def test_title_position_remains(hlwm, x11):
active_color = (212, 189, 140)
normal_color = (221, 198, 104)
hlwm.attr.theme.active.title_color = RawImage.rgb2string(active_color)
hlwm.attr.theme.normal.title_color = RawImage.rgb2string(normal_color)
hlwm.attr.settings.tabbed_max = True
hlwm.attr.theme.title_height = 10
hlwm.attr.theme.outer_width = 3
hlwm.attr.tags.focus.tiling.focused_frame.algorithm = 'max'
handle1, win1 = x11.create_client()
x11.set_window_title(handle1, 'client 1')
handle2, win2 = x11.create_client()
x11.set_window_title(handle1, 'client 2')
for align in ['left', 'center', 'right']:
hlwm.attr.theme.title_align = align
hlwm.call(['jumpto', win1])
focus1 = x11.decoration_screenshot(handle1)
hlwm.call(['jumpto', win2])
focus2 = x11.decoration_screenshot(handle2)
assert focus1.height == focus2.height
assert focus1.width == focus2.width
titlebar_height = 10
for x, y in itertools.product(range(0, focus1.width),
range(0, titlebar_height)):
assert (focus1.pixel(x, y) == active_color) == (focus2.pixel(x, y) == normal_color), \
f'mismatch at pixel ({x}, {y})'
assert (focus1.pixel(x, y) == normal_color) == (focus2.pixel(x, y) == active_color), \
f'mismatch at pixel ({x}, {y})'
def test_frame_holes_for_pseudotiled_client(hlwm, x11, frame_bg_transparent):
bgcol = (0xef, 0xcd, 0x32)
hlwm.attr.settings.frame_bg_active_color = RawImage.rgb2string(bgcol)
hlwm.attr.settings.frame_bg_transparent = frame_bg_transparent
hlwm.attr.settings.frame_transparent_width = 8
[frame_win] = x11.get_hlwm_frames()
geo = frame_win.get_geometry()
w = geo.width
h = geo.height
# create a pseudotiled client that is very wide but not very high:
winhandle, winid = x11.create_client(geometry=(0, 0, w + 10, h // 3 - 10))
hlwm.attr.clients[winid].pseudotile = 'on'
img = x11.screenshot(frame_win)
assert (img.width, img.height) == (w, h)
# the frame is visible on the top and bottom
img.pixel(0, 0) == bgcol
img.pixel(0, h - 1) == bgcol
img.pixel(w // 2, 0) == bgcol
img.pixel(w // 2, h - 1) == bgcol
# but the frame is not visible on the left and right
black = (0, 0, 0)
img.pixel(0, h // 2) == black
img.pixel(w - 1, h // 2) == black
img.pixel(w // 2, h // 2) == black
def test_decoration_tab_title_update(hlwm, x11):
text_color = (212, 189, 140)
hlwm.attr.theme.title_color = RawImage.rgb2string(text_color)
hlwm.attr.theme.title_height = 20
hlwm.call(['set_layout', 'max'])
# split twice to make tab area smaller and screenshots faster :-)
hlwm.call(['split', 'bottom'])
hlwm.call(['split', 'bottom'])
count = 5
win_handles = [x11.create_client()[0] for _ in range(0, count)]
# empty all window titles:
for wh in win_handles:
x11.set_window_title(wh, '')
# focus handle 0:
hlwm.call(['jumpto', x11.winid_str(win_handles[0])])
# take a screenshot, it should not contain the text_color:
assert x11.decoration_screenshot(
win_handles[0]).color_count(text_color) == 0
# change the title of an unfocused window:
x11.set_window_title(win_handles[2], 'SOMETHING')
# this change should now be visible in the tab bar, at least 5 pixels
# should have this color now:
assert x11.decoration_screenshot(
win_handles[0]).color_count(text_color) > 5
def test_title_does_not_exceed_width(hlwm, x11, font, ellipsis):
font_color = (255, 0, 0) # a color available everywhere
bw = 30
hlwm.attr.theme.color = 'black'
hlwm.attr.theme.title_color = RawImage.rgb2string(font_color)
hlwm.attr.theme.title_height = 14
hlwm.attr.theme.padding_top = 0
hlwm.attr.theme.padding_left = 0
hlwm.attr.theme.padding_right = 0
hlwm.attr.theme.border_width = bw
hlwm.attr.theme.title_font = font
hlwm.attr.settings.ellipsis = ellipsis
handle, winid = x11.create_client()
# set a title that is too wide to be displayed in its entirety:
w = hlwm.attr.clients[winid].decoration_geometry().width
if font[0] != '-':
three_bytes_per_glyph = 'ヘールブストルフト'
assert len(three_bytes_per_glyph.encode(
'UTF-8')) == 3 * len(three_bytes_per_glyph)
# for xft fonts, also test utf8 window titles
utf8titles = [
w * '♥',
(w // 3) * 'äüöß',
(w // len(three_bytes_per_glyph)) * three_bytes_per_glyph,
]
else:
# for plain X fonts, it does not seem to work in tox/pytest
# (but strangely, it works in a manual Xephyr session)
utf8titles = []
for title in [w * '=', w * '|'] + utf8titles:
img = screenshot_with_title(x11, handle, title)
# verify that the title does not span too wide to the
# left or to the right:
# find leftmost non-black pixel:
leftmost_font_x = None
for x in range(0, w):
for y in range(0,
14): # only verify top `title_height`-many pixels
if img.pixel(x, y) != (0, 0, 0):
leftmost_font_x = x
break
if leftmost_font_x is not None:
break
# find rightmost non-black pixel:
rightmost_font_x = None
for x in range(w - 1, 0, -1):
for y in range(0,
14): # only verify top `title_height`-many pixels
if img.pixel(x, y) != (0, 0, 0):
rightmost_font_x = x
break
if rightmost_font_x is not None:
break
assert leftmost_font_x >= bw
assert rightmost_font_x < bw + hlwm.attr.clients[
winid].content_geometry().width
def test_window_border_outer(hlwm, x11):
color = (239, 2, 190)
bw = 6 # border width
outer_color = (48, 225, 26)
outer_bw = 3
hlwm.attr.theme.color = RawImage.rgb2string(color)
hlwm.attr.theme.border_width = bw
hlwm.attr.theme.outer_color = RawImage.rgb2string(outer_color)
hlwm.attr.theme.outer_width = outer_bw
handle, _ = x11.create_client()
img = x11.decoration_screenshot(handle)
# check the upper left corner
for x in range(0, bw):
for y in range(0, bw):
threshold = outer_bw
expected_color = outer_color if x < threshold or y < threshold else color
assert img.pixel(x, y) == expected_color
def test_window_border_inner(hlwm, x11):
color = (239, 2, 190)
bw = 5 # border width
inner_color = (48, 225, 26)
inner_bw = 2
hlwm.attr.theme.color = RawImage.rgb2string(color)
hlwm.attr.theme.border_width = bw
hlwm.attr.theme.inner_color = RawImage.rgb2string(inner_color)
hlwm.attr.theme.inner_width = inner_bw
handle, _ = x11.create_client()
img = x11.decoration_screenshot(handle)
# we check the inner border color in the upper left corner
for x in range(0, bw):
for y in range(0, bw):
threshold = bw - inner_bw
expected_color = inner_color if x >= threshold and y >= threshold else color
assert img.pixel(x, y) == expected_color
def test_window_border_plain(hlwm, x11):
color = (0x9f, 0xbc, 0x12)
bw = 5 # border width
handle, _ = x11.create_client()
hlwm.attr.theme.color = RawImage.rgb2string(color)
hlwm.attr.theme.border_width = bw
img = x11.decoration_screenshot(handle)
assert img.pixel(0, 0) == color
expected_count = 2 * bw * img.width # horizontal border line
expected_count += 2 * bw * img.height # vertical border
expected_count -= 4 * bw * bw # we counted each twice
assert img.color_count(color) == expected_count
def test_decoration_tab_urgent(hlwm, x11, running_clients,
running_clients_num):
active_color = (200, 23, 0) # something unique
normal_color = (23, 200, 0) # something unique
urgent_color = (17, 2, 189) # something unique
hlwm.attr.theme.active.color = RawImage.rgb2string(active_color)
hlwm.attr.theme.active.title_color = RawImage.rgb2string(active_color)
hlwm.attr.theme.normal.color = RawImage.rgb2string(normal_color)
hlwm.attr.theme.normal.title_color = RawImage.rgb2string(normal_color)
hlwm.attr.theme.urgent.color = RawImage.rgb2string(urgent_color)
hlwm.attr.theme.urgent.title_color = RawImage.rgb2string(urgent_color)
hlwm.attr.theme.title_height = 20
hlwm.call(['load', '(clients max:0 {})'.format(' '.join(running_clients))])
# split twice to make tab area smaller and screenshots faster :-)
hlwm.call(['split', 'bottom'])
hlwm.call(['split', 'bottom'])
winhandle = x11.window(running_clients[0])
img = x11.decoration_screenshot(winhandle)
color_count = img.color_count_dict()
assert urgent_color not in color_count
# make one of the unfocused tabs urgent
x11.make_window_urgent(x11.window(running_clients[2]))
img = x11.decoration_screenshot(winhandle)
new_color_count = img.color_count_dict()
assert urgent_color in new_color_count
# there is one 'normal' and one 'urgent' tab, so the colors should
# appear similarly often:
assert new_color_count[urgent_color] == new_color_count[normal_color]
assert new_color_count[normal_color] == color_count[normal_color] / 2
def test_decoration_title_align(hlwm, x11, client_count):
"""test the title_align attribute,
by computing the 'average' position of the title
"""
text_color = (212, 189, 140)
hlwm.attr.theme.title_color = RawImage.rgb2string(text_color)
hlwm.attr.settings.tabbed_max = True
hlwm.attr.theme.title_height = 10
win_handle, winid = x11.create_client()
hlwm.attr.tags.focus.tiling.focused_frame.algorithm = 'max'
while hlwm.attr.tags.focus.client_count() < client_count:
x11.create_client()
assert hlwm.attr.clients.focus.winid() == winid
x11.set_window_title(win_handle, '-')
# compute the 'average' title position
align_to_title_pos = {}
for align in ['left', 'right', 'center']:
hlwm.attr.theme.title_align = align
img = x11.decoration_screenshot(win_handle)
point_sum = Point(0, 0)
point_count = 0
for x, y in itertools.product(range(0, img.width),
range(0, img.height)):
if img.pixel(x, y) == text_color:
point_sum.x += x
point_sum.y += y
point_count += 1
# compute the average point:
align_to_title_pos[align] = point_sum // point_count
# all titles should be on the same height:
assert align_to_title_pos['left'].y == align_to_title_pos['center'].y
assert align_to_title_pos['center'].y == align_to_title_pos['right'].y
# the x coordinate should be different by at least this:
# the width of the decoration, divided by the number of tabs
# and divided by roughly 3 :-)
x_diff = hlwm.attr.clients.focus.decoration_geometry(
).width / client_count / 3
assert align_to_title_pos['left'].x + x_diff < align_to_title_pos[
'center'].x
assert align_to_title_pos['center'].x + x_diff < align_to_title_pos[
'right'].x
def test_title_different_letters_are_drawn(hlwm, x11, font):
"""changing letters changes the image"""
font_color = (255, 0, 0) # a color available everywhere
hlwm.attr.theme.color = 'black'
hlwm.attr.theme.title_color = RawImage.rgb2string(font_color)
hlwm.attr.theme.title_height = 14
hlwm.attr.theme.padding_top = 4
hlwm.attr.theme.title_font = font
handle, _ = x11.create_client()
# put some characters in the title that take only few pixels
count1 = screenshot_with_title(x11, handle, ',.b').color_count(font_color)
# alter characters to others taking more pixels
count2 = screenshot_with_title(x11, handle, ';:B').color_count(font_color)
# then the number of pixels should have increased
assert count1 < count2
def test_title_every_letter_is_drawn(hlwm, x11, font):
"""the number of letters has some effect"""
font_color = (255, 0, 0) # a color available everywhere
hlwm.attr.theme.color = 'black'
hlwm.attr.theme.title_color = RawImage.rgb2string(font_color)
hlwm.attr.theme.title_height = 14
hlwm.attr.theme.padding_top = 4
hlwm.attr.theme.title_font = font
handle, _ = x11.create_client()
# set the window title to some word
count1 = screenshot_with_title(x11, handle, 'test').color_count(font_color)
# duplicate the word in the title
count2 = screenshot_with_title(x11, handle, 'test test').color_count(font_color)
# then the number of pixels of the font_color should have doubled:
assert count1 != 0
assert count1 * 2 == count2
def test_title_ellipsis_is_used(hlwm, x11, font):
font_color = (255, 0, 0) # a color available everywhere
bw = 30
hlwm.attr.theme.color = 'black'
hlwm.attr.theme.title_color = RawImage.rgb2string(font_color)
hlwm.attr.theme.title_height = 14
hlwm.attr.theme.border_width = bw
hlwm.attr.theme.title_font = font
hlwm.attr.settings.ellipsis = 'abc'
handle, winid = x11.create_client()
assert screenshot_with_title(x11, handle,
' ').color_count(font_color) == 0
# set a title that is too wide to be displayed in its entirety:
w = hlwm.attr.clients[winid].decoration_geometry().width
count1 = screenshot_with_title(x11, handle,
w * ' ').color_count(font_color)
assert count1 > 0
hlwm.attr.settings.ellipsis = 'abcabc'
count2 = screenshot_with_title(x11, handle,
w * ' ').color_count(font_color)
assert count2 > 0
assert count2 == count1 * 2
def test_decoration_tab_colors(hlwm, x11, method, running_clients,
running_clients_num):
active_color = (200, 23, 0) # something unique
normal_color = (23, 200, 0) # something unique
hlwm.attr.theme.active.color = RawImage.rgb2string(active_color)
hlwm.attr.theme.active.title_color = RawImage.rgb2string(active_color)
if method == 'tab_*-attributes':
hlwm.attr.theme.active.tab_color = RawImage.rgb2string(normal_color)
hlwm.attr.theme.active.tab_title_color = RawImage.rgb2string(
normal_color)
hlwm.attr.theme.active.tab_outer_color = RawImage.rgb2string(
normal_color)
hlwm.attr.theme.active.tab_outer_width = 1
if method == 'other scheme':
hlwm.attr.theme.normal.color = RawImage.rgb2string(normal_color)
hlwm.attr.theme.normal.title_color = RawImage.rgb2string(normal_color)
hlwm.attr.theme.title_height = 20
hlwm.call(['set_layout', 'max'])
# split twice to make tab area smaller and screenshots faster :-)
hlwm.call(['split', 'bottom'])
hlwm.call(['split', 'bottom'])
winhandle = x11.window(hlwm.attr.clients.focus.winid())
img = x11.decoration_screenshot(winhandle)
color_count = img.color_count_dict()
# we have three tabs, and one of them should have the active color:
assert color_count[active_color] * (running_clients_num -
1) == color_count[normal_color]
# if we disable tabs, then the 'normal_color' should disappear:
hlwm.attr.settings.tabbed_max = False
winhandle = x11.window(hlwm.attr.clients.focus.winid())
img = x11.decoration_screenshot(winhandle)
new_color_count = img.color_count_dict()
assert normal_color not in new_color_count
assert new_color_count[
active_color] == running_clients_num * color_count[active_color]
