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#########################################################################
#
# Date: Aug 2004 Author: Daniel Stoffler
#
# stoffler@scripps.edu
#
# The Scripps Research Institute (TSRI)
# Molecular Graphics Lab
# La Jolla, CA 92037, USA
#
# Copyright: Daniel Stoffler, and TSRI
#
#########################################################################
import sys, os
from time import sleep
from NetworkEditor.net import Network
from NetworkEditor.simpleNE import NetworkNode, NetworkBuilder
from NetworkEditor.Tests.nodes import DialNode
ed = None
###############################
## implement setUp and tearDown
###############################
def setUp():
global ed
ed = NetworkBuilder("test widget grid editor", withShell=0,
visibleWidth=400, visibleHeight=300)
ed.master.update()
ed.configure(withThreads=0)
def tearDown():
ed.exit_cb()
import gc
gc.collect()
##########################
## Helper methods
##########################
def pause(sleepTime=None):
if sleepTime is None:
from NetworkEditor.Tests import pauseLength as sleepTime
ed.master.update()
sleep(sleepTime)
##########################
## Tests
##########################
def test_001_openCloseWidgetGridEditor():
"""test if we can open and close the widget grid editor"""
net = ed.currentNetwork
node = DialNode(name='Dial')
net.addNode(node,100,100)
node.edit()
pause()
node.objEditor.editGridButton.invoke()
pause()
assert node.objEditor.gridEditor is not None,\
"Expected gridEditor instance, got None instead"
# we should have an entry for the label and an entry for the widgetgridcfg
gridEditor = node.objEditor.gridEditor
assert len(gridEditor.grids) == 1,\
"Expected 1, got %s"%len(gridEditor.grids)
# and in there, we should have a tuple with 2 grids
assert len(gridEditor.grids[0]) == 2,\
"Expected 2, got %s"%len(gridEditor.grids[0])
# hit cancel() in widgetEditor
node.objEditor.gridEditor.Cancel_cb()
pause()
def test_002_addLabelToDial():
"""test if we can add a label to the dial node"""
net = ed.currentNetwork
node = DialNode(name='Dial')
net.addNode(node,100,100)
widget = node.inputPorts[0].widget
# no label by default:
assert widget.tklabel.cget('text') == '',\
"Expected '', got %s"%widget.tklabel.cget('text')
node.edit()
node.objEditor.editGridButton.invoke()
gridEditor = node.objEditor.gridEditor
labelGrid = gridEditor.grids[0][0]
widgetGrid = gridEditor.grids[0][1]
# now set the label to HELLO
labelGrid.labelNameTk.set("HELLO")
pause()
gridEditor.Apply_cb()
pause()
assert widget.tklabel.cget('text') == 'HELLO',\
"Expected HELLO, got %s"%widget.tklabel.cget('text')
node.objEditor.gridEditor.Cancel_cb()
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