require_relative '../../spec_helper'
require_relative 'fixtures/classes'
require_relative 'shared/exponent'

describe "Integer#pow" do
  context "one argument is passed" do
    it_behaves_like :integer_exponent, :pow
  end

  context "two arguments are passed" do
    it "returns modulo of self raised to the given power" do
      2.pow(5, 12).should == 8
      2.pow(6, 13).should == 12
      2.pow(7, 14).should == 2
      2.pow(8, 15).should == 1
    end

    it "works well with bignums" do
      2.pow(61, 5843009213693951).should.eql? 3697379018277258
      2.pow(62, 5843009213693952).should.eql? 1551748822859776
      2.pow(63, 5843009213693953).should.eql? 3103497645717974
      2.pow(64, 5843009213693954).should.eql? 363986077738838
    end

    it "handles sign like #divmod does" do
      2.pow(5, 12).should == 8
      2.pow(5, -12).should == -4
      -2.pow(5, 12).should == 4
      -2.pow(5, -12).should == -8
    end

    it "ensures all arguments are integers" do
      -> { 2.pow(5, 12.0) }.should.raise(TypeError, /2nd argument not allowed unless all arguments are integers/)
      -> { 2.pow(5, Rational(12, 1)) }.should.raise(TypeError, /2nd argument not allowed unless all arguments are integers/)
    end

    it "raises TypeError for non-numeric value" do
      -> { 2.pow(5, "12") }.should.raise(TypeError)
      -> { 2.pow(5, []) }.should.raise(TypeError)
      -> { 2.pow(5, nil) }.should.raise(TypeError)
    end

    it "raises a ZeroDivisionError when the given argument is 0" do
      -> { 2.pow(5, 0) }.should.raise(ZeroDivisionError)
    end

    it "raises a RangeError when the first argument is negative and the second argument is present" do
      -> { 2.pow(-5, 1) }.should.raise(RangeError)
    end
  end
end