def test_2_renderPropertyBinding(self):
binding = formless.Property('goodbye', formless.String(
label="Goodbye",
description="Goodbye cruel world"))
# Look up an IBindingRenderer, which will render the form and the typed
renderer = iformless.IBindingRenderer(binding)
def later(val):
self.assertSubstring('<form ', val)
self.assertSubstring('<input name="change" type="submit"', val)
self.assertSubstring('name="goodbye"', val)
self.assertSubstring('Goodbye', val)
self.assertSubstring('Goodbye cruel world', val)
return self.render(tags.invisible(data=binding, render=renderer)).addCallback(later)
def test_1_renderTyped(self):
binding = formless.Property('hello', formless.String(
label="Hello",
description="Hello, world."))
## Look up a renderer specific to the type of our binding, typedValue;
renderer = iformless.ITypedRenderer(
binding.typedValue, None)
## But render the binding itself with this renderer
## The binding has the ".name" attribute we need
def later(val):
self.assertSubstring('hello', val)
self.assertSubstring('Hello', val)
self.assertSubstring('Hello, world.', val)
self.failIfSubstring('</form>', val)
self.failIfSubstring('<input type="submit"', val)
return self.render(tags.invisible(data=binding, render=renderer)).addCallback(later)
def process(pw, val, val2=None):
if val2 is None: val2 = val
return flpr(
formless.Property('password', pw),
{'password': [val], 'password____2': [val2]})['password']
