def doCell(self, cell, column):
if column == 0:
self.adapter= Adapter(self, "aValue", {"aValue": cell.text().title()})
elif column == 1:
self.setUpExit(cell)
elif column == 2:
parsed = self.adapter.parse(cell.text())
self.adapter.set(parsed)
elif column == 3:
if self.adapter.get() == cell.text():
self.right(cell)
else:
self.wrong(cell, self.adapter.get())
elif column == 4:
self.setUpExit(cell)
elif column == 5:
expected = self.adapter.parse(cell.text())
if self.adapter.equals(self.aValue, expected):
self.right(cell,)
else:
self.wrong(cell, self.adapter.toString(self.aValue))
else:
return
def doCell(self, cell, column):
if column == 0:
self.adapter = Adapter(self, "aValue",
{"aValue": cell.text().title()})
elif column == 1:
self.setUpExit(cell)
elif column == 2:
parsed = self.adapter.parse(cell.text())
self.adapter.set(parsed)
elif column == 3:
if self.adapter.get() == cell.text():
self.right(cell)
else:
self.wrong(cell, self.adapter.get())
elif column == 4:
self.setUpExit(cell)
elif column == 5:
expected = self.adapter.parse(cell.text())
if self.adapter.equals(self.aValue, expected):
self.right(cell, )
else:
self.wrong(cell, self.adapter.toString(self.aValue))
else:
return
class ParseExit(Fixture):
aValue = None # pychecker complains if this is missing
def doRows(self, rows):
Fixture.doRows(self, rows.more)
def doCell(self, cell, column):
if column == 0:
self.adapter= Adapter(self, "aValue", {"aValue": cell.text().title()})
elif column == 1:
self.setUpExit(cell)
elif column == 2:
parsed = self.adapter.parse(cell.text())
self.adapter.set(parsed)
elif column == 3:
if self.adapter.get() == cell.text():
self.right(cell)
else:
self.wrong(cell, self.adapter.get())
elif column == 4:
self.setUpExit(cell)
elif column == 5:
expected = self.adapter.parse(cell.text())
if self.adapter.equals(self.aValue, expected):
self.right(cell,)
else:
self.wrong(cell, self.adapter.toString(self.aValue))
else:
return
def setUpExit(self, cell):
exitName = cell.text()
if exitName == "":
self.adapter.clearParseExit()
else:
parseExit = getattr(self, exitName) # does this get a bound method?
self.adapter.setParseExit(parseExit)
def reverse(self, value):
aList = []
for char in value:
aList.append(char)
aList.reverse()
return "OK", "".join(aList)
def sort(self, value):
aList = []
for char in value:
aList.append(char)
aList.sort()
return "OK", "".join(aList)
class ParseExit(Fixture):
aValue = None # pychecker complains if this is missing
def doRows(self, rows):
Fixture.doRows(self, rows.more)
def doCell(self, cell, column):
if column == 0:
self.adapter = Adapter(self, "aValue",
{"aValue": cell.text().title()})
elif column == 1:
self.setUpExit(cell)
elif column == 2:
parsed = self.adapter.parse(cell.text())
self.adapter.set(parsed)
elif column == 3:
if self.adapter.get() == cell.text():
self.right(cell)
else:
self.wrong(cell, self.adapter.get())
elif column == 4:
self.setUpExit(cell)
elif column == 5:
expected = self.adapter.parse(cell.text())
if self.adapter.equals(self.aValue, expected):
self.right(cell, )
else:
self.wrong(cell, self.adapter.toString(self.aValue))
else:
return
def setUpExit(self, cell):
exitName = cell.text()
if exitName == "":
self.adapter.clearParseExit()
else:
parseExit = getattr(self,
exitName) # does this get a bound method?
self.adapter.setParseExit(parseExit)
def reverse(self, value):
aList = []
for char in value:
aList.append(char)
aList.reverse()
return "OK", "".join(aList)
def sort(self, value):
aList = []
for char in value:
aList.append(char)
aList.sort()
return "OK", "".join(aList)
