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def test_score_n3():
matrix, matrix_size = make_thonky_score_matrix()
scores = encoder.mask_scores(matrix, matrix_size)
score = scores[2]
# Thonky: 80
assert 760 == score
def test_thonky_pattern_5():
# http://www.thonky.com/qr-code-tutorial/data-masking
matrix = read_matrix('thonky_datamasking_mask-5')
matrix_size = len(matrix)
scores = encoder.mask_scores(matrix, matrix_size)
assert 189 == scores[0]
assert 156 == scores[1]
# Thonky: 200
assert 800 == scores[2]
# Thonky: 2, but that's impossible: Either 0 or a multiple of 10 (N4 = 10)
assert 0 == scores[3]
# See score 3 and 4
assert 547 - 2 - 200 + 800 == encoder.evaluate_mask(matrix, matrix_size)
def test_thonky_pattern_4():
# http://www.thonky.com/qr-code-tutorial/data-masking
matrix = read_matrix('thonky_datamasking_mask-4')
matrix_size = len(matrix)
scores = encoder.mask_scores(matrix, matrix_size)
assert 195 == scores[0]
assert 138 == scores[1]
# Thonky: 200
assert 800 == scores[2]
assert 0 == scores[3]
# See score 3
assert 533 - 200 + 800 == encoder.evaluate_mask(matrix, matrix_size)
def test_thonky_pattern_0():
# http://www.thonky.com/qr-code-tutorial/data-masking
matrix = read_matrix('thonky_datamasking_mask-0')
matrix_size = len(matrix)
scores = encoder.mask_scores(matrix, matrix_size)
assert 180 == scores[0]
assert 90 == scores[1]
# Thonky: 80
assert 760 == scores[2]
assert 0 == scores[3]
# See score 3
assert 350 - 80 + 760 == encoder.evaluate_mask(matrix, matrix_size)
def test_thonky_pattern_3():
# http://www.thonky.com/qr-code-tutorial/data-masking
matrix = read_matrix('thonky_datamasking_mask-3')
matrix_size = len(matrix)
scores = encoder.mask_scores(matrix, matrix_size)
assert 180 == scores[0]
assert 141 == scores[1]
# Thonky: 120
assert 760 == scores[2]
# Thonky: 2, but that's impossible: Either 0 or a multiple of 10 (N4 = 10)
assert 0 == scores[3]
assert 443 - 2 - 120 + 760 == encoder.evaluate_mask(matrix, matrix_size)
cnt = 0
finished = False
for i in range(len(matrix)):
for j in range(len(matrix)):
matrix[i][j] = 0x1
cnt+=1
finished = cnt == percent
if finished:
break
if finished:
break
matrix = make_matrix()
fill_matrix(matrix, percent)
matrix_size = len(matrix)
scores = encoder.mask_scores(matrix, matrix_size)
score = scores[3]
assert score == score
def test_score_n2_iso():
# Take a block consisting of 3 x 3 dark
# modules for an example. Considering that up to four 2 x 2 dark modules can
# be included in this block, the penalty applied to this block shall be
# calculated as 4 (blocks) x 3 (points) = 12 points.
matrix = (bytearray([1,1,1]), bytearray([1,1,1]), bytearray([1,1,1]))
matrix_size = len(matrix)
scores = encoder.mask_scores(matrix, matrix_size)
score = scores[1]
assert 12 == score
matrix = (bytearray([0,0,0]), bytearray([0,0,0]), bytearray([0,0,0]))
matrix_size = len(matrix)
scores = encoder.mask_scores(matrix, matrix_size)
score = scores[1]
assert 12 == score
def test_thonky_pattern_7():
# http://www.thonky.com/qr-code-tutorial/data-masking
matrix = read_matrix('thonky_datamasking_mask-7')
matrix_size = len(matrix)
scores = encoder.mask_scores(matrix, matrix_size)
assert 197 == scores[0]
assert 123 == scores[1]
# Thonky: 200
assert 720 == scores[2]
assert 0 == scores[3]
# See score 3
assert 520 - 200 + 720 == encoder.evaluate_mask(matrix, matrix_size)
def test_score_n1_iso():
# For example, impose 5 penalty points on the block of “dark:dark:dark:dark:dark:dark:dark”
# module pattern, where a series of seven consecutive modules is counted as one block
matrix = tuple(bytearray([1] * 7) for i in range(7))
matrix_size = len(matrix)
scores = encoder.mask_scores(matrix, matrix_size)
score = scores[0]
assert 5 * 7 * 2 == score
def test_thonky_pattern_1():
# http://www.thonky.com/qr-code-tutorial/data-masking
matrix = read_matrix('thonky_datamasking_mask-1')
matrix_size = len(matrix)
scores = encoder.mask_scores(matrix, matrix_size)
assert 172 == scores[0]
assert 129 == scores[1]
# Thonky: 120
assert 760 == scores[2]
assert 0 == scores[3]
# See score 3
assert 421 - 120 + 760 == encoder.evaluate_mask(matrix, matrix_size)