def _test_drop_on_component_editor(browser):
project_dict, workspace_page = startup(browser)
#find and get the 'assembly', and 'top' objects
workspace_page.set_library_filter('Assembly') # put Assembly at top of lib
assembly = workspace_page.find_library_button('Assembly')
top = workspace_page.get_dataflow_figure('top', '')
editor = top.editor_page(double_click=False, base_type='Assembly')
editor.show_dataflow()
#in order to get the elements in the editor workflow, we must
#distinguish them from the elements in the main workflow
editor_top = get_dataflow_fig_in_assembly_editor(workspace_page, 'top')
# sort through these to find the correct 'top'
names = []
for div in getDropableElements(editor_top)[:-1]:
chain = drag_element_to(browser, assembly, div, False)
check_highlighting(
editor_top('content_area').element, True,
"Top in component editor's content_area")
release(chain)
#deal with the modal dialog
name = NameInstanceDialog(workspace_page).create_and_dismiss()
names.append(name)
ensure_names_in_workspace(
workspace_page, names,
"Dragging 'assembly' to 'top' (in component editor) in one of the "
"drop areas did not produce a new element on page")
#now test to see if all the new elements are children of 'top'
#generate what the pathnames SHOULD be
guess_pathnames = ["top." + name for name in names]
#get the actual pathnames
figs = workspace_page.get_dataflow_figures()
pathnames = [get_pathname(browser, fig) for fig in figs]
# see if they match up! (keeping in mind that there are more elements
# we have pathnames for than we put there)
for path in guess_pathnames:
eq(
path in pathnames, True,
"An element did not drop into 'top' (in component editor) when "
"dragged onto one of its drop areas.\nIt was created somewhere else"
)
closeout(project_dict, workspace_page)
def _test_drop_on_existing_assembly(browser):
project_dict, workspace_page = startup(browser)
assembly = workspace_page.find_library_button('Assembly')
outer_name = put_assembly_on_grid(workspace_page)
outer_figure = workspace_page.get_dataflow_figure(outer_name)
outer_path = outer_figure.pathname
eq(outer_path, outer_name,
"Assembly did not produce an instance on the grid")
div = getDropableElements(outer_figure)[0]
chain = drag_element_to(browser, assembly, div, False)
check_highlighting(
outer_figure('content_area').element, True, "Assembly's content_area")
release(chain)
middle_name = NameInstanceDialog(workspace_page).create_and_dismiss()
middle_figure = workspace_page.get_dataflow_figure(middle_name)
middle_path = middle_figure.pathname
eq(middle_path, outer_path + '.' + middle_name,
"Assembly did not produce an instance inside outer Assembly")
div = getDropableElements(middle_figure)[0]
chain = drag_element_to(browser, assembly, div, True)
check_highlighting(
middle_figure('content_area').element, True, "Assembly's content_area")
release(chain)
inner_name = NameInstanceDialog(workspace_page).create_and_dismiss()
#expand the middle div so that the inner one shows up in the workspace.
middle_figure('top_right').element.click()
inner_figure = workspace_page.get_dataflow_figure(inner_name)
inner_path = inner_figure.pathname
eq(inner_path, middle_path + '.' + inner_name,
"Assembly did not produce an instance inside of the middle Assembly")
ensure_names_in_workspace(
workspace_page, [outer_name, middle_name, inner_name],
"Dragging Assembly onto Assembly did not create a new instance on page"
)
closeout(project_dict, workspace_page)
def _test_drop_on_component_editor(browser):
project_dict, workspace_page = startup(browser)
#find and get the 'assembly', and 'top' objects
workspace_page.set_library_filter('Assembly') # put Assembly at top of lib
assembly = workspace_page.find_library_button('Assembly')
top = workspace_page.get_dataflow_figure('top', '')
editor = top.editor_page(double_click=False, base_type='Assembly')
editor.show_dataflow()
#in order to get the elements in the editor workflow, we must
#distinguish them from the elements in the main workflow
editor_top = get_dataflow_fig_in_assembly_editor(workspace_page, 'top')
# sort through these to find the correct 'top'
names = []
for div in getDropableElements(editor_top)[:-1]:
chain = drag_element_to(browser, assembly, div, False)
check_highlighting(editor_top('content_area').element, True,
"Top in component editor's content_area")
release(chain)
#deal with the modal dialog
name = NameInstanceDialog(workspace_page).create_and_dismiss()
names.append(name)
ensure_names_in_workspace(workspace_page, names,
"Dragging 'assembly' to 'top' (in component editor) in one of the "
"drop areas did not produce a new element on page")
#now test to see if all the new elements are children of 'top'
#generate what the pathnames SHOULD be
guess_pathnames = ["top." + name for name in names]
#get the actual pathnames
figs = workspace_page.get_dataflow_figures()
pathnames = [get_pathname(browser, fig) for fig in figs]
# see if they match up! (keeping in mind that there are more elements
# we have pathnames for than we put there)
for path in guess_pathnames:
eq(path in pathnames, True,
"An element did not drop into 'top' (in component editor) when "
"dragged onto one of its drop areas.\nIt was created somewhere else")
closeout(project_dict, workspace_page)
def _test_drop_on_existing_assembly(browser):
project_dict, workspace_page = startup(browser)
assembly = workspace_page.find_library_button('Assembly')
outer_name = put_assembly_on_grid(workspace_page)
outer_figure = workspace_page.get_dataflow_figure(outer_name)
outer_path = outer_figure.pathname
eq(outer_path, outer_name, "Assembly did not produce an instance on the grid")
div = getDropableElements(outer_figure)[0]
chain = drag_element_to(browser, assembly, div, False)
check_highlighting(outer_figure('content_area').element, True,
"Assembly's content_area")
release(chain)
middle_name = NameInstanceDialog(workspace_page).create_and_dismiss()
middle_figure = workspace_page.get_dataflow_figure(middle_name)
middle_path = middle_figure.pathname
eq(middle_path, outer_path + '.' + middle_name,
"Assembly did not produce an instance inside outer Assembly")
div = getDropableElements(middle_figure)[0]
chain = drag_element_to(browser, assembly, div, True)
check_highlighting(middle_figure('content_area').element, True,
"Assembly's content_area")
release(chain)
inner_name = NameInstanceDialog(workspace_page).create_and_dismiss()
#expand the middle div so that the inner one shows up in the workspace.
middle_figure('top_right').element.click()
inner_figure = workspace_page.get_dataflow_figure(inner_name)
inner_path = inner_figure.pathname
eq(inner_path, middle_path + '.' + inner_name,
"Assembly did not produce an instance inside of the middle Assembly")
ensure_names_in_workspace(workspace_page, [outer_name, middle_name, inner_name],
"Dragging Assembly onto Assembly did not create a new instance on page")
closeout(project_dict, workspace_page)
def _test_workspace_dragdrop(browser):
project_dict, workspace_page = startup(browser)
#find and get the 'assembly', and 'top' objects
assembly = workspace_page.find_library_button('Assembly')
top = workspace_page.get_dataflow_figure('top')
names = []
for div in getDropableElements(top):
chain = drag_element_to(browser, assembly, div, False)
check_highlighting(
top('content_area').element, True, "Top's content_area")
release(chain)
#deal with the modal dialog
name = NameInstanceDialog(workspace_page).create_and_dismiss()
names.append(name)
ensure_names_in_workspace(
workspace_page, names,
"Dragging 'assembly' to 'top' in one of the drop areas did not "
"produce a new element on page")
# now test to see if all the new elements are children of 'top'
# generate what the pathnames SHOULD be
guess_pathnames = ["top." + name for name in names]
# get the actual pathnames
figs = workspace_page.get_dataflow_figures()
pathnames = [get_pathname(browser, fig) for fig in figs]
# see if they match up! (keeping in mind that there are more elements
# we have pathnames for than we put there)
for path in guess_pathnames:
eq(
path in pathnames, True, "An element did not drop into 'top' when "
"dragged onto one of its drop areas.\nIt was created somewhere else"
)
closeout(project_dict, workspace_page)
def _test_workspace_dragdrop(browser):
project_dict, workspace_page = startup(browser)
#find and get the 'assembly', and 'top' objects
assembly = workspace_page.find_library_button('Assembly')
top = workspace_page.get_dataflow_figure('top')
names = []
for div in getDropableElements(top):
chain = drag_element_to(browser, assembly, div, False)
check_highlighting(top('content_area').element, True,
"Top's content_area")
release(chain)
#deal with the modal dialog
name = NameInstanceDialog(workspace_page).create_and_dismiss()
names.append(name)
ensure_names_in_workspace(workspace_page, names,
"Dragging 'assembly' to 'top' in one of the drop areas did not "
"produce a new element on page")
# now test to see if all the new elements are children of 'top'
# generate what the pathnames SHOULD be
guess_pathnames = ["top." + name for name in names]
# get the actual pathnames
figs = workspace_page.get_dataflow_figures()
pathnames = [get_pathname(browser, fig) for fig in figs]
# see if they match up! (keeping in mind that there are more elements
# we have pathnames for than we put there)
for path in guess_pathnames:
eq(path in pathnames, True, "An element did not drop into 'top' when "
"dragged onto one of its drop areas.\nIt was created somewhere else")
closeout(project_dict, workspace_page)