def test_cancelled_chunk_event(self):
"""Only the date given in the cancellation should show up cancelled.
This means that a two day event with only the first day cancelled,
should only show (CANCELLED) for the first day."""
yr = 2014
mo = 5
count = defaultdict(list)
event = create_event(start_date=(2014, 5, 15),
end_date=(2014, 5, 16),
created_by=self.user,
title="Big Event",
description="Wow! An event.",
repeat="WEEKLY")
event.cancellations.create(reason="Out of town",
date=date(2014, 5, 22))
days = (15, 16, 22, 23, 29, 30)
[count[day].append((event.title, event.pk)) for day in days]
events = [event]
cal = GenericCalendar(yr, mo, count, events)
cal.event = event
for day in days:
cal.title = event.title
cal.day = day
cal.check_if_cancelled()
if day == 22:
self.assertEqual(event.title + ' (CANCELLED)', cal.title)
else:
self.assertEqual(event.title, cal.title)
def test_cancelled_single_day_event(self):
yr = 2014
mo = 5
count = defaultdict(list)
event = create_event(start_date=(2014, 5, 15),
end_date=(2014, 5, 15),
created_by=self.user,
title="Big Event",
description="Wow! An event.",
repeat="WEEKLY")
event.cancellations.create(reason="Out of town",
date=date(2014, 5, 22))
days = (15, 22, 29)
[count[day].append((event.title, event.pk)) for day in days]
events = [event]
cal = GenericCalendar(yr, mo, count, events)
cal.event = event
for day in days:
cal.title = event.title
cal.day = day
cal.check_if_cancelled()
if day == 22:
self.assertEqual(event.title + ' (CANCELLED)', cal.title)
else:
self.assertEqual(event.title, cal.title)
def test_cancelled_chunk_event(self):
"""Only the date given in the cancellation should show up cancelled.
This means that a two day event with only the first day cancelled,
should only show (CANCELLED) for the first day."""
yr = 2014
mo = 5
count = defaultdict(list)
event = create_event(
start_date=(2014, 5, 15),
end_date=(2014, 5, 16),
created_by=self.user,
title="Big Event",
description="Wow! An event.",
repeat="WEEKLY"
)
event.cancellations.create(
reason="Out of town",
date=date(2014, 5, 22)
)
days = (15, 16, 22, 23, 29, 30)
[count[day].append((event.title, event.pk)) for day in days]
events = [event]
cal = GenericCalendar(yr, mo, count, events)
cal.event = event
for day in days:
cal.title = event.title
cal.day = day
cal.check_if_cancelled()
if day == 22:
self.assertEqual(event.title + ' (CANCELLED)', cal.title)
else:
self.assertEqual(event.title, cal.title)
def test_cancelled_single_day_event(self):
yr = 2014
mo = 5
count = defaultdict(list)
event = create_event(
start_date=(2014, 5, 15),
end_date=(2014, 5, 15),
created_by=self.user,
title="Big Event",
description="Wow! An event.",
repeat="WEEKLY"
)
event.cancellations.create(
reason="Out of town",
date=date(2014, 5, 22)
)
days = (15, 22, 29)
[count[day].append((event.title, event.pk)) for day in days]
events = [event]
cal = GenericCalendar(yr, mo, count, events)
cal.event = event
for day in days:
cal.title = event.title
cal.day = day
cal.check_if_cancelled()
if day == 22:
self.assertEqual(event.title + ' (CANCELLED)', cal.title)
else:
self.assertEqual(event.title, cal.title)
