// How to construct a test to stress the flaw in SERVER-994:
// construct an index, think up a bounding box inside the index that
// doesn't include the center of the index, and put a point inside the
// bounding box.

// This is the bug reported in SERVER-994.
t = db.geo_box3;
t.drop();
t.insert({point: {x: -15000000, y: 10000000}});
t.ensureIndex({point: "2d"}, {min: -21000000, max: 21000000});
var c = t.find({point: {"$within": {"$box": [[-20000000, 7000000], [0, 15000000]]}}});
assert.eq(1, c.count(), "A1");

// Same thing, modulo 1000000.
t = db.geo_box3;
t.drop();
t.insert({point: {x: -15, y: 10}});
t.ensureIndex({point: "2d"}, {min: -21, max: 21});
var c = t.find({point: {"$within": {"$box": [[-20, 7], [0, 15]]}}});
assert.eq(1, c.count(), "B1");

// Two more examples, one where the index is centered at the origin,
// one not.
t = db.geo_box3;
t.drop();
t.insert({point: {x: 1.0, y: 1.0}});
t.ensureIndex({point: "2d"}, {min: -2, max: 2});
var c = t.find({point: {"$within": {"$box": [[.1, .1], [1.99, 1.99]]}}});
assert.eq(1, c.count(), "C1");

t = db.geo_box3;
t.drop();
t.insert({point: {x: 3.9, y: 3.9}});
t.ensureIndex({point: "2d"}, {min: 0, max: 4});
var c = t.find({point: {"$within": {"$box": [[2.05, 2.05], [3.99, 3.99]]}}});
assert.eq(1, c.count(), "D1");