#!/usr/bin/env ruby
# $Id$
begin require 'rubygems' rescue LoadError end
# require 'ruby-debug' ; Debugger.start(:post-mortem => true)

module TraceLineNumbers
  begin
    # Fork from released code, try trace_nums19.so in path or current dir.
    require 'trace_nums19.so'
  rescue LoadError
    @@SRC_DIR = File.expand_path(File.dirname(__FILE__))
    begin
      require File.join(@@SRC_DIR, '..', 'ext/trace_nums', 'trace_nums19')
    rescue LoadError
      # MSWindows seems to put this in lib rather than ext.
      require File.join(@@SRC_DIR, '..', 'lib', 'trace_nums19')
    end if false
  end

  # Return an array of lines numbers that could be 
  # stopped at given a file name of a Ruby program.
  def lnums_for_file(file)
    lnums_for_str(File.read(file))
  end
  module_function :lnums_for_file

  # Return an array of lines numbers that could be 
  # stopped at given a file name of a Ruby program.
  # We assume the each line has \n at the end. If not 
  # set the newline parameters to \n.
  def lnums_for_str_array(string_array, newline='')
    lnums_for_str(string_array.join(newline))
  end
  module_function :lnums_for_str_array
end

if __FILE__ == $0
  SCRIPT_LINES__ = {} unless defined? SCRIPT_LINES__
  # test_file = '../test/rcov-bug.rb'
  test_file = '../test/lnum-data/begin1.rb'
  if  File.exists?(test_file)
    puts TraceLineNumbers.lnums_for_file(test_file).inspect 
    load(test_file, 0) # for later
  end
  puts TraceLineNumbers.lnums_for_file(__FILE__).inspect
  unless SCRIPT_LINES__.empty?
    key = SCRIPT_LINES__.keys.first
    puts key
    puts SCRIPT_LINES__[key]
    puts TraceLineNumbers.lnums_for_str_array(SCRIPT_LINES__[key]).inspect
  end
end
