def model_to_ascii(self):
wx.BeginBusyCursor(cursor=wx.HOURGLASS_CURSOR)
m = model_to_ascii_builder()
try:
wx.SafeYield()
s = m.main(self.umlwin.umlworkspace.graph)
self.multiText.SetValue(str(s))
if str(s).strip() == "":
self.multiText.SetValue(ASCII_UML_HELP_MSG)
self.multiText.ShowPosition(0)
finally:
wx.EndBusyCursor()
def model_to_ascii(self):
wx.BeginBusyCursor(cursor=wx.HOURGLASS_CURSOR)
m = model_to_ascii_builder()
try:
wx.SafeYield()
s = m.main(self.umlwin.umlworkspace.graph)
self.multiText.SetValue(str(s))
if str(s).strip() == "":
self.multiText.SetValue(ASCII_UML_HELP_MSG)
self.multiText.ShowPosition(0)
finally:
wx.EndBusyCursor()
def test_8_multiple_inhertitance_render(self):
# F --|> M
# F --|> S
g = Graph()
f = GraphNode('F', 0, 0, 200, 200)
m = GraphNode('M', 0, 0, 200, 200)
s = GraphNode('S', 0, 0, 200, 200)
g.AddEdge(f, m)['uml_edge_type'] = 'generalisation'
g.AddEdge(f, s)['uml_edge_type'] = 'generalisation'
nodelist_normal = [node.id for node in g.nodes]
"""
Custom ordering allows us to bypass the graph 'nodes_sorted_by_generalisation'
algorithm which might either be crashing or have unwanted ordering results.
Thus we can experiment with how different experimental orderings will render.
"""
mycustom_ordering = [(m, 'root'), (s, 'root'), (f, 'root')]
from ascii_uml.layout_ascii import model_to_ascii_builder
m = model_to_ascii_builder()
s = m.main(g, nodes_annotated_and_sorted=mycustom_ordering)
expected_s = """
+---+
| M |
+---+
+---+ [ S ][ M ]
| S | .
+---+ /_\
|
|
+---+
| F |
+---+
"""
def remove_blank_lines(str):
return os.linesep.join([s for s in str.splitlines() if s.strip()])
# remove blank lines, since different margins and paddings in ascii uml layout
# could cause difference
expected_s = remove_blank_lines(expected_s)
s = remove_blank_lines(s)
#print
#print "*"*88
#print expected_s
#print "*"*88
#print s
#print "*"*88
if s.strip() <> expected_s.strip():
# Write to file
with open('logs/test_8_out_actual_.txt', 'w') as f:
f.write(s)
with open('logs/test_8_out_expected.txt', 'w') as f:
f.write(expected_s)
import difflib
# delta = difflib.ndiff(s.strip(), expected_s.strip()) # this will always emit something, a visual of the original with changes.
delta = difflib.unified_diff(s.strip(),
expected_s.strip(),
n=0,
fromfile='actual',
tofile='expected')
diff_s = ''.join(delta)
print diff_s
assert s.strip() == expected_s.strip()
def test_8_multiple_inhertitance_render(self):
# F --|> M
# F --|> S
g = Graph()
f = GraphNode('F', 0, 0, 200, 200)
m = GraphNode('M', 0, 0, 200, 200)
s = GraphNode('S', 0, 0, 200, 200)
g.AddEdge(f, m)['uml_edge_type'] = 'generalisation'
g.AddEdge(f, s)['uml_edge_type'] = 'generalisation'
nodelist_normal = [node.id for node in g.nodes]
"""
Custom ordering allows us to bypass the graph 'nodes_sorted_by_generalisation'
algorithm which might either be crashing or have unwanted ordering results.
Thus we can experiment with how different experimental orderings will render.
"""
mycustom_ordering = [(m, 'root'), (s, 'root'), (f, 'root')]
from ascii_uml.layout_ascii import model_to_ascii_builder
m = model_to_ascii_builder()
s = m.main(g, nodes_annotated_and_sorted=mycustom_ordering)
expected_s = """
+---+
| M |
+---+
+---+ [ S ][ M ]
| S | .
+---+ /_\
|
|
+---+
| F |
+---+
"""
def remove_blank_lines(str):
return os.linesep.join([s for s in str.splitlines() if s.strip()])
# remove blank lines, since different margins and paddings in ascii uml layout
# could cause difference
expected_s = remove_blank_lines(expected_s)
s = remove_blank_lines(s)
#print
#print "*"*88
#print expected_s
#print "*"*88
#print s
#print "*"*88
if s.strip() <> expected_s.strip():
# Write to file
with open('logs/test_8_out_actual_.txt','w') as f: f.write(s)
with open('logs/test_8_out_expected.txt','w') as f: f.write(expected_s)
import difflib
# delta = difflib.ndiff(s.strip(), expected_s.strip()) # this will always emit something, a visual of the original with changes.
delta = difflib.unified_diff(s.strip(), expected_s.strip(), n=0,
fromfile='actual', tofile='expected')
diff_s = ''.join(delta)
print diff_s
assert s.strip() == expected_s.strip()
