Python OptionWidget.initWidget Examples

Example #1

File: test_optionrow.py Project: skeenp/Roam

def test_no_value_returns_none():
    # WAT?!
    widget = OptionWidget().createWidget()
    option = OptionWidget(widget=widget)
    option.initWidget(widget, {})
    option.config = config
    assert option.value() is None

Example #2

File: test_optionrow.py Project: lmotta/Roam

def test_no_value_returns_none():
    # WAT?!
    widget = OptionWidget().createWidget()
    option = OptionWidget(widget=widget)
    option.initWidget(widget)
    option.config = config
    assert option.value() is None

Example #3

File: test_optionrow.py Project: lmotta/Roam

def test_single_option_returns_single_value():
    # WAT?!
    widget = OptionWidget().createWidget()
    option = OptionWidget(widget=widget)
    option.initWidget(widget)
    option.config = config
    option.setvalue("1")
    assert option.value() == "1"

Example #4

def test_no_value_returns_none_multi():
    # WAT?!
    widget = OptionWidget().createWidget()
    option = OptionWidget(widget=widget)
    option.initWidget(widget, {})
    config['multi'] = True
    option.config = config
    assert option.value() is None

Example #5

File: test_optionrow.py Project: skeenp/Roam

def test_single_option_returns_single_value():
    # WAT?!
    widget = OptionWidget().createWidget()
    option = OptionWidget(widget=widget)
    option.initWidget(widget, {})
    option.config = config
    option.setvalue("1")
    assert option.value() == "1"

Example #6

File: test_optionrow.py Project: loongfee/Roam

def test_no_value_returns_none_multi():
    # WAT?!
    widget = OptionWidget().createWidget()
    option = OptionWidget(widget=widget)
    option.initWidget(widget)
    config['multi'] = True
    option.config = config
    assert option.value() is None

Example #7

File: test_optionrow.py Project: lmotta/Roam

def test_create_button_for_each_item():
    # WAT?!
    widget = OptionWidget().createWidget()
    option = OptionWidget(widget=widget)
    option.initWidget(widget)
    option.config = config
    assert len(option.buttons) == 2
    for button in option.buttons:
        assert button.text() in items['items']

Example #8

File: test_optionrow.py Project: lmotta/Roam

def test_multi_returns_list():
    # WAT?!
    widget = OptionWidget().createWidget()
    option = OptionWidget(widget=widget)
    option.initWidget(widget)
    config['multi'] = True
    option.config = config
    option.setvalue("1;2")
    assert option.value() == "1;2"

Example #9

File: test_optionrow.py Project: skeenp/Roam

def test_multi_returns_list():
    # WAT?!
    widget = OptionWidget().createWidget()
    option = OptionWidget(widget=widget)
    option.initWidget(widget, {})
    config['multi'] = True
    option.config = config
    option.setvalue("1;2")
    assert option.value() == "1;2"

Example #10

File: test_optionrow.py Project: loongfee/Roam

def test_create_button_for_each_item():
    # WAT?!
    widget = OptionWidget().createWidget()
    option = OptionWidget(widget=widget)
    option.initWidget(widget)
    option.config = config
    assert len(option.buttons) == 2
    for button in option.buttons:
        assert button.text() in items['items']

Example #11

File: test_optionrow.py Project: skeenp/Roam

def test_create_button_with_color():
    widget = OptionWidget().createWidget()
    option = OptionWidget(widget=widget)
    option.initWidget(widget, {})
    option.config = config_color
    assert len(option.buttons) == 2
    for count, button in enumerate(option.buttons):
        item = items_color['items'][count]
        parts = item.split(";")
        ## Part[2] is the #hex color
        assert parts[2] in button.styleSheet()

Example #12

def test_create_button_with_color():
    widget = OptionWidget().createWidget()
    option = OptionWidget(widget=widget)
    option.initWidget(widget, {})
    option.config = config_color
    assert len(option.buttons) == 2
    for count, button in enumerate(option.buttons):
        item = items_color['items'][count]
        parts = item.split(";")
        ## Part[2] is the #hex color
        assert parts[2] in button.styleSheet()

Example #13

File: test_optionrow.py Project: skeenp/Roam

def test_create_button_for_each_item():
    # WAT?!
    widget = OptionWidget().createWidget()
    option = OptionWidget(widget=widget)
    option.initWidget(widget, {})
    option.config = config
    assert len(option.buttons) == 2
    for count, button in enumerate(option.buttons):
        assert button.text() in items['items'][count]
    widget = OptionWidget().createWidget()
    option = OptionWidget(widget=widget)
    option.initWidget(widget, {"wrap": 1})
    option.config = config
    assert len(option.buttons) == 2
    for count, button in enumerate(option.buttons):
        assert button.text() in items['items'][count]

Example #14

def test_create_button_for_each_item():
    # WAT?!
    widget = OptionWidget().createWidget()
    option = OptionWidget(widget=widget)
    option.initWidget(widget, {})
    option.config = config
    assert len(option.buttons) == 2
    for count, button in enumerate(option.buttons):
        assert button.text() in items['items'][count]
    widget = OptionWidget().createWidget()
    option = OptionWidget(widget=widget)
    option.initWidget(widget, {"wrap": 1})
    option.config = config
    assert len(option.buttons) == 2
    for count, button in enumerate(option.buttons):
        assert button.text() in items['items'][count]