def test_colsAttribute(self):
'''
test_colsAttribute - Tests the "cols" attribute
NOTE: This differs in behaviour between a textarea and a frameset
'''
textareaEm = AdvancedTag('textarea')
assert textareaEm.cols == 20, 'Expected default "cols" for textarea to be 20, but got: ' + repr(
textareaEm.cols)
textareaEm.cols = 100
assert textareaEm.cols == 100, 'Expected to be able to set "cols" to 100 and that value stick, but got: ' + repr(
textareaEm.cols)
textareaEmHTML = str(textareaEm)
assert 'cols="100"' in textareaEmHTML, 'Expected to find "cols" attribute set to "100" in HTML, but got: ' + repr(
textareaEmHTML)
textareaEm.cols = 0
assert textareaEm.cols == 20, 'Expected an invalid value in "cols" attribute on textarea to return 20, but got: ' + repr(
textareaEm.cols)
framesetEm = AdvancedTag('frameset')
assert framesetEm.cols == '', 'Expected "cols" attribute on frameset to default to empty string, but got: ' + repr(
framesetEm.cols)
framesetEm.cols = "5"
assert framesetEm.cols == "5", 'Expected to be able to set "cols" attribute to "5" and it apply, but got: ' + repr(
framesetEm.cols)
framesetEmHTML = str(framesetEm)
assert 'cols="5"' in framesetEmHTML, 'Expected "cols" attribute to be set to "5" in HTML representation, but got: ' + repr(
framesetEmHTML)
framesetEm.cols = "bologna"
assert framesetEm.cols == "bologna", 'Expected to be able to set "cols" to any string, set to "bologna" but got back: ' + repr(
framesetEm.cols)
