized() {
    float invS = 1 / length();
    return {x * invS, y * invS, z * invS};
  }
};

struct giver {
    int a = 0;

    giver () {

    }

    void gief () {
        a = 1;
    }

    static void stuff () {

    }

    static void gief_stuff (giver& t, int a) {
        t.a = a;
    }

    ~giver () {

    }

};

struct factory_test {
private:
    factory_test() { a = true_a; }
    ~factory_test() { a = 0; }
public:
    static int num_saved;
    static int num_killed;

    struct deleter {
        void operator()(factory_test* f) {
            f->~factory_test();
        }
    };

    static const int true_a;
    int a;

    static std::unique_ptr<factory_test, deleter> make() {
        return std::unique_ptr<factory_test, deleter>( new factory_test(), deleter());
    }

    static void save(factory_test& f) {
        new(&f)factory_test();
        ++num_saved;
    }

    static void kill(factory_test& f) {
        f.~factory_test();
        ++num_killed;
    }
};

int factory_test::num_saved = 0;
int factory_test::num_killed = 0;
const int factory_test::true_a = 156;

TEST_CASE("table/traversal", "ensure that we can chain requests and tunnel down into a value if we desire") {

    sol::state lua;
    int begintop = 0, endtop = 0;

    lua.script("t1 = {t2 = {t3 = 24}};");
    {
        stack_guard g(lua.lua_state(), begintop, endtop);
        int traversex24 = lua.traverse_get<int>("t1", "t2", "t3");
        REQUIRE(traversex24 == 24);
    } REQUIRE(begintop == endtop);

    {
        stack_guard g(lua.lua_state(), begintop, endtop);
        int x24 = lua["t1"]["t2"]["t3"];
        REQUIRE(x24 == 24);
    } REQUIRE(begintop == endtop);

    {
        stack_guard g(lua.lua_state(), begintop, endtop);
        lua["t1"]["t2"]["t3"] = 64;
        int traversex64 = lua.traverse_get<int>("t1", "t2", "t3");
        REQUIRE(traversex64 == 64);
    } REQUIRE(begintop == endtop);

    {
        stack_guard g(lua.lua_state(), begintop, endtop);
        int x64 = lua["t1"]["t2"]["t3"];
        REQUIRE(x64 == 64);
    } REQUIRE(begintop == endtop);

    {
        stack_guard g(lua.lua_state(), begintop, endtop);
        lua.traverse_set("t1", "t2", "t3", 13);
        int traversex13 = lua.traverse_get<int>("t1", "t2", "t3");
        REQUIRE(traversex13 == 13);
    } REQUIRE(begintop == endtop);

    {
        stack_guard g(lua.lua_state(), begintop, endtop);
        int x13 = lua["t1"]["t2"]["t3"];
        REQUIRE(x13 == 13);
    } REQUIRE(begintop == endtop);
}

TEST_CASE("simple/set", "Check if the set works properly.") {
    sol::state lua;
    int begintop = 0, endtop = 0;
    {
        stack_guard g(lua.lua_state(), begintop, endtop);
        lua.set("a", 9);
    } REQUIRE(begintop == endtop);
    REQUIRE_NOTHROW(lua.script("if a ~= 9 then error('wrong value') end"));
    {
        stack_guard g(lua.lua_state(), begintop, endtop);
        lua.set("d", "hello");
    } REQUIRE(begintop == endtop);
    REQUIRE_NOTHROW(lua.script("if d ~= 'hello' then error('expected \\'hello\\', got '.. tostring(d)) end"));

    {
        stack_guard g(lua.lua_state(), begintop, endtop);
        lua.set("e", std::string("hello"), "f", true);
    } REQUIRE(begintop == endtop);
    REQUIRE_NOTHROW(lua.script("if d ~= 'hello' then error('expected \\'hello\\', got '.. tostring(d)) end"));
    REQUIRE_NOTHROW(lua.script("if f ~= true then error('wrong value') end"));
}

TEST_CASE("simple/get", "Tests if the get function works properly.") {
    sol::state lua;
    int begintop = 0, endtop = 0;

    lua.script("a = 9");
    {
        stack_guard g(lua.lua_state(), begintop, endtop);
        auto a = lua.get<int>("a");
        REQUIRE(a == 9.0);
    } REQUIRE(begintop == endtop);

    lua.script("b = nil");
    {
        stack_guard g(lua.lua_state(), begintop, endtop);
        REQUIRE_NOTHROW(lua.get<sol::nil_t>("b"));
    } REQUIRE(begintop == endtop);

    lua.script("d = 'hello'");
    lua.script("e = true");
    {
        stack_guard g(lua.lua_state(), begintop, endtop);
        std::string d;
        bool e;
        std::tie( d, e ) = lua.get<std::string, bool>("d", "e");
        REQUIRE(d == "hello");
        REQUIRE(e == true);
    } REQUIRE(begintop == endtop);
}

TEST_CASE("simple/set-get-global-integer", "Tests if the get function works properly with global integers") {
    sol::state lua;
    lua[1] = 25.4;
    lua.script("b = 1");
    double a = lua.get<double>(1);
    double b = lua.get<double>("b");
    REQUIRE(a == 25.4);
    REQUIRE(b == 1);
}

TEST_CASE("simple/get_or", "check if table.get_or works correctly") {
    sol::state lua;

    auto bob_table = lua.create_table("bob");
    int is_set=0;
    int is_not_set=0;
    bob_table.set("is_set",42);

    is_set = bob_table.get_or("is_set", 3);
    is_not_set = bob_table.get_or("is_not_set", 22);

    REQUIRE(is_set == 42);
    REQUIRE(is_not_set == 22);

    lua["joe"] = 55.6;
    double bark = lua.get_or<double>("joe", 60);
    REQUIRE(bark == 55.6);
}

TEST_CASE("simple/addition", "check if addition works and can be gotten through lua.get and lua.set") {
    sol::state lua;

    lua.set("b", 0.2);
    lua.script("c = 9 + b");
    auto c = lua.get<double>("c");

    REQUIRE(c == 9.2);
}

TEST_CASE("simple/if", "check if if statements work through lua") {
    sol::state lua;

    std::string program = "if true then f = 0.1 else f = 'test' end";
    lua.script(program);
    auto f = lua.get<double>("f");

    REQUIRE(f == 0.1);
    REQUIRE((f == lua["f"]));
}

TEST_CASE("negative/basic_errors", "Check if error handling works correctly") {
    sol::state lua;

    REQUIRE_THROWS(lua.script("nil[5]"));
}

TEST_CASE("libraries", "Check if we can open libraries") {
    sol::state lua;
    REQUIRE_NOTHROW(lua.open_libraries(sol::lib::base, sol::lib::os));
}

TEST_CASE("usertype/usertype", "Show that we can create classes from usertype and use them") {
    sol::state lua;

    sol::usertype<fuser> lc{ "add", &fuser::add, "add2", &fuser::add2 };
    lua.set_usertype(lc);

    lua.script("a = fuser:new()\n"
               "b = a:add(1)\n"
               "c = a:add2(1)\n");

    sol::object a = lua.get<sol::object>("a");
    sol::object b = lua.get<sol::object>("b");
    sol::object c = lua.get<sol::object>("c");
    REQUIRE((a.is<sol::userdata_value>()));
    auto atype = a.get_type();
    auto btype = b.get_type();
    auto ctype = c.get_type();
    REQUIRE((atype == sol::type::userdata));
    REQUIRE((btype == sol::type::number));
    REQUIRE((ctype == sol::type::number));
    int bresult = b.as<int>();
    int cresult = c.as<int>();
    REQUIRE(bresult == 1);
    REQUIRE(cresult == 3);
}

TEST_CASE("usertype/usertype-constructors", "Show that we can create classes from usertype and use them with multiple constructors") {

    sol::state lua;

    sol::constructors<sol::types<>, sol::types<int>, sol::types<int, int>> con;
    sol::usertype<crapola::fuser> lc(con, "add", &crapola::fuser::add, "add2", &crapola::fuser::add2);
    lua.set_usertype(lc);

    lua.script(
        "a = crapola_fuser.new(2)\n"
        "u = a:add(1)\n"
        "v = a:add2(1)\n"
        "b = crapola_fuser:new()\n"
        "w = b:add(1)\n"
        "x = b:add2(1)\n"
        "c = crapola_fuser.new(2, 3)\n"
        "y = c:add(1)\n"
        "z = c:add2(1)\n");
    sol::object a = lua.get<sol::object>("a");
    auto atype = a.get_type();
    REQUIRE((atype == sol::type::userdata));
    sol::object u = lua.get<sol::object>("u");
    sol::object v = lua.get<sol::object>("v");
    REQUIRE((u.as<int>() == 3));
    REQUIRE((v.as<int>() == 5));

    sol::object b = lua.get<sol::object>("b");
    auto btype = b.get_type();
    REQUIRE((btype == sol::type::userdata));
    sol::object w = lua.get<sol::object>("w");
    sol::object x = lua.get<sol::object>("x");
    REQUIRE((w.as<int>() == 1));
    REQUIRE((x.as<int>() == 3));

    sol::object c = lua.get<sol::object>("c");
    auto ctype = c.get_type();
    REQUIRE((ctype == sol::type::userdata));
    sol::object y = lua.get<sol::object>("y");
    sol::object z = lua.get<sol::object>("z");
    REQUIRE((y.as<int>() == 7));
    REQUIRE((z.as<int>() == 9));
}

TEST_CASE("usertype/usertype-utility", "Show internal management of classes registered through new_usertype") {
    sol::state lua;

    lua.new_usertype<fuser>("fuser", "add", &fuser::add, "add2", &fuser::add2);

    lua.script("a = fuser.new()\n"
        "b = a:add(1)\n"
        "c = a:add2(1)\n");

    sol::object a = lua.get<sol::object>("a");
    sol::object b = lua.get<sol::object>("b");
    sol::object c = lua.get<sol::object>("c");
    REQUIRE((a.is<sol::userdata_value>()));
    auto atype = a.get_type();
    auto btype = b.get_type();
    auto ctype = c.get_type();
    REQUIRE((atype == sol::type::userdata));
    REQUIRE((btype == sol::type::number));
    REQUIRE((ctype == sol::type::number));
    int bresult = b.as<int>();
    int cresult = c.as<int>();
    REQUIRE(bresult == 1);
    REQUIRE(cresult == 3);
}

TEST_CASE("usertype/usertype-utility-derived", "usertype classes must play nice when a derived class does not overload a publically visible base function") {
    sol::state lua;
    lua.open_libraries(sol::lib::base);
    sol::constructors<sol::types<int>> basector;
    sol::usertype<Base> baseusertype(basector, "get_num", &Base::get_num);

    lua.set_usertype(baseusertype);

    lua.script("base = Base.new(5)");
    REQUIRE_NOTHROW(lua.script("print(base:get_num())"));

    sol::constructors<sol::types<int>> derivedctor;
    sol::usertype<Derived> derivedusertype(derivedctor, 
        "get_num_10", &Derived::get_num_10, 
        "get_num", &Derived::get_num
    );

    lua.set_usertype(derivedusertype);

    lua.script("derived = Derived.new(7)");
    Derived& derived = lua["derived"];
    lua.script("dgn = derived:get_num()\n"
        "print(dgn)");
    lua.script("dgn10 = derived:get_num_10()\n"
        "print(dgn10)");

    REQUIRE((lua.get<int>("dgn10") == 70));
    REQUIRE((lua.get<int>("dgn") == 7));
}

TEST_CASE("usertype/self-referential usertype", "usertype classes must play nice when C++ object types are requested for C++ code") {
    sol::state lua;
    lua.open_libraries(sol::lib::base);

    lua.new_usertype<self_test>("test", "g", &self_test::g, "f", &self_test::f);

    lua.script(
        "local a = test.new()\n"
        "a:g(\"woof\")\n"
        "a:f(a)\n"
      );
}

TEST_CASE("usertype/issue-number-twenty-five", "Using pointers and references from C++ classes in Lua") {
    struct test {
        int x = 0;
        test& set() {
            x = 10;
            return *this;
        }

        int get() {
            return x;
        }

        test* pget() {
            return this;
        }

        test create_get() {
            return *this;
        }

        int fun(int xa) {
            return xa * 10;
        }
    };

    sol::state lua;
    lua.open_libraries(sol::lib::base);
    lua.new_usertype<test>("test", "set", &test::set, "get", &test::get, "pointer_get", &test::pget, "fun", &test::fun, "create_get", &test::create_get);
    REQUIRE_NOTHROW(lua.script("x = test.new()"));
    REQUIRE_NOTHROW(lua.script("assert(x:set():get() == 10)"));
    REQUIRE_NOTHROW(lua.script("y = x:pointer_get()"));
    REQUIRE_NOTHROW(lua.script("y:set():get()"));
    REQUIRE_NOTHROW(lua.script("y:fun(10)"));
    REQUIRE_NOTHROW(lua.script("x:fun(10)"));
    REQUIRE_NOTHROW(lua.script("assert(y:fun(10) == x:fun(10), '...')"));
    REQUIRE_NOTHROW(lua.script("assert(y:fun(10) == 100, '...')"));
    REQUIRE_NOTHROW(lua.script("assert(y:set():get() == y:set():get(), '...')"));
    REQUIRE_NOTHROW(lua.script("assert(y:set():get() == 10, '...')"));
}

TEST_CASE("usertype/issue-number-thirty-five", "using value types created from lua-called C++ code, fixing user-defined types with constructors") {
    sol::state lua;
    lua.open_libraries(sol::lib::base);

    sol::constructors<sol::types<float, float, float>> ctor;
    sol::usertype<Vec> udata(ctor, "normalized", &Vec::normalized, "length", &Vec::length);
    lua.set_usertype(udata);

    REQUIRE_NOTHROW(lua.script("v = Vec.new(1, 2, 3)\n"
               "print(v:length())"));
    REQUIRE_NOTHROW(lua.script("v = Vec.new(1, 2, 3)\n"
               "print(v:normalized():length())" ));
}

TEST_CASE("usertype/lua-stored-usertype", "ensure usertype values can be stored without keeping usertype object alive") {
    sol::state lua;
    lua.open_libraries(sol::lib::base);

    {
        sol::constructors<sol::types<float, float, float>> ctor;
        sol::usertype<Vec> udata(ctor,
          "normalized", &Vec::normalized,
          "length",     &Vec::length);

        lua.set_usertype(udata);
        // usertype dies, but still usable in lua!
    }

    REQUIRE_NOTHROW(lua.script("collectgarbage()\n"
                "v = Vec.new(1, 2, 3)\n"
                "print(v:length())"));

    REQUIRE_NOTHROW(lua.script("v = Vec.new(1, 2, 3)\n"
                "print(v:normalized():length())" ));
}

TEST_CASE("usertype/member-variables", "allow table-like accessors to behave as member variables for usertype") {
    sol::state lua;
    lua.open_libraries(sol::lib::base);
    sol::constructors<sol::types<float, float, float>> ctor;
    sol::usertype<Vec> udata(ctor,
                             "x", &Vec::x,
                             "y", &Vec::y,
                             "z", &Vec::z,
                             "normalized", &Vec::normalized,
                             "length",     &Vec::length);
    lua.set_usertype(udata);

    REQUIRE_NOTHROW(lua.script("v = Vec.new(1, 2, 3)\n"
               "v2 = Vec.new(0, 1, 0)\n"
               "print(v:length())\n"
               ));
    REQUIRE_NOTHROW(lua.script("v.x = 2\n"
               "v2.y = 2\n"
               "print(v.x, v.y, v.z)\n"
               "print(v2.x, v2.y, v2.z)\n"
               ));
    REQUIRE_NOTHROW(lua.script("assert(v.x == 2)\n"
               "assert(v2.x == 0)\n"
               "assert(v2.y == 2)\n"
               ));
    REQUIRE_NOTHROW(lua.script("v.x = 3\n"
               "local x = v.x\n"
               "assert(x == 3)\n"
               ));
}

TEST_CASE("usertype/nonmember-functions", "let users set non-member functions that take unqualified T as first parameter to usertype") {
    sol::state lua;
    lua.open_libraries( sol::lib::base );

    lua.new_usertype<giver>( "giver",
                "gief_stuff", giver::gief_stuff,
                "gief", &giver::gief,
                "__tostring", [](const giver& t) {
                                    return std::to_string(t.a) + ": giving value";
                                }
    ).get<sol::table>( "giver" )
    .set_function( "stuff", giver::stuff );

    REQUIRE_NOTHROW(lua.script("giver.stuff()"));
    REQUIRE_NOTHROW(lua.script("t = giver.new()\n"
            "print(tostring(t))\n"
            "t:gief()\n"
            "t:gief_stuff(20)\n"));
    REQUIRE((lua.get<giver>("t").a == 20));
}

TEST_CASE("usertype/unique-shared-ptr", "manage the conversion and use of unique and shared pointers ('unique usertypes')") {
    const int64_t unique_value = 0x7125679355635963;
    auto uniqueint = std::make_unique<int64_t>(unique_value);
    auto sharedint = std::make_shared<int64_t>(unique_value);
    long preusecount = sharedint.use_count();
    { sol::state lua;
    lua.open_libraries(sol::lib::base);
    lua.set("uniqueint", std::move(uniqueint));
    lua.set("sharedint", sharedint);
    std::unique_ptr<int64_t>& uniqueintref = lua["uniqueint"];
    std::shared_ptr<int64_t>& sharedintref = lua["sharedint"];
    int siusecount = sharedintref.use_count();
    REQUIRE(uniqueintref != nullptr);
    REQUIRE(sharedintref != nullptr);
    REQUIRE(unique_value == *uniqueintref.get());
    REQUIRE(unique_value == *sharedintref.get());
    REQUIRE(siusecount == sharedint.use_count());
    std::shared_ptr<int64_t> moreref = sharedint;
    REQUIRE(unique_value == *moreref.get());
    REQUIRE(moreref.use_count() == sharedint.use_count());
    REQUIRE(moreref.use_count() == sharedintref.use_count());
    }
    REQUIRE(preusecount == sharedint.use_count());
}

TEST_CASE("regressions/one", "issue number 48") {
    sol::state lua;
    lua.new_usertype<vars>("vars",
                           "boop", &vars::boop);
    REQUIRE_NOTHROW(lua.script("beep = vars.new()\n"
                               "beep.boop = 1"));
    // test for segfault
    auto my_var = lua.get<vars>("beep");
    REQUIRE(my_var.boop == 1);
    auto* ptr = &my_var;
    REQUIRE(ptr->boop == 1);
}

TEST_CASE("usertype/get-set-references", "properly get and set with std::ref semantics. Note that to get, we must not use Unqualified<T> on the type...") {
    sol::state lua;

    lua.new_usertype<vars>("vars",
                           "boop", &vars::boop);
    vars var{};
    vars rvar{};
    lua.set("beep", var);
    lua.set("rbeep", std::ref(rvar));
    auto& my_var = lua.get<vars>("beep");
    auto& ref_var = lua.get<std::reference_wrapper<vars>>("rbeep");
    vars& proxy_my_var = lua["beep"];
    std::reference_wrapper<vars> proxy_ref_var = lua["rbeep"];
    var.boop = 2;
    rvar.boop = 5;

    // Was return as a value: var must be diferent from "beep"
    REQUIRE_FALSE(std::addressof(var) == std::addressof(my_var));
    REQUIRE_FALSE(std::addressof(proxy_my_var) == std::addressof(var));
    REQUIRE((my_var.boop == 0));
    REQUIRE(var.boop != my_var.boop);
    
    REQUIRE(std::addressof(ref_var) == std::addressof(rvar));
    REQUIRE(std::addressof(proxy_ref_var.get()) == std::addressof(rvar));
    REQUIRE(rvar.boop == 5);
    REQUIRE(rvar.boop == ref_var.boop);
}

TEST_CASE("interop/null-to-nil-and-back", "nil should be the given type when a pointer from C++ is returned as nullptr, and nil should result in nullptr in connected C++ code") {
    sol::state lua;
    lua.open_libraries(sol::lib::base);

    lua.set_function("lol", []() -> int* {
        return nullptr;
    });
    lua.set_function("rofl", [](int* x) {
        std::cout << x << std::endl;
    });
    REQUIRE_NOTHROW(lua.script("x = lol()\n"
        "rofl(x)\n"
        "assert(x == nil)"));
}

TEST_CASE("usertype/destructor-tests", "Show that proper copies / destruction happens") {
    static int created = 0;
    static int destroyed = 0;
    static void* last_call = nullptr;
    struct x { 
        x() {++created;}
        x(const x&) {++created;}
        x(x&&) {++created;}
        x& operator=(const x&) {return *this;}
        x& operator=(x&&) {return *this;}
        ~x () {++destroyed;} 
    };
    {
        sol::state lua;
        lua.new_usertype<x>("x");
        x x1;
        x x2;
        lua.set("x1copy", x1, "x2copy", x2, "x1ref", std::ref(x1));
        x& x1copyref = lua["x1copy"];
        x& x2copyref = lua["x2copy"];
        x& x1ref = lua["x1ref"];
        REQUIRE(created == 4);
        REQUIRE(destroyed == 0);
        REQUIRE(std::addressof(x1) == std::addressof(x1ref));
    }
    REQUIRE(created == 4);
    REQUIRE(destroyed == 4);
}

TEST_CASE("functions/overloading", "Check if overloading works properly for regular set function syntax") {
    sol::state lua;
    lua.open_libraries(sol::lib::base);

    lua.set_function("func_1", func_1);
    lua.set_function("func", sol::overload(func_1, func_1s, func_2, func_3));

    const std::string string_bark = "string: bark";

    REQUIRE_NOTHROW(lua.script(
"a = func(1)\n"
"b = func('bark')\n"
"c = func(1,2)\n"
"func(1,2,3)\n"
));

    REQUIRE((lua["a"] == 1));
    REQUIRE((lua["b"] == string_bark));
    REQUIRE((lua["c"] == 2));

    REQUIRE_THROWS(lua.script("func(1,2,'meow')"));
}

TEST_CASE("usertype/private-constructible", "Check to make sure special snowflake types from Enterprise thingamahjongs work properly.") {
    int numsaved = factory_test::num_saved;
    int numkilled = factory_test::num_killed;
    {
        sol::state lua;
        lua.open_libraries(sol::lib::base);

        lua.new_usertype<factory_test>("factory_test",
           "new", sol::initializers(factory_test::save),
           "__gc", sol::destructor(factory_test::kill),
          "a", &factory_test::a
        );
    
        std::unique_ptr<factory_test, factory_test::deleter> f = factory_test::make();
        lua.set("true_a", factory_test::true_a, "f", f.get());
        REQUIRE_NOTHROW(lua.script("assert(f.a == true_a)"));

        REQUIRE_NOTHROW(lua.script(
"local fresh_f = factory_test:new()\n"
"assert(fresh_f.a == true_a)\n"));
    }
    int expectednumsaved = numsaved + 1;
    int expectednumkilled = numkilled + 1;
    REQUIRE(expectednumsaved == factory_test::num_saved);
    REQUIRE(expectednumkilled == factory_test::num_killed);
}

TEST_CASE("usertype/overloading", "Check if overloading works properly for usertypes") {
    struct woof {
        int var;

        int func(int x) {
            return var + x;
        }

        double func2(int x, int y) {
            return var + x + y + 0.5;
        }

        std::string func2s(int x, std::string y) {
            return y + " " + std::to_string(x);
        }
    };
    sol::state lua;
    lua.open_libraries(sol::lib::base);

    lua.new_usertype<woof>("woof",
        "var", &woof::var,
        "func", sol::overload(&woof::func, &woof::func2, &woof::func2s)
    );
    
    const std::string bark_58 = "bark 58";
    
    REQUIRE_NOTHROW(lua.script(
"r = woof:new()\n"
"a = r:func(1)\n"
"b = r:func(1, 2)\n"
"c = r:func(58, 'bark')\n"
));
    REQUIRE((lua["a"] == 1));
    REQUIRE((lua["b"] == 3.5));
    REQUIRE((lua["c"] == bark_58));

    REQUIRE_THROWS(lua.script("r:func(1,2,'meow')"));
}

TEST_CASE("usertype/reference-and-constness", "Make sure constness compiles properly and errors out at runtime") {
    struct bark {
        int var = 50;
    };
    struct woof {
        bark b;
    };

    struct nested {
        const int f = 25;
    };

    struct outer {
        nested n;
    };

    bool caughterror = false;
    std::string msg;
    sol::state lua;
    lua.new_usertype<woof>("woof",
        "b", &woof::b);
    lua.new_usertype<bark>("bark",
        "var", &bark::var);
    lua.new_usertype<outer>("outer",
        "n", &outer::n);
    lua.set("w", woof());
    lua.set("n", nested());
    lua.set("o", outer());
    lua.set("f", sol::c_call<decltype(&nested::f), &nested::f>);
    lua.script(R"(
    x = w.b
    x.var = 20
    val = w.b.var == x.var
    v = f(n);
    )");

    woof& w = lua["w"];
    bark& x = lua["x"];
    nested& n = lua["n"];
    int v = lua["v"];
    bool val = lua["val"];
    // enforce reference semantics
    REQUIRE(std::addressof(w.b) == std::addressof(x));
    REQUIRE(n.f == 25);
    REQUIRE(v == 25);
    REQUIRE(val);
    
    REQUIRE_THROWS(lua.script("f(n, 50)"));
    REQUIRE_THROWS(lua.script("o.n = 25"));
}