def test_coalesce_widget_states(self):
old_states = WidgetStates()
_create_widget("old_set_trigger", old_states).trigger_value = True
_create_widget("old_unset_trigger", old_states).trigger_value = False
_create_widget("missing_in_new", old_states).int_value = 123
_create_widget("shape_changing_trigger", old_states).trigger_value = True
new_states = WidgetStates()
_create_widget("old_set_trigger", new_states).trigger_value = False
_create_widget("new_set_trigger", new_states).trigger_value = True
_create_widget("added_in_new", new_states).int_value = 456
_create_widget("shape_changing_trigger", new_states).int_value = 3
widgets = Widgets()
widgets.set_state(coalesce_widget_states(old_states, new_states))
self.assertIsNone(widgets.get_widget_value("old_unset_trigger"))
self.assertIsNone(widgets.get_widget_value("missing_in_new"))
self.assertEqual(True, widgets.get_widget_value("old_set_trigger"))
self.assertEqual(True, widgets.get_widget_value("new_set_trigger"))
self.assertEqual(456, widgets.get_widget_value("added_in_new"))
# Widgets that were triggers before, but no longer are, will *not*
# be coalesced
self.assertEqual(3, widgets.get_widget_value("shape_changing_trigger"))
def enqueue(self, event, data=None):
"""Enqueue a new event to the end of the queue.
This event may be coalesced with an existing event if appropriate.
For example, multiple consecutive RERUN requests will be combined
so that there's only ever one pending RERUN request in the queue
at a time.
Parameters
----------
event : ScriptEvent
The type of event
data : Any
Data associated with the event, if any
"""
with self._cond:
if event == ScriptEvent.SHUTDOWN:
# If we get a shutdown request, it goes to the front of the
# queue to be processed immediately.
self._queue.append((event, data))
elif event == ScriptEvent.RERUN:
index = _index_if(self._queue, lambda item: item[0] == event)
if index >= 0:
_, old_data = self._queue[index]
if old_data.widget_state is None:
# The existing request's widget_state is None, which
# means it wants to rerun with whatever the most
# recent script execution's widget state was.
# We have no meaningful state to merge with, and
# so we simply overwrite the existing request.
self._queue[index] = (
event,
RerunData(argv=data.argv,
widget_state=data.widget_state))
elif data.widget_state is None:
# If this request's widget_state is None, and the
# existing request's widget_state was not, this
# new request is entirely redundant and can be dropped.
pass
else:
# Both the existing and the new request have
# non-null widget_states. Merge them together.
coalesced_state = coalesce_widget_states(
old_data.widget_state, data.widget_state)
self._queue[index] = (
event,
RerunData(argv=data.argv,
widget_state=coalesced_state))
else:
self._queue.appendleft((event, data))
else:
self._queue.appendleft((event, data))
# Let any consumers know that we have new data
self._cond.notify()
def enqueue(self, request, data=None):
"""Enqueue a new request to the end of the queue.
This request may be coalesced with an existing request if appropriate.
For example, multiple consecutive RERUN requests will be combined
so that there's only ever one pending RERUN request in the queue
at a time.
Parameters
----------
request : ScriptRequest
The type of request
data : Any
Data associated with the request, if any. For example, could be of type RerunData.
"""
with self._lock:
if request == ScriptRequest.SHUTDOWN:
# If we get a shutdown request, it jumps to the front of the
# queue to be processed immediately.
self._queue.appendleft((request, data))
elif request == ScriptRequest.RERUN:
index = _index_if(self._queue, lambda item: item[0] == request)
if index >= 0:
_, old_data = self._queue[index]
if old_data.widget_states is None:
# The existing request's widget_states is None, which
# means it wants to rerun with whatever the most
# recent script execution's widget state was.
# We have no meaningful state to merge with, and
# so we simply overwrite the existing request.
self._queue[index] = (
request,
RerunData(
query_string=data.query_string,
widget_states=data.widget_states,
),
)
elif data.widget_states is None:
# If this request's widget_states is None, and the
# existing request's widget_states was not, this
# new request is entirely redundant and can be dropped.
# TODO: Figure out if this should even happen. This sounds like it should
# raise an exception...
pass
else:
# Both the existing and the new request have
# non-null widget_states. Merge them together.
coalesced_states = coalesce_widget_states(
old_data.widget_states, data.widget_states
)
self._queue[index] = (
request,
RerunData(
query_string=data.query_string,
widget_states=coalesced_states,
),
)
else:
self._queue.append((request, data))
else:
self._queue.append((request, data))