Python _parse_stroke Examples

Example #1

File: test_stentura.py Project: DanLanglois/plover

def test_parse_stroke():
    # SAT
    a = 0b11001000
    b = 0b11000100
    c = 0b11000000
    d = 0b11001000
    assert sorted(stentura._parse_stroke(a, b, c, d)) == sorted(['S-', 'A-', '-T'])

Example #2

File: test_stentura.py Project: MartyGentillon/plover

 def test_parse_stroke(self):
     # SAT
     a = 0b11001000
     b = 0b11000100
     c = 0b11000000
     d = 0b11001000
     self.assertCountEqual(stentura._parse_stroke(a, b, c, d),
                           ['S-', 'A-', '-T'])

Example #3

 def test_parse_stroke(self):
     # SAT
     a = 0b11001000
     b = 0b11000100
     c = 0b11000000
     d = 0b11001000
     assertCountEqual(self, stentura._parse_stroke(a, b, c, d),
                      ['S-', 'A-', '-T'])

Example #4

File: test_stentura.py Project: buribu/plover

 def test_parse_stroke(self):
     # SAT
     a = 0b11001000
     b = 0b11000100
     c = 0b11000000
     d = 0b11001000
     self.assertItemsEqual(stentura._parse_stroke(a, b, c, d),
                           ['S-', 'A-', '-T'])

Example #5

def test_parse_stroke():
    # SAT
    a = 0b11001000
    b = 0b11000100
    c = 0b11000000
    d = 0b11001000
    assert sorted(stentura._parse_stroke(a, b, c,
                                         d)) == sorted(['S-', 'A-', '-T'])