class TestQFlagsKey:
"""Tests for qutebrowser.utils.debug.qflags_key.
https://github.com/qutebrowser/qutebrowser/issues/42
"""
fixme = pytest.mark.xfail(reason="See issue #42", raises=AssertionError)
@pytest.mark.parametrize('base, value, klass, expected', [
(Qt, Qt.AlignTop, None, 'AlignTop'),
pytest.param(Qt, Qt.AlignLeft | Qt.AlignTop, None,
'AlignLeft|AlignTop', marks=fixme),
(Qt, Qt.AlignCenter, None, 'AlignHCenter|AlignVCenter'),
pytest.param(Qt, 0x0021, Qt.Alignment, 'AlignLeft|AlignTop',
marks=fixme),
(Qt, 0x1100, Qt.Alignment, '0x0100|0x1000'),
(Qt, Qt.DockWidgetAreas(0), Qt.DockWidgetArea, 'NoDockWidgetArea'),
(Qt, Qt.DockWidgetAreas(0), None, '0x0000'),
])
def test_qflags_key(self, base, value, klass, expected):
flags = debug.qflags_key(base, value, klass=klass)
assert flags == expected
def test_add_base(self):
"""Test with add_base=True."""
flags = debug.qflags_key(Qt, Qt.AlignTop, add_base=True)
assert flags == 'Qt.AlignTop'
def test_int_noklass(self):
"""Test passing an int without explicit klass given."""
with pytest.raises(TypeError):
debug.qflags_key(Qt, 42)
class TestQFlagsKey:
"""Tests for qutebrowser.utils.debug.qflags_key.
https://github.com/qutebrowser/qutebrowser/issues/42
"""
fixme = pytest.mark.xfail(reason="See issue #42", raises=AssertionError)
@pytest.mark.parametrize('base, value, klass, expected', [
(Qt, Qt.AlignTop, None, 'AlignTop'),
pytest.param(Qt,
Qt.AlignLeft | Qt.AlignTop,
None,
'AlignLeft|AlignTop',
marks=fixme),
(Qt, Qt.AlignCenter, None, 'AlignHCenter|AlignVCenter'),
pytest.param(
Qt, 0x0021, Qt.Alignment, 'AlignLeft|AlignTop', marks=fixme),
(Qt, 0x1100, Qt.Alignment, '0x0100|0x1000'),
(Qt, Qt.DockWidgetAreas(0), Qt.DockWidgetArea, 'NoDockWidgetArea'),
(Qt, Qt.DockWidgetAreas(0), None, '0x0000'),
])
def test_qflags_key(self, base, value, klass, expected):
flags = debug.qflags_key(base, value, klass=klass)
assert flags == expected
def test_find_flags(self):
"""Test a weird TypeError we get from PyQt.
In exactly this constellation (happening via the "Searching with
--reverse" BDD test), calling QMetaEnum::valueToKey without wrapping
the flags in int() causes a TypeError.
No idea what's happening here exactly...
"""
qwebpage = pytest.importorskip("PyQt5.QtWebKitWidgets").QWebPage
flags = qwebpage.FindWrapsAroundDocument
flags |= qwebpage.FindBackward
flags &= ~qwebpage.FindBackward
flags &= ~qwebpage.FindWrapsAroundDocument
debug.qflags_key(qwebpage, flags, klass=qwebpage.FindFlag)
def test_add_base(self):
"""Test with add_base=True."""
flags = debug.qflags_key(Qt, Qt.AlignTop, add_base=True)
assert flags == 'Qt.AlignTop'
def test_int_noklass(self):
"""Test passing an int without explicit klass given."""
with pytest.raises(TypeError):
debug.qflags_key(Qt, 42)
