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RecreationBench

"""BUTTON lane for LabPlot2 (org.kde.labplot2): push-button EFFECT-BY-CONSEQUENCE.
Every test presses a REAL toolbar ``push button`` and asserts the specific
app-authored CONSEQUENCE that press causes -- measured BEFORE -> press -> AFTER,
then REVERSED (Ctrl+Z) so the delta itself is the verdict and the project is left
as it was found. A dead shell that draws the same toolbar but wires no handlers
fails every test (no row appears / no row-or-column count changes).
Two consequence families are owned here:
  1. ADD-OBJECT toolbar buttons (role "push button", toolbar band y~=95, distinct
     from the same-named menu-bar items at y~=69) -> the Project Explorer ``tree``
     gains a specifically-named 4-cell row:
       * "Note"      -> a "Note" row      (tree table-cell count +4)
       * "Workbook"  -> a "Workbook" row  (+4)
       * "Folder"    -> a "Folder" row    (+4)
       * "Spreadsheet" -> a "Spreadsheet 1" row PLUS its two default child Column
         rows (+12 = 3 new rows x 4 cells) -- a DISTINCT compound consequence that
         a single-row clone cannot fake.
     These buttons are INLINE (no modal), so ``press()`` is correct.
     The structure lane already owns Worksheet + Matrix (single-row +4) and the
     Note MDI-subwindow delta; this lane deliberately picks DIFFERENT object types
     (Note/Workbook/Folder/Spreadsheet) and frames each verdict as "a row named X
     appears" (the button's own consequence) -- plus the Spreadsheet compound
     +12 delta which no other lane asserts.
  2. INSERT ROW/COLUMN toolbar buttons act on the ACTIVE spreadsheet (a cell must
     be selected first):
       * "Insert Row Below"  -> the spreadsheet's ``table row header`` count rises
         by one (100 -> 101).
       * "Insert Column Left" -> the count of ``{Double}`` ``table column header``
         cells rises by one (2 -> 3; a new "3 {Double} [Y]" header appears).
     Undo restores the original dimension.
Verified on the running reference (live probe on this build):
  - toolbar add buttons Note/Workbook/Folder each grow the tree 16 -> 20; the new
    row's Name cell reads "Note"/"Workbook"/"Folder"; Ctrl+Z -> back to 16.
  - Spreadsheet button grows the tree 16 -> 28 (a "Spreadsheet 1" row + 2 Column
    child rows); Ctrl+Z -> 16.
  - The spreadsheet grid ``table`` is exposed only when its MDI sub-window is
    ACTIVE; a module fixture double-clicks the "Spreadsheet" tree row to activate
    it (wait for role "table" with 100 row headers, 2 {Double} column headers).
  - Insert Row Below: 100 -> 101 row headers (undo -> 100).
  - Insert Column Left: 2 -> 3 {Double} column headers (undo -> 2).
Deliberately NOT here: CHECKED dock toggles (state lane), the cell VALUE
round-trip (computation lane), dialog identity/title text (menu/text lanes), and
file/modal/destructive buttons (New/Open/Save/Print/Export/Quit/Delete/Remove).
"""

from __future__ import annotations

import time

import pytest
import pytest_check as check

import rb_atspi


# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- #
# Local workflow helpers (built ONLY on rb_atspi primitives -- no per-app kit)
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- #
def _tree(frame):
    """The Project Explorer -- the single role=tree left dock."""
    return rb_atspi.find_first(frame, role="tree")


def _tree_cells(frame):
    tree = _tree(frame)
    return rb_atspi.find_all(tree, role="table cell") if tree is not None else []


def _tree_cell_count(frame):
    """SHAPE metric: number of ``table cell`` leaves (rows x 4 columns)."""
    return len(_tree_cells(frame))


def _tree_row_names(frame):
    return [c.get_name() or "" for c in _tree_cells(frame)]


def _toolbar_add_button(frame, name):
    """The TOOLBAR add-object push button of the given name.
    Disambiguated from the same-named menu-bar entry (role 'menu item', y~=69) by
    role='push button' + a live 'Press' action. Prefer one whose on-screen extent
    sits in the toolbar band (y ~90..160); AT-SPI can momentarily report a stale
    extent during a window relayout, so fall back to the first showing pressable
    candidate rather than over-filtering on the band."""
    cands = [
        b
        for b in rb_atspi.find_all(frame, role="push button", name=name)
        if rb_atspi.is_showing(b) and "Press" in rb_atspi.action_names(b)
    ]
    for b in cands:
        try:
            e = b.get_extents(rb_atspi.Atspi.CoordType.SCREEN)
            if e.width > 0 and e.height > 0 and 80 <= e.y <= 160:
                return b
        except Exception:
            continue
    return cands[0] if cands else None


def _showing_named_action(root, name):
    """Return the visible toolbar/overflow representation of ``name``.
    Qt exposes a QAction as a ``push button`` while it fits in the toolbar and
    as a ``menu item`` after the toolbar extension popup is opened.  Requiring
    SHOWING plus a real action avoids accidentally selecting the permanently
    hidden copy in the normal Spreadsheet menu.
    """
    # A Qt popup is a transient top-level accessible.  Depending on the AT-SPI
    # bridge version it is not necessarily attached below the cached application
    # object, so also search the desktop root after opening an overflow/context menu.
    roots = (root, rb_atspi._desktop())
    for search_root in roots:
        for role in ("push button", "menu item"):
            for node in rb_atspi.find_all(search_root, role=role, name=name):
                if rb_atspi.is_showing(node) and rb_atspi.action_names(node):
                    return node
    return None


def _toolbar_extension_buttons(frame):
    """Find Qt's right-edge ``>>`` toolbar extension button.
    Its accessible name is empty on some Qt builds, so locate it structurally:
    it is a small, visible, pressable button inside a tool bar, furthest to the
    right.  A width cap prevents a normal labelled action from being mistaken
    for the extension.
    """
    candidates = []
    for toolbar in rb_atspi.find_all(
        frame, role="tool bar", name="Spreadsheet Toolbar"
    ):
        for role in ("push button", "toggle button"):
            for node in rb_atspi.find_all(toolbar, role=role):
                if not rb_atspi.is_showing(node) or not rb_atspi.action_names(node):
                    continue
                # Ordinary toolbar actions can also be narrow.  Qt's extension
                # button is anonymous; never click a named action while probing
                # for the overflow menu because that mutates the spreadsheet.
                if (node.get_name() or "").strip():
                    continue
                try:
                    ext = node.get_extents(rb_atspi.Atspi.CoordType.SCREEN)
                except Exception:
                    continue
                if 0 < ext.width <= 48 and ext.height > 0:
                    candidates.append((ext.x, node))
    return [node for _x, node in sorted(candidates, key=lambda item: item[0], reverse=True)]


def _press_toolbar_action(app, frame, name):
    """Press a toolbar QAction whether inline or inside Qt's overflow popup."""
    direct = _toolbar_add_button(frame, name)
    if direct is not None:
        # Use a real click here.  Qt reports ``Press`` successfully for some
        # QToolButtons even when the backing QAction is in the overflow layout,
        # but no triggered() signal is emitted.
        rb_atspi.click_node(direct)
        return True

    # At 1280px the spreadsheet's trailing column actions do not fit.  Open the
    # actual toolbar extension and press the QAction representation that becomes
    # visible in that popup; this remains the toolbar user path, not a menu-bar
    # substitute.
    for extension in _toolbar_extension_buttons(frame):
        if rb_atspi.click_node(extension) is None:
            continue
        rb_atspi.wait_for(
            lambda: _showing_named_action(app, name) is not None,
            timeout=2.0,
            interval=0.1,
        )
        action = _showing_named_action(app, name)
        if action is not None:
            _press_button(action)
            return True
        rb_atspi.press_escape()

    # Qt's toolbar-extension button is not exposed as an Accessible on all
    # builds.  It is nevertheless a real widget at the right edge of the
    # Spreadsheet Toolbar, so open it with a physical click and then resolve
    # the now-visible QAction by name.
    for toolbar in rb_atspi.find_all(frame, role="tool bar", name="Spreadsheet Toolbar"):
        if not rb_atspi.is_showing(toolbar):
            continue
        try:
            ext = toolbar.get_extents(rb_atspi.Atspi.CoordType.SCREEN)
        except Exception:
            continue
        if ext.width <= 16 or ext.height <= 0:
            continue
        click_points = [(ext.x + ext.width - 8, ext.y + ext.height // 2)]
        # KXMLGUI lays out the extension widget at the right edge of the main
        # window, outside the toolbar's own AT-SPI extent.  This is the layout
        # used by the 1920x1080 eval desktop.
        try:
            frame_ext = frame.get_extents(rb_atspi.Atspi.CoordType.SCREEN)
            click_points.append(
                (frame_ext.x + frame_ext.width - 8, ext.y + ext.height // 2)
            )
        except Exception:
            pass
        for x, y in dict.fromkeys(click_points):
            rb_atspi.xdo("mousemove", x, y, "click", "1")
            rb_atspi.wait_for(
                lambda: _showing_named_action(app, name) is not None,
                timeout=2.0,
                interval=0.1,
            )
            action = _showing_named_action(app, name)
            if action is not None:
                _press_button(action)
                return True
            rb_atspi.press_escape()
    return False


def _press_column_context_action(app, frame, name):
    """Open a spreadsheet column-header context menu and activate ``name``.
    LabPlot owns the insert-column actions in ``m_columnMenu``.  They are not
    members of the top-level Spreadsheet menu, so that menu is not a valid
    fallback when a narrow desktop moves the toolbar action into overflow.
    """
    columns = _data_columns(frame)
    if not columns:
        return False
    # Select the complete column first.  Shift+F10 then asks the focused table
    # view to open its column context menu and is more reliable under Xvfb than
    # synthesizing a right click directly on a QHeaderView accessible.
    if rb_atspi.click_node(columns[0]) is None:
        return False
    rb_atspi.key("shift+F10")
    if rb_atspi.wait_for(
        lambda: _showing_named_action(app, name) is not None,
        timeout=3.0,
        interval=0.1,
    ):
        _press_button(_showing_named_action(app, name))
        return True

    rb_atspi.press_escape()
    if rb_atspi.click_node(columns[0], button=3) is None:
        return False
    if not rb_atspi.wait_for(
        lambda: _showing_named_action(app, name) is not None,
        timeout=3.0,
        interval=0.1,
    ):
        rb_atspi.press_escape()
        return False
    _press_button(_showing_named_action(app, name))
    return True


def _press_button(btn):
    """Fire an INLINE toolbar button. ``press()`` (AT-SPI 'Press' action) is right
    for these -- they mutate the model in place, they do NOT open a modal. Fall
    back to a real xdotool click if the action didn't register."""
    if not rb_atspi.press(btn):
        rb_atspi.click_node(btn)


def _undo(app, rounds=1):
    """Reverse the last model change(s) so the test is order-independent and
    leaves the project as found. The tree/spreadsheet delta (and its reversal) is
    the verdict, not this call."""
    for _ in range(rounds):
        rb_atspi.key("ctrl+z")
        time.sleep(0.5)


def _add_object_consequence(app, rb, frame, obj_name, expect_rows, results_dir,
                            test_name, shoot_desc=None):
    """Shared add-object consequence: press the toolbar button, assert the tree
    gained ``expect_rows`` new 4-cell rows AND a row named ``obj_name`` appeared
    that was not the trigger, then UNDO and assert the count restores.
    ``before`` is measured immediately BEFORE the press (never assume launch
    state -- a prior test may have mutated the project)."""
    btn = _toolbar_add_button(frame, obj_name)
    assert btn is not None, f"toolbar '{obj_name}' push button not found/showing"

    before = _tree_cell_count(frame)
    assert before > 0, "Project Explorer tree exposes no cells (precondition failed)"
    before_names = _tree_row_names(frame)
    prior_count = before_names.count(obj_name)
    want = expect_rows * 4

    rb.enter(f"add {obj_name}")  # a real tree-shape crossing -> measured depth 1
    _press_button(btn)
    rb_atspi.wait_for(lambda: _tree_cell_count(frame) >= before + want, timeout=6.0)
    after = _tree_cell_count(frame)
    after_names = _tree_row_names(frame)

    # CONSEQUENCE verdict: the tree grew by exactly the object's row footprint...
    check.greater(after, before,
                  f"{obj_name}: pressing the button added no tree rows "
                  f"({before}->{after}) -- no consequence")
    check.equal(after - before, want,
                f"{obj_name}: expected +{want} tree cells ({expect_rows} row(s)), "
                f"got {after - before}")
    # ...and a NEW row whose Name cell reads the object type appeared.
    check.greater(after_names.count(obj_name), prior_count,
                  f"{obj_name}: no new '{obj_name}' row appeared after the press "
                  f"(names={after_names})")

    if shoot_desc:
        rb_atspi.screenshot_assert(test_name, shoot_desc, results_dir, window=frame)

    # Reverse it: undo removes the added row(s) and RESTORES the original shape.
    _undo(app, rounds=1)
    rb_atspi.wait_for(lambda: _tree_cell_count(frame) <= before, timeout=6.0)
    restored = _tree_cell_count(frame)
    check.equal(restored, before,
                f"{obj_name}: undo did not restore the tree cell count "
                f"({before} -> {after} -> {restored})")


# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- #
# Spreadsheet-MDI activation (needed by the insert-row/column tests)
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- #
def _sheet(frame):
    """The spreadsheet data grid = the role=table whose column headers name a
    ``{Double}`` column (distinguishes it from the Project Explorer tree). Exposed
    on AT-SPI only while the Spreadsheet MDI sub-window is ACTIVE."""
    for t in rb_atspi.find_all(frame, role="table"):
        hdrs = [h.get_name() or "" for h in rb_atspi.find_all(t, role="table column header")]
        if any("{Double}" in h for h in hdrs):
            return t
    return None


def _row_headers(frame):
    s = _sheet(frame)
    return rb_atspi.find_all(s, role="table row header") if s is not None else []


def _data_columns(frame):
    s = _sheet(frame)
    if s is None:
        return []
    return [h for h in rb_atspi.find_all(s, role="table column header")
            if "{Double}" in (h.get_name() or "")]


def _activate_spreadsheet(frame):
    """Bring the Spreadsheet MDI sub-window forward so its grid ``table`` is
    exposed: double-click the 'Spreadsheet' row in the Project Explorer tree, then
    wait for the table to appear. Returns the sheet node (or None)."""
    if _sheet(frame) is not None:
        return _sheet(frame)
    tree = _tree(frame)
    target = None
    if tree is not None:
        for c in rb_atspi.find_all(tree, role="table cell"):
            if (c.get_name() or "") == "Spreadsheet" and rb_atspi.is_showing(c):
                target = c
                break
    if target is not None:
        ctr = rb_atspi.center(target)
        if ctr is not None:
            rb_atspi.xdo("mousemove", ctr[0], ctr[1], "click", "1")
            time.sleep(0.3)
            rb_atspi.xdo("mousemove", ctr[0], ctr[1], "click", "1", "click", "1")
    rb_atspi.wait_for(lambda: _sheet(frame) is not None, timeout=6.0)
    return _sheet(frame)


def _select_first_cell(frame):
    """Real-click the first data cell so the insert buttons have a target row/
    column (they act relative to the current selection)."""
    s = _sheet(frame)
    if s is None:
        return False
    cells = rb_atspi.find_all(s, role="table cell")
    if not cells:
        return False
    rb_atspi.click_node(cells[0])
    time.sleep(0.4)
    return True


@pytest.fixture()
def sheet(app, frame):
    """Per-test: ensure the Spreadsheet MDI is active (grid ``table`` exposed) and
    a data cell is selected, so the insert-row/column buttons have a live target.
    Skips the test if the spreadsheet grid can't be brought forward."""
    s = _activate_spreadsheet(frame)
    if s is None:
        pytest.skip("spreadsheet grid 'table' could not be activated on AT-SPI")
    _select_first_cell(frame)
    return _sheet(frame)


# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- #
# ADD-OBJECT push buttons -> a specifically-named Project Explorer row appears
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- #
@pytest.mark.rb(jump_kind="transition",
                expect="pressing the Note toolbar button adds a 'Note' row to the "
                       "Project Explorer tree (table-cell count +4); undo restores it")
def test_note_button_adds_note_row(app, rb, frame, results_dir):
    """The toolbar 'Note' push button adds a Note object -> a new 4-cell row named
    'Note' appears in the Project Explorer tree (count +4). Ctrl+Z removes it and
    restores the count. The named-row consequence (not mere existence) is the verdict."""
    _add_object_consequence(
        app, rb, frame, "Note", 1, results_dir, "test_note_button_adds_note_row",
        shoot_desc=(
            "LabPlot Project Explorer (left dock): the tree now lists a 'Note' "
            "entry in the Name column (Type 'Note') as a new row below the "
            "existing 'Spreadsheet' entry -- the project gained a Note object."),
    )


@pytest.mark.rb(jump_kind="transition",
                expect="pressing the Workbook toolbar button adds a 'Workbook' row to "
                       "the Project Explorer tree (table-cell count +4); undo restores it")
def test_workbook_button_adds_workbook_row(app, rb, frame, results_dir):
    """The toolbar 'Workbook' push button adds a Workbook object -> a new 4-cell
    row named 'Workbook' appears in the tree (count +4). Ctrl+Z restores the
    count. A different object type from Note -- discriminates a shell that only
    wires one add path."""
    _add_object_consequence(
        app, rb, frame, "Workbook", 1, results_dir,
        "test_workbook_button_adds_workbook_row",
    )


@pytest.mark.rb(jump_kind="transition",
                expect="pressing the Folder toolbar button adds a 'Folder' row to the "
                       "Project Explorer tree (table-cell count +4); undo restores it")
def test_folder_button_adds_folder_row(app, rb, frame, results_dir):
    """The toolbar 'Folder' push button adds a Folder object -> a new 4-cell row
    named 'Folder' appears in the tree (count +4). Ctrl+Z restores the count."""
    _add_object_consequence(
        app, rb, frame, "Folder", 1, results_dir,
        "test_folder_button_adds_folder_row",
    )


@pytest.mark.rb(jump_kind="value",
                expect="pressing the Spreadsheet toolbar button adds a Spreadsheet whose "
                       "two default child 'Column' rows appear (table-cell count +12, "
                       "'Column' Type rows 2 -> 4); undo restores it")
def test_spreadsheet_button_adds_spreadsheet_with_columns(app, rb, frame, results_dir):
    """DISTINCT compound consequence, asserted as a VALUE: the toolbar 'Spreadsheet'
    push button adds a Spreadsheet object that carries its two DEFAULT child columns.
    So the tree gains THREE rows (a Spreadsheet row + two 'Column'-typed rows) =
    +12 table cells, and the number of rows whose Type reads 'Column' rises from 2
    to 4. That the button authors exactly two new 'Column' children (not zero, not
    one) is a specific content value a single-row or empty clone cannot reproduce.
    Ctrl+Z restores the tree."""
    btn = _toolbar_add_button(frame, "Spreadsheet")
    assert btn is not None, "toolbar 'Spreadsheet' push button not found/showing"

    before = _tree_cell_count(frame)
    assert before > 0, "Project Explorer tree exposes no cells (precondition failed)"
    before_names = _tree_row_names(frame)
    before_columns = before_names.count("Column")  # Type-column value; 2 on launch

    rb.enter("add Spreadsheet")  # a real tree-shape crossing -> measured depth 1
    _press_button(btn)
    rb_atspi.wait_for(lambda: _tree_cell_count(frame) >= before + 12, timeout=6.0)
    after = _tree_cell_count(frame)
    after_names = _tree_row_names(frame)
    after_columns = after_names.count("Column")

    # VALUE verdict: the new Spreadsheet brought exactly its two default child
    # columns (Type 'Column' rows 2 -> 4) and the compound +12 footprint.
    check.equal(after_columns - before_columns, 2,
                f"Spreadsheet button did not author two new 'Column' child rows "
                f"({before_columns} -> {after_columns}); names={after_names}")
    check.equal(after - before, 12,
                f"Spreadsheet: expected +12 tree cells (Spreadsheet + 2 Columns), "
                f"got {after - before}")
    check.greater(after_names.count("Spreadsheet"), before_names.count("Spreadsheet"),
                  "no new 'Spreadsheet' Name row appeared after the press")

    _undo(app, rounds=1)
    rb_atspi.wait_for(lambda: _tree_cell_count(frame) <= before, timeout=6.0)
    restored = _tree_cell_count(frame)
    check.equal(restored, before,
                f"Spreadsheet: undo did not restore the tree cell count "
                f"({before} -> {after} -> {restored})")


# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- #
# INSERT ROW / COLUMN push buttons -> spreadsheet dimension change
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- #
@pytest.mark.rb(jump_kind="transition",
                expect="Insert Row Below adds one spreadsheet row (row-header count "
                       "100 -> 101); undo restores it")
def test_insert_row_below_grows_spreadsheet(app, rb, frame, sheet, results_dir):
    """With the Spreadsheet MDI active and a cell selected, pressing the toolbar
    'Insert Row Below' push button inserts one row -> the spreadsheet's
    ``table row header`` count rises by exactly one (100 -> 101; a new numbered
    row header appears). Ctrl+Z restores the count. The row-count DELTA is the
    verdict, not that the button exists."""
    btn = _toolbar_add_button(frame, "Insert Row Below")
    assert btn is not None, "toolbar 'Insert Row Below' push button not found/showing"

    before = len(_row_headers(frame))
    assert before > 0, "spreadsheet exposes no row headers (precondition failed)"

    # Two real surface crossings: the module fixture brought the Spreadsheet MDI
    # sub-window forward (crossing 1) and selected a data cell inside it, so the
    # insert acts on that in-sheet selection (crossing 2) -> measured depth 2.
    rb.enter("activate Spreadsheet MDI sub-window")
    rb.enter("select a cell inside the sheet, then insert")
    _press_button(btn)
    rb_atspi.wait_for(lambda: len(_row_headers(frame)) > before, timeout=6.0)
    after = len(_row_headers(frame))

    check.greater(after, before,
                  f"Insert Row Below: row-header count did not grow ({before}->{after})")
    check.equal(after - before, 1,
                f"Insert Row Below: expected exactly one new row, got {after - before}")

    _undo(app, rounds=1)
    rb_atspi.wait_for(lambda: len(_row_headers(frame)) <= before, timeout=6.0)
    restored = len(_row_headers(frame))
    check.equal(restored, before,
                f"Insert Row Below: undo did not restore the row count "
                f"({before} -> {after} -> {restored})")


@pytest.mark.rb(jump_kind="value",
                expect="Insert Column Left adds a data column whose new header text reads "
                       "'3 {Double} [Y]' (Double count 2 -> 3); undo restores it")
def test_insert_column_left_adds_data_column(app, rb, frame, sheet, results_dir):
    """With the Spreadsheet MDI active and a cell selected, pressing the toolbar
    'Insert Column Left' push button inserts a data column. The app AUTHORS a
    specific new column header: the ``{Double}`` header count rises 2 -> 3 and a
    header whose text reads '3 {Double} [Y]' appears (the next column index, still
    a Double / Y-role). That exact header VALUE -- not merely one more header -- is
    the verdict; a shell that adds a blank/wrong-typed column fails it. Ctrl+Z
    restores the column set."""
    def _hdr_texts():
        s = _sheet(frame)
        return [h.get_name() or "" for h in rb_atspi.find_all(s, role="table column header")] \
            if s is not None else []

    before = len(_data_columns(frame))
    before_hdrs = _hdr_texts()
    assert before >= 2, f"spreadsheet has fewer than 2 data columns ({before})"

    # Two real surface crossings (see insert-row test): the fixture activated the
    # Spreadsheet MDI (crossing 1) and selected a data cell within it (crossing 2).
    rb.enter("activate Spreadsheet MDI sub-window")
    rb.enter("select a cell inside the sheet, then insert column")
    toolbar_pressed = _press_toolbar_action(app, frame, "Insert Column Left")
    changed = toolbar_pressed and rb_atspi.wait_for(
        lambda: len(_data_columns(frame)) > before, timeout=6.0
    )
    if not changed:
        assert _press_column_context_action(app, frame, "Insert Column Left"), (
            "Insert Column Left action not found in the toolbar/overflow or the "
            "column-header context menu"
        )
        rb_atspi.wait_for(lambda: len(_data_columns(frame)) > before, timeout=6.0)
    after = len(_data_columns(frame))
    after_hdrs = _hdr_texts()

    # VALUE verdict: the specific app-authored header text appeared, and the Double
    # column count grew by exactly one.
    check.is_true("3 {Double} [Y]" in after_hdrs,
                  f"Insert Column Left: expected a '3 {{Double}} [Y]' header to "
                  f"appear; headers were {before_hdrs} -> {after_hdrs}")
    check.equal(after - before, 1,
                f"Insert Column Left: expected exactly one new Double column, "
                f"got {after - before}")

    rb_atspi.screenshot_assert(
        "test_insert_column_left_adds_data_column",
        "LabPlot spreadsheet view (center MDI): the data grid now shows THREE "
        "numbered '{Double}' column headers across the top instead of two -- a "
        "newly inserted data column has appeared to the left of the original "
        "columns.",
        results_dir, window=frame,
    )

    _undo(app, rounds=1)
    rb_atspi.wait_for(lambda: len(_data_columns(frame)) <= before, timeout=6.0)
    restored = len(_data_columns(frame))
    check.equal(restored, before,
                f"Insert Column Left: undo did not restore the column count "
                f"({before} -> {after} -> {restored})")