def step_impl(context, choice):
driver = context.driver
util = context.util
if choice == "decreases":
key = "["
elif choice == "increases":
key = "]"
else:
raise ValueError("unexpected choice: " + choice)
initial_level = wedutil.get_label_visibility_level(util)
context.caret_position_before_label_visibility_change = \
wedutil.caret_screen_pos(driver)
util.ctrl_equivalent_x(key)
# We don't allow the increase or decrease to do nothing.
if choice == "decreases":
expected = initial_level - 1
elif choice == "increases":
expected = initial_level + 1
else:
raise ValueError("unexpected choice: " + choice)
util.wait(lambda *_: wedutil.get_label_visibility_level(util) == expected)
def step_impl(context, choice):
driver = context.driver
util = context.util
initial_level = wedutil.get_label_visibility_level(util)
context.caret_position_before_label_visibility_change = \
wedutil.caret_screen_pos(driver)
# We don't allow the increase or decrease to do nothing.
if choice == "decreases":
expected = initial_level - 1
elif choice == "increases":
expected = initial_level + 1
else:
raise ValueError("unexpected choice: " + choice)
if not util.osx:
util.ctrl_x({
"decreases": "[",
"increases": "]",
}[choice])
else:
# On OSX, we have to use the toolbar.
context.execute_steps(u"""\
When the user clicks the toolbar button "{}"
""".format({
"decreases": "Decrease label visibility level",
"increases": "Increase label visibility level",
}[choice]))
util.wait(lambda *_: wedutil.get_label_visibility_level(util) == expected)
def step_impl(context, level):
driver = context.driver
util = context.util
level = int(level)
assert_equal(wedutil.get_label_visibility_level(util), level)
n_labels, n_displayed = get_labels_stats(driver)
assert_true(n_labels)
# Saving the labels themselves is pointless because redecoration
# can destroy the elements that are now in the GUI.
context.number_of_visible_labels = n_displayed
