def show_welcome_message(self):
"""Show the welcome message."""
# import here only so that it is AFTER i18n set up
from safe.gui.tools.options_dialog import OptionsDialog
# Do not show by default
show_message = False
previous_version = StrictVersion(setting('previous_version'))
current_version = StrictVersion(inasafe_version)
# Set previous_version to the current inasafe_version
set_setting('previous_version', inasafe_version)
if setting('always_show_welcome_message', expected_type=bool):
# Show if it the setting said so
show_message = True
elif previous_version < current_version:
# Always show if the user installed new version
show_message = True
# Allow to disable welcome message when running automated tests
if os.environ.get('INASAFE_DISABLE_WELCOME_MESSAGE', False):
show_message = False
if show_message:
dialog = OptionsDialog(iface=self.iface,
parent=self.iface.mainWindow())
dialog.show_welcome_dialog()
if dialog.exec_(): # modal
self.dock_widget.read_settings()
def test_mode(self):
"""Test for checking that the state is correct for the mode.
If your test is failed, perhaps one the following is the cause:
1. You add / remove tab in the options.
2. You rename the tab's name.
3. The function show_welcome_dialog or show_option_dialog is changed
"""
# Welcome mode
dialog = OptionsDialog(parent=PARENT, iface=IFACE)
dialog.show_welcome_dialog()
expected_tabs = [
dialog.welcome_tab,
dialog.organisation_profile_tab,
dialog.preference_tab
]
message = 'Tab count should be %d in welcome dialog.' % len(
expected_tabs)
self.assertEqual(dialog.tabWidget.count(), len(expected_tabs), message)
message = 'Current tab index should be 0.'
self.assertEqual(dialog.tabWidget.currentIndex(), 0, message)
for index, expected_tab in enumerate(expected_tabs):
dialog.tabWidget.setCurrentIndex(index)
message = 'Current tab should be %s.' % expected_tab.objectName()
current_tab = dialog.tabWidget.currentWidget()
self.assertEqual(current_tab, expected_tab, message)
# Usual option mode
dialog = OptionsDialog(parent=PARENT, iface=IFACE)
dialog.show_option_dialog()
expected_tabs = [
dialog.organisation_profile_tab,
dialog.preference_tab,
dialog.gis_environment_tab,
dialog.earthquake_tab,
dialog.template_option_tab,
dialog.demographic_defaults_tab,
dialog.advanced_tab
]
message = 'Tab count should be %d in welcome dialog.' % len(
expected_tabs)
self.assertEqual(dialog.tabWidget.count(), len(expected_tabs), message)
message = 'Current tab index should be 0.'
self.assertEqual(dialog.tabWidget.currentIndex(), 0, message)
for index, expected_tab in enumerate(expected_tabs):
dialog.tabWidget.setCurrentIndex(index)
message = 'Current tab should be %s.' % expected_tab.objectName()
current_tab = dialog.tabWidget.currentWidget()
self.assertEqual(current_tab, expected_tab, message)
def test_mode(self):
"""Test for checking that the state is correct for the mode.
If your test is failed, perhaps one the following is the cause:
1. You add / remove tab in the options.
2. You rename the tab's name.
3. The function show_welcome_dialog or show_option_dialog is changed
"""
# Welcome mode
dialog = OptionsDialog(parent=PARENT, iface=IFACE)
dialog.show_welcome_dialog()
expected_tabs = [
dialog.welcome_tab, dialog.organisation_profile_tab,
dialog.preference_tab
]
message = 'Tab count should be %d in welcome dialog.' % len(
expected_tabs)
self.assertEqual(dialog.tabWidget.count(), len(expected_tabs), message)
message = 'Current tab index should be 0.'
self.assertEqual(dialog.tabWidget.currentIndex(), 0, message)
for index, expected_tab in enumerate(expected_tabs):
dialog.tabWidget.setCurrentIndex(index)
message = 'Current tab should be %s.' % expected_tab.objectName()
current_tab = dialog.tabWidget.currentWidget()
self.assertEqual(current_tab, expected_tab, message)
# Usual option mode
dialog = OptionsDialog(parent=PARENT, iface=IFACE)
dialog.show_option_dialog()
expected_tabs = [
dialog.organisation_profile_tab, dialog.preference_tab,
dialog.gis_environment_tab, dialog.earthquake_tab,
dialog.template_option_tab, dialog.demographic_defaults_tab,
dialog.advanced_tab
]
message = 'Tab count should be %d in welcome dialog.' % len(
expected_tabs)
self.assertEqual(dialog.tabWidget.count(), len(expected_tabs), message)
message = 'Current tab index should be 0.'
self.assertEqual(dialog.tabWidget.currentIndex(), 0, message)
for index, expected_tab in enumerate(expected_tabs):
dialog.tabWidget.setCurrentIndex(index)
message = 'Current tab should be %s.' % expected_tab.objectName()
current_tab = dialog.tabWidget.currentWidget()
self.assertEqual(current_tab, expected_tab, message)