local gears_obj = require("gears.object")

-- Emulate the C API classes. They differ from C API objects as connect_signal
-- doesn't take an object as first argument and they support fallback properties
-- handlers.
local function _shim_fake_class()
    local obj = gears_obj()

    local meta = {
        __index     = function()end,
        __newindex = function()end,
    }

    obj._connect_signal = obj.connect_signal

    function obj.connect_signal(name, func)
        return obj._connect_signal(obj, name, func)
    end

    obj._add_signal = obj.add_signal

    function obj.add_signal(name)
        return obj._add_signal(obj, name)
    end

    function obj.set_index_miss_handler(handler)
        meta.__index = handler
    end

    function obj.set_newindex_miss_handler(handler)
        meta.__newindex = handler
    end

    function obj.emit_signal(name, c, ...)
        local conns = obj._signals[name] or {strong={}}
        for func in pairs(conns.strong) do
            func(c, ...)
        end
    end

    return obj, meta
end

local awesome = _shim_fake_class()
awesome._shim_fake_class = _shim_fake_class

-- Avoid c.screen = acreen.focused() to be called, all tests will fail
awesome.startup = true

function awesome.register_xproperty()
end

awesome.add_signal("refresh")
awesome.add_signal("wallpaper_changed")
awesome.add_signal("spawn::canceled")
awesome.add_signal("spawn::timeout")

return awesome

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