def test_empty_parse_symbols(status_symbol: StatusSymbol) -> None:
view = View(Selection(4), [])
desired_symbols = status_symbol.get_desired_symbols(view)
parsed_symbol = status_symbol.parse_symbols(desired_symbols)
assert parsed_symbol == ()
def test_empty_desired_symbols(self, status_symbol: StatusSymbol) -> None:
'''
Test that an empty symbols list produces an empty list of desired symbols
'''
view = View(Selection(0), [])
assert status_symbol.get_desired_symbols(view) == []
def test_empty_symbols_build_symbols(self, python_syntax: PythonSyntax):
'''
Test that empty symbol list from the view, an empty parsed symbol tuple will raise an error.
`build_symbols` can't execute becuse it needs the parsed symbols to not be empty
'''
view = View(Selection(4), [])
desired_symbols = python_syntax.get_desired_symbols(view)
with pytest.raises(ValueError):
target_symbol, target_line, symbol_list = python_syntax.parse_symbols(
desired_symbols)
python_syntax.build_symbols(target_line, symbol_list)
def test_parse_symbols(status_symbol: StatusSymbol) -> None:
symbols = [
(Region(0, 1), 'Foo:'),
(Region(2, 3), ' method1(…)'),
(Region(3, 4), ' method2(…)'),
]
view = View(Selection(4), symbols)
desired_symbols = status_symbol.get_desired_symbols(view)
parsed_symbol = status_symbol.parse_symbols(desired_symbols)
target_symbol, *rest_symbols = desired_symbols
assert parsed_symbol == (target_symbol, target_symbol[1], rest_symbols)
def test_non_empty_desired_symbols(self,
status_symbol: StatusSymbol) -> None:
'''
Test that an non empty symbols list produces the same symbol list but reveresed
'''
symbols = [
(Region(0, 1), 'Foo:'),
(Region(2, 3), ' method1(…)'),
(Region(3, 4), ' method2(…)'),
]
view = View(Selection(4), symbols)
expected = list(reversed(symbols))
assert status_symbol.get_desired_symbols(view) == expected
def test_symbol_message(self, python_syntax: PythonSyntax):
symbol.sublime = type('sublime', (object, ), {'status_message': None})
symbol.sublime.status_message = Mock(
side_effect=lambda msg: print(msg))
symbols = [
(Region(0, 1), 'Foo:'),
(Region(2, 3), ' method1(…)'),
(Region(3, 4), ' method2(…)'),
]
view = View(Selection(4), symbols,
'Packages/Python/Python.sublime-syntax')
view.ignored_packages.append('MagicPython')
python_syntax.on_selection_modified(view)
symbol.sublime.status_message.assert_called_with('[ Foo ↦ method2() ]')
def test_no_message_on_invalid_syntax(self, test_input,
python_syntax: PythonSyntax):
'''
Test that in the presence of a syntax that is not
'Packages/Python/Python.sublime-syntax', getting symbols will not work
'''
symbol.sublime = type('sublime', (object, ), {'status_message': None})
symbol.sublime.status_message = Mock(
side_effect=lambda msg: print(msg))
symbols = [
(Region(0, 1), 'Foo:'),
(Region(2, 3), ' method1(…)'),
(Region(3, 4), ' method2(…)'),
]
view = View(Selection(4), symbols, test_input)
python_syntax.on_selection_modified(view)
assert python_syntax.on_selection_modified(view) is None
def test_filtered_desired_symbols(self,
status_symbol: StatusSymbol) -> None:
'''
Test that an non empty symbols list with a specific selected region
produces a reversed symbol list with symbols which have a starting region
above the selected region
'''
symbols = [
(Region(0, 1), 'Foo:'),
(Region(2, 3), ' method1(…)'),
(Region(3, 4), ' method2(…)'),
(Region(4, 5), ' method3(…)'),
]
view = View(Selection(3), symbols)
expected = list(
reversed([
(Region(0, 1), 'Foo:'),
(Region(2, 3), ' method1(…)'),
]))
assert status_symbol.get_desired_symbols(view) == expected
def test_symbol_message_on_invalid_syntax(self,
python_syntax: PythonSyntax):
'''
Test that when using the inbuilt Python Syntax as primary syntax and
MagicPython syntax is not disabled (added to the ignored package list),
a status bar messaged is shown saying that MagicPython should be disabled
'''
symbol.sublime = type('sublime', (object, ), {'status_message': None})
symbol.sublime.status_message = Mock(
side_effect=lambda msg: print(msg))
symbols = [
(Region(0, 1), 'Foo:'),
(Region(2, 3), ' method1(…)'),
(Region(3, 4), ' method2(…)'),
]
view = View(Selection(4), symbols,
'Packages/Python/Python.sublime-syntax')
python_syntax.on_selection_modified(view)
symbol.sublime.status_message.assert_called_with(
'[ Disable the MagicPython syntax package !!]')