def step_impl(context, choice, new=None, name=None):
util = context.util
driver = context.driver
# The following branches also normalize ``choice`` to shorter values
if choice == "the first context menu option":
choice = "first"
link = util.wait(
EC.element_to_be_clickable(
(By.CSS_SELECTOR, ".wed-context-menu li>a")))
elif choice == "a choice for wrapping text in new elements":
choice = "wrap"
link = util.wait(
EC.element_to_be_clickable((By.PARTIAL_LINK_TEXT, "Wrap in ")))
elif (choice ==
"a choice for creating an element before the selected element"):
choice = "before"
link = [
x for x in util.find_descendants_by_text_re(
".wed-context-menu", "^Create new .+? before")
if x.tag_name == "a"
][0]
util.wait(lambda *_: link.is_displayed())
elif (choice ==
"a choice for creating an element after the selected element"):
choice = "after"
link = [
x for x in util.find_descendants_by_text_re(
".wed-context-menu", "^Create new .+? after")
if x.tag_name == "a"
][0]
util.wait(lambda *_: link.is_displayed())
elif choice.startswith("a choice for creating a new"):
choice = "new"
link = util.wait(
EC.element_to_be_clickable(
(By.PARTIAL_LINK_TEXT, "Create new " + new)))
elif choice.startswith("the choice named"):
choice = None
link = util.wait(
EC.element_to_be_clickable((By.PARTIAL_LINK_TEXT, name)))
else:
raise ValueError("can't handle this type of choice: " + choice)
# Record some information likely to be useful later.
for_element = getattr(context, "context_menu_for", None)
if for_element:
info = {}
context.context_menu_pre_transformation_info = info
if choice in ("before", "after"):
info["preceding"], info["following"] = \
get_real_siblings(driver, for_element)
elif choice == "new":
info["children"] = driver.execute_script(
"""
return jQuery(arguments[0]).children("._real").toArray();
""", for_element)
context.clicked_context_menu_item = \
util.get_text_excluding_children(link).strip()
link.click()
def step_impl(context):
util = context.util
parent = context.selection_parent
text = context.expected_selection
# It may take a bit.
util.wait(lambda *_: util.get_text_excluding_children(parent) == text)
def step_impl(context):
util = context.util
parent = context.selection_parent
text = context.expected_selection
# It may take a bit.
util.wait(lambda *_: util.get_text_excluding_children(parent) == text)
def step_impl(context, choice, new=None, name=None):
util = context.util
driver = context.driver
# The following branches also normalize ``choice`` to shorter values
if choice == "the first context menu option":
choice = "first"
link = util.wait(EC.element_to_be_clickable(
(By.CSS_SELECTOR, ".wed-context-menu li>a")))
elif choice == "a choice for wrapping text in new elements":
choice = "wrap"
link = util.wait(EC.element_to_be_clickable((By.PARTIAL_LINK_TEXT,
"Wrap in ")))
elif (choice ==
"a choice for creating an element before the selected element"):
choice = "before"
link = [x for x in util.find_descendants_by_text_re(
".wed-context-menu", "^Create new .+? before")
if x.tag_name == "a"][0]
util.wait(lambda *_: link.is_displayed())
elif (choice ==
"a choice for creating an element after the selected element"):
choice = "after"
link = [x for x in util.find_descendants_by_text_re(
".wed-context-menu", "^Create new .+? after")
if x.tag_name == "a"][0]
util.wait(lambda *_: link.is_displayed())
elif choice.startswith("a choice for creating a new"):
choice = "new"
link = util.wait(EC.element_to_be_clickable((By.PARTIAL_LINK_TEXT,
"Create new " + new)))
elif choice.startswith("the choice named"):
choice = None
link = util.wait(EC.element_to_be_clickable((By.PARTIAL_LINK_TEXT,
name)))
else:
raise ValueError("can't handle this type of choice: " + choice)
# Record some information likely to be useful later.
for_element = getattr(context, "context_menu_for", None)
if for_element:
info = {}
context.context_menu_pre_transformation_info = info
if choice in ("before", "after"):
info["preceding"], info["following"] = \
get_real_siblings(driver, for_element)
elif choice == "new":
info["children"] = driver.execute_script("""
return jQuery(arguments[0]).children("._real").toArray();
""", for_element)
context.clicked_context_menu_item = \
util.get_text_excluding_children(link).strip()
# On Edge, the autoscrolling is crap. It brings the element only half into
# view.
if util.edge:
driver.execute_script("arguments[0].scrollIntoView();", link)
link.click()
def step_impl(context, what):
driver = context.driver
util = context.util
parent = util.find_element((By.CSS_SELECTOR, ".title"))
label = parent.find_element_by_css_selector(".__start_label._title_label")
if label.is_displayed():
ActionChains(driver) \
.click(label) \
.perform()
else:
ActionChains(driver) \
.move_to_element_with_offset(parent, 1, 1) \
.click() \
.perform()
# We need to find the text inside the title element
text = util.get_text_excluding_children(parent)
start_index = text.find(what)
assert_true(start_index >= 0, "should have found the text")
if start_index > 0:
util.send_keys(parent,
# Move the caret to the start of the selection
# we want.
[Keys.ARROW_RIGHT] * (start_index +
1 if label.is_displayed() else 0))
start = wedutil.caret_selection_pos(driver)
util.send_keys(parent,
# Move to the end of the selection we want.
[Keys.ARROW_RIGHT] * len(what))
end = wedutil.caret_selection_pos(driver)
# We don't want to be too close to the edge to handle a problem when
# labels are. The problem is that when the labels are invisible they
# have 0 width and it is possible at least that the caret could be
# put over the invisible label. (That is, instead of the caret being
# put after the invisible start label, it would be put before the
# invisible start label.) When a user selects manually, the visual
# feedback tends to prevent this. In testing, we achieve the same
# through shifting the boundaries inwards a bit.
#
# Note that we've deemed it unnecessary to change the
# caret/selection code of wed to prevent the caret from moving over
# an invisible label. The fix would be rather complicated but
# selecting text by mouse when labels are invisible is a bit dodgy
# **at any rate**, and we're not going to work around this
# dodginess. For now, at least.
start["left"] += 5
end["left"] -= 5
select_text(context, start, end)
assert_equal(util.get_selection_text(), what,
"the selected text should be what we wanted to select")
context.selection_parent = parent
context.caret_screen_position = wedutil.caret_screen_pos(driver)
context.element_to_test_for_text = parent
def step_impl(context, what):
driver = context.driver
util = context.util
parent = util.find_element((By.CSS_SELECTOR, ".title"))
label = parent.find_element_by_css_selector(".__start_label._title_label")
if label.is_displayed():
ActionChains(driver) \
.click(label) \
.perform()
else:
ActionChains(driver) \
.move_to_element_with_offset(parent, 1, 1) \
.click() \
.perform()
# We need to find the text inside the title element
text = util.get_text_excluding_children(parent)
start_index = text.find(what)
assert_true(start_index >= 0, "should have found the text")
if start_index > 0:
util.send_keys(parent,
# Move the caret to the start of the selection
# we want.
[Keys.ARROW_RIGHT] * (start_index +
1 if label.is_displayed() else 0))
start = wedutil.caret_selection_pos(driver)
util.send_keys(parent,
# Move to the end of the selection we want.
[Keys.ARROW_RIGHT] * len(what))
end = wedutil.caret_selection_pos(driver)
# We don't want to be too close to the edge to handle a problem when
# labels are. The problem is that when the labels are invisible they
# have 0 width and it is possible at least that the caret could be
# put over the invisible label. (That is, instead of the caret being
# put after the invisible start label, it would be put before the
# invisible start label.) When a user selects manually, the visual
# feedback tends to prevent this. In testing, we achieve the same
# through shifting the boundaries inwards a bit.
#
# Note that we've deemed it unnecessary to change the
# caret/selection code of wed to prevent the caret from moving over
# an invisible label. The fix would be rather complicated but
# selecting text by mouse when labels are invisible is a bit dodgy
# **at any rate**, and we're not going to work around this
# dodginess. For now, at least.
start["left"] += 5
end["left"] -= 5
select_text(context, start, end)
assert_equal(util.get_selection_text(), what,
"the selected text should be what we wanted to select")
context.selection_parent = parent
context.caret_screen_position = wedutil.caret_screen_pos(driver)
context.element_to_test_for_text = parent
def step_impl(context, what):
driver = context.driver
util = context.util
parent = util.find_element((By.CSS_SELECTOR, ".title"))
label = parent.find_element_by_css_selector(".__start_label._title_label")
if label.is_displayed():
ActionChains(driver) \
.click(label) \
.perform()
else:
ActionChains(driver) \
.move_to_element_with_offset(parent, 1, 1) \
.click() \
.perform()
# We need to find the text inside the title element
text = util.get_text_excluding_children(parent)
start_index = text.find(what)
assert_true(start_index >= 0, "should have found the text")
if start_index > 0:
util.send_keys(
parent,
# Move the caret to the start of the selection
# we want.
[Keys.ARROW_RIGHT] *
(start_index + 1 if label.is_displayed() else 0))
start = wedutil.caret_selection_pos(driver)
# On FF there's an off-by 1 issue in the CSS rendering which causes
# a problem unless we perform this adjustment.
start["left"] += 1
util.send_keys(
parent,
# Move to the end of the selection we want.
[Keys.ARROW_RIGHT] * len(what))
end = wedutil.caret_selection_pos(driver)
# On FF there's an off-by 1 issue in the CSS rendering which causes
# a problem unless we perform this adjustment.
end["left"] -= 1
select_text(context, start, end)
assert_equal(util.get_selection_text(), what,
"the selected text should be what we wanted to select")
context.selection_parent = parent
context.caret_screen_position = wedutil.caret_screen_pos(driver)
context.element_to_test_for_text = parent
def step_impl(context, choice):
util = context.util
if choice == "the first context menu option":
link = util.wait(EC.element_to_be_clickable(
(By.CSS_SELECTOR, ".wed-context-menu li>a")))
elif choice == "a choice for wrapping text in new elements":
link = util.wait(EC.element_to_be_clickable((By.PARTIAL_LINK_TEXT,
"Wrap in ")))
else:
raise ValueError("can't handle this type of choice: " + choice)
context.clicked_context_menu_item = \
util.get_text_excluding_children(link).strip()
link.click()
def step_impl(context):
driver = context.driver
util = context.util
link = util.wait(
EC.element_to_be_clickable((By.PARTIAL_LINK_TEXT, "Wrap in ")))
while not (driver.switch_to_active_element() == link):
ActionChains(driver) \
.send_keys(Keys.ARROW_DOWN) \
.perform()
context.clicked_context_menu_item = \
util.get_text_excluding_children(link).strip()
def step_impl(context):
driver = context.driver
util = context.util
link = util.wait(EC.element_to_be_clickable((By.PARTIAL_LINK_TEXT,
"Wrap in ")))
while not (driver.switch_to_active_element() == link):
ActionChains(driver) \
.send_keys(Keys.ARROW_DOWN) \
.perform()
context.clicked_context_menu_item = \
util.get_text_excluding_children(link).strip()
def step_impl(context, what):
driver = context.driver
util = context.util
parent = util.find_element((By.CSS_SELECTOR, ".title"))
label = parent.find_element_by_css_selector(".__start_label._title_label")
if label.is_displayed():
ActionChains(driver) \
.click(label) \
.perform()
else:
ActionChains(driver) \
.move_to_element_with_offset(parent, 1, 1) \
.click() \
.perform()
# We need to find the text inside the title element
text = util.get_text_excluding_children(parent)
start_index = text.find(what)
assert_true(start_index >= 0, "should have found the text")
if start_index > 0:
util.send_keys(parent,
# Move the caret to the start of the selection
# we want.
[Keys.ARROW_RIGHT] * (start_index +
1 if label.is_displayed() else 0))
start = wedutil.caret_selection_pos(driver)
# On FF there's an off-by 1 issue in the CSS rendering which causes
# a problem unless we perform this adjustment.
start["left"] += 1
util.send_keys(parent,
# Move to the end of the selection we want.
[Keys.ARROW_RIGHT] * len(what))
end = wedutil.caret_selection_pos(driver)
# On FF there's an off-by 1 issue in the CSS rendering which causes
# a problem unless we perform this adjustment.
end["left"] -= 1
select_text(context, start, end)
assert_equal(util.get_selection_text(), what,
"the selected text should be what we wanted to select")
context.selection_parent = parent
context.caret_screen_position = wedutil.caret_screen_pos(driver)
context.element_to_test_for_text = parent
def step_impl(context):
util = context.util
parent = context.selection_parent
# It may take a bit.
util.wait(lambda *_: not len(util.get_text_excluding_children(parent)))
def step_impl(context):
util = context.util
parent = context.selection_parent
# It may take a bit.
util.wait(lambda *_: not len(util.get_text_excluding_children(parent)))
