class TestSignalTesting(unittest.TestCase):
def setUp(self):
self.gobject_signal_manager = GobjectSignalsManager()
self.gobject_signal_manager.init_signals()
def tearDown(self):
self.gobject_signal_manager.terminate_signals()
def test_signal_catching(self):
generator = FakeGobject()
arg = str(uuid.uuid4())
with SignalCatcher(self, generator, 'one') \
as [signal_catched_event, signal_arguments]:
generator.emit_signal('one', arg)
signal_catched_event.wait()
self.assertEqual(len(signal_arguments), 1)
self.assertEqual(len(signal_arguments[0]), 1)
one_signal_arguments = signal_arguments[0]
self.assertEqual(arg, one_signal_arguments[0])
def test_signal_missing(self):
generator = FakeGobject()
arg = str(uuid.uuid4())
with SignalCatcher(self, generator, 'two', False, error_code = None) \
as [signal_catched_event, signal_arguments]:
generator.emit_signal('one', arg)
signal_catched_event.wait()
self.assertEqual(len(signal_arguments), 0)
def setUp(self):
ds = DataStore()
self.req = ds.get_requester()
# initalize gobject signaling system
self.gobject_signal_manager = GobjectSignalsManager()
self.gobject_signal_manager.init_signals()
# refresh the viewtree for tasks
tt = self.req.get_tasks_tree()
tt.reset_filters()
def setUp(self):
ds = DataStore()
self.req = ds.get_requester()
# initalize gobject signaling system
self.gobject_signal_manager = GobjectSignalsManager()
self.gobject_signal_manager.init_signals()
# refresh the viewtree for tasks
tt = self.req.get_tasks_tree()
tt.reset_filters()
class TestSignalTesting(unittest.TestCase):
def setUp(self):
self.gobject_signal_manager = GobjectSignalsManager()
self.gobject_signal_manager.init_signals()
def tearDown(self):
self.gobject_signal_manager.terminate_signals()
def test_signal_catching(self):
generator = FakeGobject()
arg = str(uuid.uuid4())
with SignalCatcher(self, generator, 'one') \
as [signal_catched_event, signal_arguments]:
generator.emit_signal('one', arg)
signal_catched_event.wait()
self.assertEqual(len(signal_arguments), 1)
self.assertEqual(len(signal_arguments[0]), 1)
one_signal_arguments = signal_arguments[0]
self.assertEqual(arg, one_signal_arguments[0])
class TestTag(unittest.TestCase):
"""Tests for `Tag`."""
def setUp(self):
ds = DataStore()
self.req = ds.get_requester()
# initalize gobject signaling system
self.gobject_signal_manager = GobjectSignalsManager()
self.gobject_signal_manager.init_signals()
# refresh the viewtree for tasks
tt = self.req.get_tasks_tree()
tt.reset_filters()
def tearDown(self):
# finally:
# stopping gobject main loop
self.gobject_signal_manager.terminate_signals()
def test_name(self):
# The first argument to the Tag constructor is the name, which you can
# get with get_name().
tag = Tag('foo', self.req)
self.assertEqual('foo', tag.get_name())
def test_name_is_attribute(self):
# The name of the tag is also stored as an attribute.
tag = Tag('foo', self.req)
self.assertEqual('foo', tag.get_attribute('name'))
def test_missing_attribute_returns_none(self):
# If get_attribute is called for an attribute that doesn't exist, it
# returns None.
tag = Tag('whatever', self.req)
result = tag.get_attribute('no-such-attribute')
self.assertEqual(None, result)
def test_set_then_get_attribute(self):
# Attributes set with set_attribute can be retrieved with
# get_attribute.
tag = Tag('whatever', self.req)
tag.set_attribute('new-attribute', 'value')
result = tag.get_attribute('new-attribute')
self.assertEqual('value', result)
def test_set_non_str_attribute_casts_to_string(self):
# If the value of the attribute passed to set_attribute is not a
# string, it's cast to a string.
tag = Tag('whatever', self.req)
tag.set_attribute('new-attribute', 42)
result = tag.get_attribute('new-attribute')
self.assertEqual('42', result)
def test_get_all_attributes_initial(self):
# Initially, a Tag has only the name attribute.
tag = Tag('foo', self.req)
self.assertEqual(['name'], tag.get_all_attributes())
def test_get_all_attributes_after_setting(self):
# After attributes are set, get_all_attributes includes those
# attributes. The order is not guaranteed.
tag = Tag('foo', self.req)
tag.set_attribute('bar', 'baz')
self.assertEqual(set(['name', 'bar']), set(tag.get_all_attributes()))
def test_get_all_but_name(self):
# If 'butname' is True, then exclude the 'name' attribute.
tag = Tag('foo', self.req)
self.assertEqual([], tag.get_all_attributes(butname=True))
tag.set_attribute('bar', 'baz')
self.assertEqual(['bar'], tag.get_all_attributes(butname=True))
def test_str(self):
# str(tag) is 'Tag: <name>'
tag = Tag('foo', self.req)
self.assertEqual('Tag: foo', str(tag))
def test_set_name_attribute_does_nothing(self):
# The 'name' attribute is set by the constructor. After it is set, it
# cannot be changed with further calls to set_attribute.
tag = Tag('old', self.req)
try:
tag.set_attribute('name', 'new')
except Set_Name_Attribute_Error:
pass
self.assertEqual('old', tag.get_name())
self.assertEqual('old', tag.get_attribute('name'))
# XXX: The following tests check the current behaviour of the Tag class,
# but I'm not sure if they're correct behaviour. -- jml, 2009-07-17
def test_save_not_called_on_construction(self):
# The save callback isn't called by the constructor, despite the fact
# that it sets the name attribute.
save_calls = []
Tag('old', self.req)
self.assertEqual(0, len(save_calls))
def test_set_name_doesnt_call_save(self):
# Setting the name attribute doesn't call save.
save_calls = []
tag = Tag('old', self.req)
try:
tag.set_attribute('name', 'new')
except Set_Name_Attribute_Error:
pass
self.assertEqual(0, len(save_calls))
def test_intask_counting_after_rename(self):
'''We test that the task counting for tags work
even after tag renaming (stuttering tag bug)'''
t = self.req.new_task(tags=['@testtag'])
t.modified()
tag = self.req.get_tag('@testtag')
self.assertEqual(tag.get_active_tasks_count(), 1)
t.rename_tag('@testtag', '@test')
tag2 = self.req.get_tag('@test')
self.assertEqual(tag2.get_active_tasks_count(), 1)
self.assertEqual(tag.get_active_tasks_count(), 0)
def setUp(self):
self.gobject_signal_manager = GobjectSignalsManager()
self.gobject_signal_manager.init_signals()
def setUp(self):
self.gobject_signal_manager = GobjectSignalsManager()
self.gobject_signal_manager.init_signals()
class TestTag(unittest.TestCase):
"""Tests for `Tag`."""
def setUp(self):
ds = DataStore()
self.req = ds.get_requester()
# initalize gobject signaling system
self.gobject_signal_manager = GobjectSignalsManager()
self.gobject_signal_manager.init_signals()
# refresh the viewtree for tasks
tt = self.req.get_tasks_tree()
tt.reset_filters()
def tearDown(self):
# finally:
# stopping gobject main loop
self.gobject_signal_manager.terminate_signals()
def test_name(self):
# The first argument to the Tag constructor is the name, which you can
# get with get_name().
tag = Tag('foo', self.req)
self.assertEqual('foo', tag.get_name())
def test_name_is_attribute(self):
# The name of the tag is also stored as an attribute.
tag = Tag('foo', self.req)
self.assertEqual('foo', tag.get_attribute('name'))
def test_missing_attribute_returns_none(self):
# If get_attribute is called for an attribute that doesn't exist, it
# returns None.
tag = Tag('whatever', self.req)
result = tag.get_attribute('no-such-attribute')
self.assertEqual(None, result)
def test_set_then_get_attribute(self):
# Attributes set with set_attribute can be retrieved with
# get_attribute.
tag = Tag('whatever', self.req)
tag.set_attribute('new-attribute', 'value')
result = tag.get_attribute('new-attribute')
self.assertEqual('value', result)
def test_set_non_str_attribute_casts_to_string(self):
# If the value of the attribute passed to set_attribute is not a
# string, it's cast to a string.
tag = Tag('whatever', self.req)
tag.set_attribute('new-attribute', 42)
result = tag.get_attribute('new-attribute')
self.assertEqual('42', result)
def test_get_all_attributes_initial(self):
# Initially, a Tag has only the name attribute.
tag = Tag('foo', self.req)
self.assertEqual(['name'], tag.get_all_attributes())
def test_get_all_attributes_after_setting(self):
# After attributes are set, get_all_attributes includes those
# attributes. The order is not guaranteed.
tag = Tag('foo', self.req)
tag.set_attribute('bar', 'baz')
self.assertEqual(set(['name', 'bar']), set(tag.get_all_attributes()))
def test_get_all_but_name(self):
# If 'butname' is True, then exclude the 'name' attribute.
tag = Tag('foo', self.req)
self.assertEqual([], tag.get_all_attributes(butname=True))
tag.set_attribute('bar', 'baz')
self.assertEqual(['bar'], tag.get_all_attributes(butname=True))
def test_str(self):
# str(tag) is 'Tag: <name>'
tag = Tag('foo', self.req)
self.assertEqual('Tag: foo', str(tag))
def test_set_name_attribute_does_nothing(self):
# The 'name' attribute is set by the constructor. After it is set, it
# cannot be changed with further calls to set_attribute.
tag = Tag('old', self.req)
try:
tag.set_attribute('name', 'new')
except Set_Name_Attribute_Error:
pass
self.assertEqual('old', tag.get_name())
self.assertEqual('old', tag.get_attribute('name'))
# XXX: The following tests check the current behaviour of the Tag class,
# but I'm not sure if they're correct behaviour. -- jml, 2009-07-17
def test_save_not_called_on_construction(self):
# The save callback isn't called by the constructor, despite the fact
# that it sets the name attribute.
save_calls = []
Tag('old', self.req)
self.assertEqual(0, len(save_calls))
def test_set_name_doesnt_call_save(self):
# Setting the name attribute doesn't call save.
save_calls = []
tag = Tag('old', self.req)
try:
tag.set_attribute('name', 'new')
except Set_Name_Attribute_Error:
pass
self.assertEqual(0, len(save_calls))
def test_intask_counting_after_rename(self):
'''We test that the task counting for tags work
even after tag renaming (stuttering tag bug)'''
t = self.req.new_task(tags=['@testtag'])
t.modified()
tag = self.req.get_tag('@testtag')
self.assertEqual(tag.get_active_tasks_count(), 1)
t.rename_tag('@testtag', '@test')
tag2 = self.req.get_tag('@test')
self.assertEqual(tag2.get_active_tasks_count(), 1)
self.assertEqual(tag.get_active_tasks_count(), 0)
def setUp(self):
"""Set up a dummy tree with filters and nodes.
Construct a Tree for testing, with some filters for testing, including
filters with parameters 'flat' and 'transparent'. Create a collection of
nodes with some of the properties these filters filter on.
"""
i = 0
#node numbers, used to check
self.red_nodes = 0
self.blue_nodes = 0
self.green_nodes = 0
#Larch, is the tree. Learn to recognize it.
self.tree = Tree()
self.view = self.tree.get_viewtree()
self.tester = TreeTester(self.view)
self.mainview = self.tree.get_main_view()
self.tree.add_filter('blue',self.is_blue)
self.tree.add_filter('green',self.is_green)
self.tree.add_filter('red',self.is_red)
self.tree.add_filter('leaf',self.is_leaf)
param = {}
param['flat'] = True
self.tree.add_filter('flatgreen',self.is_green,parameters=param)
self.tree.add_filter('flatleaves',self.is_leaf,parameters=param)
param = {}
param['transparent'] = True
self.tree.add_filter('transblue',self.is_blue,parameters=param)
self.tree.add_filter('transgreen',self.is_green,parameters=param)
#first, we add some red nodes at the root
while i < 5:
node = DummyNode(str(i))
node.add_color('red')
self.tree.add_node(node)
i += 1
self.red_nodes += 1
#then, we add some blue nodes also at the root
while i < 10:
node = DummyNode(str(i))
node.add_color('blue')
self.tree.add_node(node)
i+=1
self.blue_nodes += 1
#finally, we add some green nodes as children of the last nodes
# (stairs-like configuration)
while i < 15:
node = DummyNode(str(i))
node.add_color('green')
self.tree.add_node(node,parent_id=str(i-1))
i+=1
self.green_nodes += 1
self.total = self.red_nodes + self.blue_nodes + self.green_nodes
################now testing the GTK treeview ##################
#The columns description:
desc = {}
col = {}
col['title'] = "Node name"
render_text = gtk.CellRendererText()
col['renderer'] = ['markup',render_text]
def get_node_name(node):
return node.get_id()
col['value'] = [str,get_node_name]
desc['titles'] = col
treeview = TreeView(self.view,desc)
#initalize gobject signaling system
self.gobject_signal_manager = GobjectSignalsManager()
self.gobject_signal_manager.init_signals()
self.recorded_signals = {'node-added-inview': [],
'node-modified-inview': [],
'node-deleted-inview': []}
self.assertNodeAddedInview = functools.partial ( \
self.assertSignal, self.view, 'node-added-inview')
self.assertNodeModifiedInview = functools.partial ( \
self.assertSignal, self.view, 'node-modified-inview')
self.assertNodeDeletedInview = functools.partial ( \
self.assertSignal, self.view, 'node-deleted-inview')
class TestLibLarch(unittest.TestCase):
"""Tests for `Tree`."""
def caller_name(self):
'''
Returns the filename and the line of the calling function.
Precisely, it returns the calling calling function (because
you're calling this one).
'''
frame=inspect.currentframe()
frame=frame.f_back.f_back
code=frame.f_code
return code.co_filename, code.co_firstlineno
def assertSignal(self, generator, signal_name, function, \
how_many_signals = 1):
def new(how_many_signals, error_code, *args, **kws):
with SignalCatcher(self, generator, signal_name,\
how_many_signals = how_many_signals,
error_code = error_code)\
as [signal_catched_event, signal_arguments]:
function(*args, **kws)
signal_catched_event.wait()
self.recorded_signals[signal_name] += signal_arguments
return None
return functools.partial(new, how_many_signals, self.caller_name())
def test_assertSignal(self):
class FakeGobject(gobject.GObject):
__gsignals__ = {'node-added-inview': (gobject.SIGNAL_RUN_FIRST,
gobject.TYPE_NONE, [])}
def emit_n_signals(self, n):
while n:
n -= 1
gobject.idle_add(self.emit, 'node-added-inview')
fake_gobject = FakeGobject()
self.assertSignal(fake_gobject, \
'node-added-inview', \
fake_gobject.emit_n_signals, 33)(33)
def setUp(self):
"""Set up a dummy tree with filters and nodes.
Construct a Tree for testing, with some filters for testing, including
filters with parameters 'flat' and 'transparent'. Create a collection of
nodes with some of the properties these filters filter on.
"""
i = 0
#node numbers, used to check
self.red_nodes = 0
self.blue_nodes = 0
self.green_nodes = 0
#Larch, is the tree. Learn to recognize it.
self.tree = Tree()
self.view = self.tree.get_viewtree()
self.tester = TreeTester(self.view)
self.mainview = self.tree.get_main_view()
self.tree.add_filter('blue',self.is_blue)
self.tree.add_filter('green',self.is_green)
self.tree.add_filter('red',self.is_red)
self.tree.add_filter('leaf',self.is_leaf)
param = {}
param['flat'] = True
self.tree.add_filter('flatgreen',self.is_green,parameters=param)
self.tree.add_filter('flatleaves',self.is_leaf,parameters=param)
param = {}
param['transparent'] = True
self.tree.add_filter('transblue',self.is_blue,parameters=param)
self.tree.add_filter('transgreen',self.is_green,parameters=param)
#first, we add some red nodes at the root
while i < 5:
node = DummyNode(str(i))
node.add_color('red')
self.tree.add_node(node)
i += 1
self.red_nodes += 1
#then, we add some blue nodes also at the root
while i < 10:
node = DummyNode(str(i))
node.add_color('blue')
self.tree.add_node(node)
i+=1
self.blue_nodes += 1
#finally, we add some green nodes as children of the last nodes
# (stairs-like configuration)
while i < 15:
node = DummyNode(str(i))
node.add_color('green')
self.tree.add_node(node,parent_id=str(i-1))
i+=1
self.green_nodes += 1
self.total = self.red_nodes + self.blue_nodes + self.green_nodes
################now testing the GTK treeview ##################
#The columns description:
desc = {}
col = {}
col['title'] = "Node name"
render_text = gtk.CellRendererText()
col['renderer'] = ['markup',render_text]
def get_node_name(node):
return node.get_id()
col['value'] = [str,get_node_name]
desc['titles'] = col
treeview = TreeView(self.view,desc)
#initalize gobject signaling system
self.gobject_signal_manager = GobjectSignalsManager()
self.gobject_signal_manager.init_signals()
self.recorded_signals = {'node-added-inview': [],
'node-modified-inview': [],
'node-deleted-inview': []}
self.assertNodeAddedInview = functools.partial ( \
self.assertSignal, self.view, 'node-added-inview')
self.assertNodeModifiedInview = functools.partial ( \
self.assertSignal, self.view, 'node-modified-inview')
self.assertNodeDeletedInview = functools.partial ( \
self.assertSignal, self.view, 'node-deleted-inview')
def tearDown(self):
try:
self.tester.test_validity()
finally:
#stopping gobject main loop
self.gobject_signal_manager.terminate_signals()
####Filters
def is_blue(self,node,parameters=None):
return node.has_color('blue')
def is_green(self,node,parameters=None):
return node.has_color('green')
def is_red(self,node,parameters=None):
return node.has_color('red')
def is_leaf(self,node,parameters=None):
return not node.has_child()
#### Testing nodes movements in the tree
#### We test by counting nodes that meet some criterias
def test_get_node(self):
"""Test that one node can be retrieved from the tree
"""
#we test that get node works for the last node
node = self.tree.get_node(str(self.total-1))
self.assert_(node != None)
self.assertEqual(str(self.total-1),node.get_id())
#and not for an non-existing node
self.assertRaises(ValueError,self.tree.get_node,str(self.total))
def test_add_remove_node(self):
""" Test the adding and removal of nodes """
view = self.tree.get_viewtree(refresh=True)
node = DummyNode('temp')
node.add_color('blue')
self.assertSignal(self.view, \
'node-modified-inview', \
self.assertSignal(self.view, \
'node-added-inview', \
self.tree.add_node))(node, parent_id = '0')
self.assert_(('temp',(0, 0)) in self.recorded_signals['node-added-inview'])
self.assert_(('0',(0, )) in \
self.recorded_signals['node-modified-inview'])
shouldbe = self.blue_nodes + 1
total = self.red_nodes + self.blue_nodes + self.green_nodes
#Testing that the blue node count has increased
self.assertEqual(total+1,view.get_n_nodes())
self.assertEqual(shouldbe,view.get_n_nodes(withfilters=['blue']))
#also comparing with another view
self.assertEqual(total+1,self.view.get_n_nodes())
self.assertEqual(shouldbe,self.view.get_n_nodes(withfilters=['blue']))
self.tree.del_node('temp')
#Testing that it goes back to normal
self.assertEqual(total,view.get_n_nodes())
self.assertEqual(self.blue_nodes,view.get_n_nodes(withfilters=['blue']))
#also comparing with another view
self.assertEqual(total,self.view.get_n_nodes())
self.assertEqual(self.blue_nodes,self.view.get_n_nodes(withfilters=['blue']))
self.tester.test_validity()
def test_modifying_node(self):
""" Modifying a node and see if the change is reflected in filters """
viewblue = self.tree.get_viewtree(refresh=False)
testblue = TreeTester(viewblue)
viewblue.apply_filter('blue')
viewred = self.tree.get_viewtree(refresh=False)
testred = TreeTester(viewred)
viewred.apply_filter('red')
node = DummyNode('temp')
node.add_color('blue')
#Do you see : we are modifying a child
self.assertSignal(self.view, \
'node-modified-inview', \
self.tree.add_node, 1)(node,parent_id='0')
self.assert_(('0',(0, )) in self.recorded_signals['node-modified-inview'])
#Node is blue
self.assert_(viewblue.is_displayed('temp'))
self.failIf(viewred.is_displayed('temp'))
#node is blue and red
node.add_color('red')
self.assert_(viewblue.is_displayed('temp'))
self.assert_(viewred.is_displayed('temp'))
#node is red only
node.remove_color('blue')
self.failIf(viewblue.is_displayed('temp'))
self.assert_(viewred.is_displayed('temp'))
testred.test_validity()
testblue.test_validity()
def test_removing_parent(self):
"""Test behavior of node when its parent goes away.
When you remove a parent, the child nodes should be added to
the root if they don't have any other parents.
"""
view = self.tree.get_viewtree(refresh=True)
node = DummyNode('temp')
node.add_color('blue')
self.tree.add_node(node,parent_id='0')
all_nodes = self.view.get_all_nodes()
self.assert_('0' in all_nodes)
self.assert_('temp' in all_nodes)
self.assertSignal(self.view, \
'node-deleted-inview', \
self.tree.del_node, 1)('0')
# self.assert_(('0',(0, )) in self.recorded_signals['node-deleted-inview'])
all_nodes = self.view.get_all_nodes()
self.failIf('0' in all_nodes)
self.assert_('temp' in all_nodes)
def test_adding_to_late_parent(self):
'''Add a node to a parent not yet in the tree
then add the parent later'''
view = self.tree.get_viewtree(refresh=True)
node = DummyNode('child')
self.tree.add_node(node,parent_id='futur')
all_nodes = view.get_all_nodes()
self.assert_('child' in all_nodes)
self.failIf('futur' in all_nodes)
self.assertEqual(len(view.node_parents('child')),0)
#now inserting the parent
node2 = DummyNode('futur')
self.tree.add_node(node2)
all_nodes = view.get_all_nodes()
self.assert_('child' in all_nodes)
self.assert_('futur' in all_nodes)
self.assert_('futur' in view.node_parents('child'))
#TODO the same test but with filters
def test_adding_to_late_parent2(self):
'''Another tricky case with late parent. This was
a very rare but existing crash'''
view = self.tree.get_viewtree(refresh=True)
node = DummyNode('child')
self.tree.add_node(node)
node2 = DummyNode('futur')
node.add_parent('futur')
node.modified()
self.assertEqual(len(view.node_parents('child')),0)
self.assertNotEqual(view.get_paths_for_node('child'),[(0,0)])
self.tree.add_node(node2)
self.assert_('futur' in view.node_parents('child'))
def test_adding_to_late_parent3(self):
'''Another tricky case with late parent. This was
a very rare but existing crash'''
view = self.tree.get_viewtree(refresh=True)
view.apply_filter('red')
node = DummyNode('child')
node.add_color('red')
self.tree.add_node(node)
node2 = view.get_node('0')
node2.remove_color('red')
node.add_parent('0')
node.modified()
self.assertEqual(len(view.node_parents('child')),0)
self.assertNotEqual(view.get_paths_for_node('child'),[(0,0)])
# view.print_tree()
node2.add_color('red')
# view.print_tree()
self.assert_('0' in view.node_parents('child'))
def test_multiple_children(self):
'''We test a node with two children.'''
view = self.tree.get_viewtree(refresh=True)
node = DummyNode('child')
node2 = DummyNode('child2')
self.tree.add_node(node,parent_id='0')
self.tree.add_node(node2,parent_id='0')
#We first test that the childrens are both there.
self.assertEqual(view.node_n_children('0'),2)
self.assertEqual(view.next_node('child'),'child2')
#We build a list of children paths
paths = []
paths += view.get_paths_for_node('child')
paths += view.get_paths_for_node('child2')
#take the paths of the parent - let's call it (X,) "
roots = view.get_paths_for_node('0')
#Then, (X,0) and (X,1) should be both in paths of children
for r in roots:
p = r + (0,)
self.assert_(p in paths)
p = r + (1,)
self.assert_(p in paths)
def test_clean_multiple_parents(self):
view = self.tree.get_viewtree(refresh=True)
node = DummyNode('child')
node2 = DummyNode('child2')
self.tree.add_node(node,parent_id='0')
self.tree.add_node(node2,parent_id='child')
node.add_parent('1')
node2.add_parent('1')
self.assertEqual(len(view.node_parents('child')),2)
view.apply_filter('blue')
def test_adding_to_late_parent_with_leaf_filter(self):
'''Add a node to a parent not yet in the tree
then add the parent later'''
view = self.tree.get_viewtree(refresh=True)
node = DummyNode('child')
self.tree.add_node(node,parent_id='futur')
all_nodes = view.get_all_nodes()
self.assert_('child' in all_nodes)
self.failIf('futur' in all_nodes)
self.assertEqual(len(view.node_parents('child')),0)
#now inserting the parent
view.apply_filter('leaf')
node2 = DummyNode('futur')
self.tree.add_node(node2)
all_nodes = view.get_all_nodes()
self.assert_('child' in all_nodes)
self.failIf('futur' in all_nodes)
self.failIf('futur' in view.node_parents('child'))
view.reset_filters()
self.assert_(view.is_displayed('futur'))
self.assert_('futur' in view.node_parents('child'))
def test_updating_parent(self):
node = DummyNode('child')
node.add_color('red')
self.tree.add_node(node,parent_id='0')
view = self.tree.get_viewtree(refresh=False)
view.apply_filter('red')
self.assertEqual(view.node_parents('child'),['0'])
path0 = view.get_paths_for_node('0')[0]
pathchild = path0 + (0,)
self.assertEqual(view.get_paths_for_node('child'),[pathchild])
node0 = view.get_node('0')
node0.add_color('blue')
self.assertEqual(view.node_parents('child'),['0'])
self.assertEqual(view.get_paths_for_node('child'),[pathchild])
node0.remove_color('red')
self.assertEqual(view.node_parents('child'),[])
self.assertEqual(len(view.get_paths_for_node('child')[0]),1)
node0.add_color('red')
path0 = view.get_paths_for_node('0')[0]
pathchild = path0 + (0,)
self.assertEqual(view.node_parents('child'),['0'])
self.assertEqual(view.get_paths_for_node('child'),[pathchild])
def test_addchild_with_late_parent(self):
'''Add a child to a node which is not yet in the tree.
We also check with a callback that the path sent is well
corresponding to the nid received.
'''
def check_path(nid,path,state_id):
realnode = view.get_node_for_path(path)
# self.assertEqual(nid,realnode)
def printtree(tid,paths=None,state_id=None):
treestr = ' '
#The printtree method returns an error when the printed tree
#is not logical. Thus, by connecting a print tree to signals,
#the test will fail if there's any inconsistencies.
view.print_tree(string=True)
view = self.tree.get_viewtree(refresh=True)
view.register_cllbck('node-modified-inview',check_path)
view.register_cllbck('node-deleted-inview',printtree)
node = DummyNode('child')
node2 = DummyNode('futur')
node3 = DummyNode('child2')
node2.add_child('child')
node2.add_child('child2')
self.tree.add_node(node)
self.tree.add_node(node3)
all_nodes = view.get_all_nodes()
self.assert_('child' in all_nodes)
self.assert_('child2' in all_nodes)
self.failIf('futur' in all_nodes)
self.assertEqual(len(view.node_parents('child')),0)
self.assertEqual(len(view.node_parents('child2')),0)
#now inserting the parent
view.apply_filter('leaf')
self.tree.add_node(node2)
all_nodes = view.get_all_nodes()
self.assert_('child' in all_nodes)
self.assert_('child2' in all_nodes)
self.failIf('futur' in all_nodes)
self.failIf('futur' in view.node_parents('child'))
self.failIf('futur' in view.node_parents('child2'))
view.reset_filters()
self.assert_(view.is_displayed('futur'))
self.assert_('futur' in view.node_parents('child'))
self.assert_('futur' in view.node_parents('child2'))
def test_addparent_with_late_child(self):
'''Add a child not yet in the tree to a node'''
view = self.tree.get_viewtree(refresh=True)
node = DummyNode('parent')
node2 = DummyNode('futur')
node.add_child('futur')
self.tree.add_node(node)
all_nodes = view.get_all_nodes()
self.assert_('parent' in all_nodes)
self.failIf('futur' in all_nodes)
self.assertEqual(view.node_n_children('parent'),0)
#now inserting the parent
view.apply_filter('leaf')
self.tree.add_node(node2)
all_nodes = view.get_all_nodes()
self.assert_('futur' in all_nodes)
self.failIf('parent' in all_nodes)
self.failIf('parent' in view.node_parents('futur'))
view.reset_filters()
self.assert_(view.is_displayed('parent'))
self.assert_('futur' in view.node_all_children('parent'))
def test_more_late_child(self):
'''This one is trickier. We add a node with some children.
Then, we add later a new child between the existing children.
'''
view = self.tree.get_viewtree(refresh=True)
node = DummyNode('parent')
node1 = DummyNode('futur1')
node2 = DummyNode('futur2')
node3 = DummyNode('futur3')
node4 = DummyNode('futur4')
node.add_child('futur1')
node.add_child('futur2')
node.add_child('futur3')
node.add_child('futur4')
self.tree.add_node(node)
self.tree.add_node(node1)
#look, we miss the node 2 !
self.tree.add_node(node3)
self.tree.add_node(node4)
self.assertEqual(view.node_n_children('parent'),3)
self.tree.add_node(node2)
self.assertEqual(view.node_n_children('parent'),4)
def test_late_first_child(self):
'''Futur2 is the child of parent
Futur1 is both the child of parent and futur2
Futur1 will be added later, forcing a reorganization.
'''
view = self.tree.get_viewtree(refresh=True)
node = DummyNode('parent')
node1 = DummyNode('futur1')
node2 = DummyNode('futur2')
node.add_child('futur1')
node.add_child('futur2')
node2.add_child('futur1')
self.tree.add_node(node)
self.tree.add_node(node2)
#Look, we didn't add futur1
self.assertEqual(view.node_n_children('parent'),1)
self.assertEqual(view.node_n_children('futur2'),0)
self.assertFalse(view.is_displayed('futur1'))
#Now we add it !
self.tree.add_node(node1)
self.assertEqual(view.node_n_children('parent'),2)
self.assertEqual(view.node_n_children('futur2'),1)
self.assert_(view.is_displayed('futur1'))
def test_move_node_to_a_multiple_parent(self):
view = self.tree.get_viewtree(refresh=True)
node = self.tree.get_node('13')
node3 = self.tree.get_node('3')
node.add_parent('9')
node.add_parent('10')
# self.mainview.print_tree(string=False)
self.tree.del_node('3')
self.failIf(self.tree.has_node('3'))
# self.mainview.print_tree(string=False)
self.tree.add_node(node3,parent_id='13')
self.assertEqual(len(view.get_paths_for_node('3')),3)
self.tree.del_node('3')
self.tree.move_node('4','13')
self.assertEqual(len(view.get_paths_for_node('4')),3)
def test_recursive_removing_parent(self):
"""Test behavior of node when its parent goes away.
When you remove a parent recursively, all the children
are also removed !
"""
view = self.tree.get_viewtree(refresh=True)
node = DummyNode('temp')
node.add_color('blue')
self.tree.add_node(node,parent_id='0')
all_nodes = self.view.get_all_nodes()
self.assert_('0' in all_nodes)
self.assert_('temp' in all_nodes)
# print "nothing before the deletion", self.recorded_signals['node-deleted-inview']
self.assertSignal(self.view, \
'node-deleted-inview', \
self.tree.del_node, 1)('0', recursive = True)
# print "A lot of deleted signals", self.recorded_signals['node-deleted-inview']
self.assert_(('temp',(0, 0)) in self.recorded_signals['node-deleted-inview'])
#FIXME : the deleted path is not necesarly the one given
# self.assert_(('0',(0,)) in self.recorded_signals['node-deleted-inview'])
all_nodes = self.view.get_all_nodes()
self.failIf('0' in all_nodes)
self.failIf('temp' in all_nodes)
def test_move_node(self):
"""Test node movement from parents.
Check that node can be moved from one node to another,
and to root. When moved to root, verify it has no parents.
"""
view = self.tree.get_viewtree(refresh=True)
node = DummyNode('temp')
node.add_color('blue')
self.tree.add_node(node,parent_id='0')
#Testing initial situation
self.assert_(view.node_has_child('0'))
self.assert_('temp' in view.node_all_children('0'))
self.assert_('temp' not in view.node_all_children('1'))
#Moving node
self.assertSignal(self.view, \
'node-modified-inview', \
self.tree.move_node, 2)('temp','1')
# self.assert_(('0',(0,)) in self.recorded_signals['node-modified-inview'])
self.assert_(('1',(1,)) in self.recorded_signals['node-modified-inview'])
self.assert_(view.node_has_child('1'))
self.assert_('temp' in view.node_all_children('1'))
self.assert_('temp' not in view.node_all_children('0'))
#Now moving to root
self.tree.move_node('temp')
self.assert_('temp' not in view.node_all_children('1'))
self.assert_('temp' not in view.node_all_children('0'))
#temp still exist and doesn't have any parents
all_nodes = self.mainview.get_all_nodes()
self.assert_('temp' in all_nodes)
self.assertEqual(0,len(self.mainview.node_parents('temp')))
def test_add_parent(self):
"""Test that a node can have two parents.
Verify that when a node with a parent gets a second parent,
the node can be found in both parent nodes.
"""
view = self.tree.get_viewtree(refresh = True)
node = DummyNode('temp')
node.add_color('blue')
self.assertSignal(self.view, \
'node-modified-inview', \
self.tree.add_node, 1)(node, parent_id = '0')
#Not checking temp. Indeed, it has been added, so there should not
#be any modified signal
self.assert_(('0',(0,)) in self.recorded_signals['node-modified-inview'])
#Testing initial situation
self.assert_(view.node_has_child('0'))
self.assert_('temp' in view.node_all_children('0'))
self.assert_('temp' not in view.node_all_children('1'))
#Adding another parent
self.assertSignal(self.view, \
'node-modified-inview', \
self.tree.add_parent, 1)('temp','1')
self.assert_(('1',(1,)) in self.recorded_signals['node-modified-inview'])
self.assert_(view.node_has_child('1'))
self.assert_('temp' in view.node_all_children('1'))
self.assert_('temp' in view.node_all_children('0'))
#we try to add a task as a child of one of its grand-children.
#Nothing should happen
def test_cyclic_paradox(self):
"""Try to add a node as a child of one of its grand-children."""
node = DummyNode('temp')
node.add_color('blue')
self.tree.add_node(node,parent_id='0')
self.tree.add_parent('0','1')
self.assert_('1' in self.mainview.node_parents('0'))
self.assert_('0' in self.mainview.node_parents('temp'))
#direct circular relationship
self.assertRaises(Exception,self.tree.add_parent,'0','temp')
#More complex circular relationship
self.assertRaises(Exception,self.tree.add_parent,'1','temp')
def test_mainview(self):
"""Verify mainview behavior
Test that mainview is always up-to-date and raise exception when
trying to add filters on it
"""
self.assertRaises(Exception,self.mainview.apply_filter,'blue')
#### Testing each method of the ViewTree
### Testing each method of the TreeView
def test_viewtree_get_n_nodes(self):
""" Test get_n_nodes() method of TreeView
Check that retrieving counts of nodes with various filters returns
the expected collections.
"""
total = self.red_nodes + self.blue_nodes + self.green_nodes
self.assertEqual(total,self.view.get_n_nodes())
self.assertEqual(self.green_nodes,self.view.get_n_nodes(withfilters=['green']))
self.assertEqual(total,self.mainview.get_n_nodes())
def test_viewtree_get_n_nodes_with_cache(self):
'''Testing the cache of the get_n_nodes'''
nbr = self.green_nodes
self.assertEqual(nbr,self.mainview.get_n_nodes(\
withfilters=['green'],include_transparent=False))
node = self.tree.get_node('0')
node.add_color('green')
self.assertEqual(nbr+1,self.mainview.get_n_nodes(\
withfilters=['green'],include_transparent=False))
node.remove_color('green')
self.assertEqual(nbr,self.mainview.get_n_nodes(\
withfilters=['green'],include_transparent=False))
def test_viewtree_get_all_nodes(self):
all_nodes = self.view.get_all_nodes()
all_nodes2 = self.mainview.get_all_nodes()
self.assertEqual(True,'0' in all_nodes)
self.assertEqual(False,'tmp' in all_nodes)
self.assertEqual(self.total,len(all_nodes))
#Mainview
self.assertEqual(True,'0' in all_nodes2)
self.assertEqual(False,'tmp' in all_nodes2)
self.assertEqual(self.total,len(all_nodes2))
#adding a node
node = DummyNode('temp')
node.add_color('blue')
self.tree.add_node(node,parent_id=str(0))
all_nodes = self.view.get_all_nodes()
all_nodes2 = self.mainview.get_all_nodes()
self.assert_('0' in all_nodes)
self.assert_('temp' in all_nodes)
self.assertEqual(self.total+1,len(all_nodes))
#Mainview
self.assert_('0' in all_nodes2)
self.assert_('temp' in all_nodes2)
self.assertEqual(self.total+1,len(all_nodes2))
#Removing the node
self.tree.del_node('1')
all_nodes = self.view.get_all_nodes()
all_nodes2 = self.mainview.get_all_nodes()
self.failIf('1' in all_nodes)
self.assert_('temp' in all_nodes)
self.assertEqual(self.total,len(all_nodes))
#mainview
self.failIf('1' in all_nodes2)
self.assert_('temp' in all_nodes2)
self.assertEqual(self.total,len(all_nodes2))
def test_viewtree_get_node_for_path(self):
view = self.tree.get_viewtree(refresh=True)
#nid1 and nid2 are not always the same
nid1 = view.get_node_for_path((0,))
nid2 = self.mainview.get_node_for_path((0,))
self.assert_(nid1 != None)
self.assert_(nid2 != None)
#Thus we do a mix of test.
nid1b = view.next_node(nid1)
path1b = view.get_paths_for_node(nid1b)
self.assertEqual([(1,)],path1b)
#same for mainview
nid2b = self.mainview.next_node(nid2)
path2b = self.mainview.get_paths_for_node(nid2b)
self.assertEqual([(1,)],path2b)
#with children
node = DummyNode('temp')
node.add_color('blue')
self.tree.add_node(node,parent_id=nid1)
self.tree.add_parent('temp',nid2)
self. assertEqual('temp',view.get_node_for_path((0,0)))
self. assertEqual('temp',self.mainview.get_node_for_path((0,0)))
#Adding a child to the child
node2 = DummyNode('temp2')
node2.add_color('blue')
self.tree.add_node(node2,parent_id=nid1)
node = DummyNode('temp_child')
node.add_color('blue')
self.tree.add_node(node,parent_id='temp2')
self.assertEqual('temp_child',view.get_node_for_path((0,1,0)))
self.tree.add_parent('temp2',nid2)
self.assertEqual('temp_child',self.mainview.get_node_for_path((0,1,0)))
#with filters
view.apply_filter('blue')
pl = view.get_paths_for_node('temp2')
for p in pl:
pp = p + (0,)
self.assertEqual('temp_child',view.get_node_for_path(pp))
def test_viewtree_get_paths_for_node(self):
view = self.tree.get_viewtree(refresh=True)
#testing the root path
self.assertEqual([()],view.get_paths_for_node())
self.assertEqual([()],self.mainview.get_paths_for_node())
#with children
#the first blue node is:
firstgreen = self.red_nodes + self.blue_nodes - 1
pp = view.get_paths_for_node(str(firstgreen))[0]
i = 0
#Testing all the green nodes (that are in stairs)
while i < self.green_nodes:
returned = view.get_paths_for_node(str(firstgreen+i))[0]
self.assertEqual(pp,returned)
i+=1
pp += (0,)
#with filters
view.apply_filter('green')
pp = view.get_paths_for_node(str(firstgreen+1))[0]
i = 1
#Testing all the green nodes (that are in stairs)
while i < self.green_nodes:
returned = view.get_paths_for_node(str(firstgreen+i))[0]
self.assertEqual(pp,returned)
i+=1
pp += (0,)
def test_viewtree_next_node(self):
view = self.tree.get_viewtree(refresh=True)
"""Test next_node() for TreeView.
Add two nodes to a parent, then verify various ways of looking
at the next node in the parent's list.
"""
node = DummyNode('temp')
node.add_color('blue')
node.add_color('green')
self.tree.add_node(node,parent_id='0')
view = self.tree.get_viewtree(refresh=True)
node = DummyNode('temp2')
node.add_color('red')
self.tree.add_node(node,parent_id='0')
#we give the pid
self.assertEqual('temp2',view.next_node('temp',pid='0'))
self.assertEqual('temp2',self.mainview.next_node('temp',pid='0'))
#or we give not (should be the same here because only one parent)
self.assertEqual('temp2',view.next_node('temp'))
self.assertEqual('temp2',self.mainview.next_node('temp'))
#next node for last node.
self.assertEqual(None,view.next_node('temp2'))
self.assertEqual(None,self.mainview.next_node('temp2'))
#with filters, temp should not have any next node
view.apply_filter('blue',refresh=False)
view.apply_filter('green')
self.assertEqual(None,view.next_node('temp'))
def test_viewtree_node_has_child(self):
view = self.tree.get_viewtree(refresh=True)
"""Test node_has_child() for TreeView
Verify that TreeView's node_n_children()'s return changes after
a node is added to an empty TreeView instance.
"""
node = DummyNode('temp')
node.add_color('blue')
self.failIf(view.node_has_child('0'))
self.failIf(self.mainview.node_has_child('0'))
#Adding the node to the tree
self.tree.add_node(node,parent_id='0')
self.assert_(view.node_has_child('0'))
self.assert_(self.mainview.node_has_child('0'))
def test_viewtree_node_all_children(self):
view = self.tree.get_viewtree(refresh=True)
self.assertEqual(0,len(view.node_all_children('0')))
"""Test node_all_children() for TreeView.
We also test node_n_children here. Nearly the same method.
"""
#checking that 0 and 1 are in root
self.assert_('0' in view.node_all_children())
self.assert_('1' in view.node_all_children())
self.assert_('0' in self.mainview.node_all_children())
self.assert_('1' in self.mainview.node_all_children())
node = DummyNode('temp')
node.add_color('blue')
#adding a new children
self.tree.add_node(node,parent_id='0')
self.assertEqual(1,view.node_n_children('0'))
self.assert_('temp' in view.node_all_children('0'))
self.assertEqual(1,self.mainview.node_n_children('0'))
self.assert_('temp' in self.mainview.node_all_children('0'))
#Testing with a filter
view.apply_filter('red')
self.failIf('temp' in view.node_all_children('0'))
view.unapply_filter('red')
#moving an existing children
self.tree.move_node('1','0')
self.assertEqual(2,view.node_n_children('0'))
self.assert_('1' in view.node_all_children('0'))
self.failIf('1' in view.node_all_children())
self.assertEqual(2,self.mainview.node_n_children('0'))
self.assert_('1' in self.mainview.node_all_children('0'))
self.failIf('1' in self.mainview.node_all_children())
#removing a node
self.tree.del_node('temp')
self.assertEqual(1,view.node_n_children('0'))
self.failIf('temp' in view.node_all_children('0'))
self.assertEqual(1,self.mainview.node_n_children('0'))
self.failIf('temp' in self.mainview.node_all_children('0'))
#moving a node elsewhere
self.tree.move_node('1')
self.assertEqual(0,view.node_n_children('0'))
self.failIf('1' in view.node_all_children('0'))
self.assertEqual(0,self.mainview.node_n_children('0'))
self.failIf('1' in self.mainview.node_all_children('0'))
#checking that '1' is back in root
self.assert_('1' in view.node_all_children())
self.assert_('1' in self.mainview.node_all_children())
def test_viewtree_node_nth_child(self):
"""Test node_nth_child() for TreeView.
Verify that when retrieving a given child node, that it is
returned, except when requesting a node not in the tree or that
is not present due being filtered out.
"""
view = self.tree.get_viewtree(refresh=True)
node = DummyNode('temp')
node.add_color('blue')
#Asking for a child that doesn't exist should raise an exception
self.assertRaises(ValueError,view.node_nth_child,'0',0)
self.assertRaises(ValueError,self.mainview.node_nth_child,'0',0)
#Adding the node to the tree
self.tree.add_node(node,parent_id='0')
self.assertEqual('temp',view.node_nth_child('0',0))
self.assertEqual('temp',self.mainview.node_nth_child('0',0))
#Now with a filter
view.apply_filter('red')
self.assertRaises(ValueError,view.node_nth_child,'0',0)
def test_viewtree_node_parents(self):
view = self.tree.get_viewtree(refresh=True)
"""Test node_parents() for TreeView.
Verify that a node's parents can be retrieved, if it has any.
Check that if a node has multiple parents, that both parents are
returned.
"""
#Checking that a node at the root has no parents
self.assertEqual([],view.node_parents('0'))
self.assertEqual([],self.mainview.node_parents('0'))
#Adding a child
node = DummyNode('temp')
node.add_color('blue')
self.tree.add_node(node,parent_id='0')
self.assertEqual(['0'],view.node_parents('temp'))
self.assertEqual(['0'],self.mainview.node_parents('temp'))
#adding a second node.add_child('0')parent
self.tree.add_parent('temp','1')
self.assertEqual(['0','1'],view.node_parents('temp'))
self.assertEqual(['0','1'],self.mainview.node_parents('temp'))
#now with a filter
view.apply_filter('blue')
self.assertEqual([],view.node_parents('temp'))
#if the node is not displayed, asking for parents will raise an error
view.unapply_filter('blue')
view.apply_filter('red')
self.assertRaises(IndexError,view.node_parents,'temp')
def test_viewtree_is_displayed(self):
view = self.tree.get_viewtree(refresh=True)
"""Test is_displayed() for TreeView.
Verify that a node is shown as displayed once it's been added
to the tree, but not if an active filter should be hiding it.
"""
node = DummyNode('temp')
node.add_color('blue')
self.failIf(view.is_displayed('temp'))
self.failIf(self.mainview.is_displayed('temp'))
#Adding the node to the tree
self.tree.add_node(node,parent_id='0')
self.assert_(view.is_displayed('temp'))
self.assert_(self.mainview.is_displayed('temp'))
view.apply_filter('blue')
self.assert_(view.is_displayed('temp'))
view.apply_filter('red')
self.failIf(view.is_displayed('temp'))
############ Filters
def test_simple_filter(self):
view = self.tree.get_viewtree(refresh=False)
test = TreeTester(view)
"""Test use of filters to restrict nodes shown.
When the 'red' filter is applied, only nodes with the 'red' color
should be returned. Applying the 'blue' filter on top of that should
result in no nodes, since there are no nodes with both 'red' and 'blue'.
When two filters are applied, and the second one is removed, the
result should be the same as if only the first one had been applied.
When a node gains a color, check that it is filtered appropriately.
When a displayed node is added to a non-displayed parent, it
should still be displayed.
"""
view.apply_filter('red')
test.test_validity()
self.assertEqual(self.red_nodes,view.get_n_nodes())
self.assertEqual(self.red_nodes,view.get_n_nodes(withfilters=['red']))
self.assertEqual(0,view.get_n_nodes(withfilters=['blue']))
#Red nodes are all at the root
self.assertEqual(self.red_nodes,view.node_n_children())
#applying another filter
view.apply_filter('green')
test.test_validity()
self.assertEqual(0,view.get_n_nodes())
#unapplying the first filter
view.unapply_filter('red')
test.test_validity()
self.assertEqual(self.green_nodes,view.get_n_nodes())
self.assertEqual(self.green_nodes,view.get_n_nodes(withfilters=['green']))
self.assertEqual(0,view.get_n_nodes(withfilters=['red']))
#There's only one green node at the root
self.assertEqual(1,view.node_n_children())
#Modifying a node to make it red and green
self.failIf(view.is_displayed('0'))
node = view.get_node('0')
node.add_color('green')
#It should now be in the view
self.assert_(view.is_displayed('0'))
self.assertEqual(1,view.get_n_nodes(withfilters=['red']))
self.assertEqual(2,view.node_n_children())
#Now, we add a new node
node = DummyNode('temp')
node.add_color('green')
self.tree.add_node(node)
test.test_validity()
#It should now be in the view
self.assert_(view.is_displayed('temp'))
self.assertEqual(3,view.node_n_children())
#We remove it
self.tree.del_node('temp')
test.test_validity()
self.failIf(view.is_displayed('temp'))
self.assertEqual(2,view.node_n_children())
#We add it again as a children of a non-displayed node
self.tree.add_node(node,parent_id='1')
test.test_validity()
self.assert_(view.is_displayed('temp'))
self.assertEqual(3,view.node_n_children())
#It should not have parent
self.assertEqual(0,len(view.node_parents('temp')))
def test_leaf_filter(self):
view = self.tree.get_viewtree(refresh=False)
test = TreeTester(view)
"""Test filtering to show only the leaf nodes.
When the 'leaf' filter is applied and a child added to a node,
the parent node should not be present in the results.
"""
view.apply_filter('leaf')
total = self.red_nodes + self.blue_nodes
self.assertEqual(total,view.get_n_nodes())
view.apply_filter('green')
self.assertEqual(1,view.get_n_nodes())
nid = view.get_node_for_path((0,))
#Now, we add a new node
node = DummyNode('temp')
node.add_color('green')
self.tree.add_node(node,parent_id=nid)
self.assertEqual(1,view.get_n_nodes())
nid = view.get_node_for_path((0,))
self.assertEqual('temp',nid)
test.test_validity()
#we copy/paste the test
def test_flatleaves_filters(self):
"""We apply a leaves + flat filter and the result
should be the same as a simple leaf filter.
"""
view = self.tree.get_viewtree(refresh=False)
test = TreeTester(view)
view.apply_filter('flatleaves')
total = self.red_nodes + self.blue_nodes
self.assertEqual(total,view.get_n_nodes())
view.apply_filter('green')
self.assertEqual(1,view.get_n_nodes())
nid = view.get_node_for_path((0,))
#Now, we add a new node
node = DummyNode('temp')
node.add_color('green')
self.tree.add_node(node,parent_id=nid)
self.assertEqual(1,view.get_n_nodes())
nid = view.get_node_for_path((0,))
self.assertEqual('temp',nid)
test.test_validity()
#green are stairs
#the flat filter should make them flat
def test_flat_filters(self):
"""Test a flat filter.
Green nodes are in "stairs" (each one being the child of another)
By applying a filter with the flat properties, we test that
all the nodes are now seen "flately".
"""
view = self.tree.get_viewtree(refresh=False)
test = TreeTester(view)
view.apply_filter('flatgreen')
#all green nodes should be visibles
self.assertEqual(self.green_nodes,view.get_n_nodes())
i = 0
nodes = []
#we check that the paths are on the root
while i < self.green_nodes:
nid = view.get_node_for_path((i,))
nodes.append(nid)
self.failIf(nid == None)
#let see if a node has parent
self.failIf(view.node_has_parent(nid))
#and, of course, it cannot have children
self.failIf(view.node_has_child(nid))
i += 1
#we check that we have seen all the nodes
i = 1
while i <= self.green_nodes :
self.assert_(str(self.total-i) in nodes)
i += 1
test.test_validity()
def test_transparent_filters(self):
view = self.tree.get_viewtree(refresh=False)
test = TreeTester(view)
"""Test excluding transparent filters
Filters marked with the 'transparent' property should apply in get_n_nodes()
normally, but can be turned off via the include_transparent parameter.
"""
view.apply_filter('transgreen')
self.assertEqual(self.green_nodes,view.get_n_nodes())
self.assertEqual(self.total,view.get_n_nodes(include_transparent=False))
#Now with filters in the counting
count1 = view.get_n_nodes(withfilters=['transblue'])
count2 = view.get_n_nodes(withfilters=['transblue'],\
include_transparent=False)
self.assertEqual(0,count1)
self.assertEqual(self.blue_nodes,count2)
test.test_validity()
def test_view_signals(self):
view = self.tree.get_viewtree(refresh = True)
def test_update_callback(self):
'''We test the update callbacks and we check that the path
received is well corresponding to the nid received'''
def check_path(nid,path,state_id):
self.assertEqual(view.get_node_for_path(path),nid)
self.assert_(path in view.get_paths_for_node(nid))
view = self.tree.get_viewtree(refresh=False)
test = TreeTester(view)
view.register_cllbck('node-modified-inview',check_path)
view.register_cllbck('node-added-inview',check_path)
view.apply_filter('leaf')
view.unapply_filter('leaf')
test.test_validity()
def test_torture(self):
'''This is a torture test, where we will do whatever
we want in random order.
'''
view = self.tree.get_viewtree(refresh = False)
test = TreeTester(view)
view.reset_filters(refresh=True)
node = DummyNode('parent')
node.add_child('1')
node.add_child('3')
node.add_child('5')
node.add_child('7')
node.add_child('9')
node.add_child('11')
self.assertFalse(view.is_displayed('parent'))
print "################"
self.tree.add_node(node)
print "#$$$$$$$$$$$$$$"
test.test_validity()
self.assertEqual(view.node_n_children('parent'),6)
view.apply_filter('blue')
test.test_validity()
self.assertFalse(view.is_displayed('parent'))
# print view.print_tree(string=True)
node.add_color('blue')
test.test_validity()
self.assertEqual(view.node_n_children('parent'),3)
def test_copypasting_child(self):
view = self.tree.get_viewtree(refresh = False)
test = TreeTester(view)
view.apply_filter('green')
node = DummyNode('child')
node.add_color('green')
node1 = DummyNode('child2')
node1.add_color('green')
node2 = DummyNode('parent')
node2.add_color('green')
self.tree.add_node(node2)
self.tree.add_node(node,parent_id='10')
self.tree.add_node(node1,parent_id='10')
#We copy paste 'child' into 'parent'
node2.add_child('child')
test.test_validity()
def test_speed(self):
'''
Performance tests. Patches that reduce performance too much are not
acceptable
'''
self.tester.quit()
BIG_NUMBER = 100 #FIXME: deleting 200 nodes takes too long
view = self.tree.get_viewtree(refresh = False)
nodes_id = []
start = time.time()
for index in xrange(BIG_NUMBER):
node = DummyNode("stress" + str(index))
nodes_id.append(node.get_id())
self.tree.add_node(node)
end = time.time()
print "\nADDING %d NODES: %f" % (BIG_NUMBER, end - start)
start = time.time()
for node_id in nodes_id:
self.tree.refresh_node(node_id)
end = time.time()
print "\nUPDATING %d NODES: %f" % (BIG_NUMBER, end - start)
start = time.time()
for node_id in nodes_id:
self.tree.del_node(node_id)
end = time.time()
print "\nDELETING %d NODES: %f" % (BIG_NUMBER, end - start)