def test_select_item_with_default(self):
choices = ['PatientName', 'PatientID', 'SeriesDescription']
selector = FieldSelector(self.frame, choices=choices)
# Make sure we start with an empty list
assert selector.selected.GetCount() == 0
# Select the "default" SeriesDescription
selector.options.SetSelection(2)
# Trigger the SelectItem callback
selector.SelectItem()
assert selector.selected.GetStrings() == ['SeriesDescription']
# Select another field
selector.options.SetSelection(0)
# Trigger the SelectItem callback
selector.SelectItem()
# SeriesDescription should remain at the bottom
assert selector.selected.GetStrings() == ['PatientName', 'SeriesDescription']
# Select another field
selector.options.SetSelection(1)
# Trigger the SelectItem callback
selector.SelectItem()
# SeriesDescription should remain at the bottom
assert selector.selected.GetStrings() == ['PatientName', 'PatientID', 'SeriesDescription']
def test_select_item(self):
choices = ['PatientName', 'PatientID', 'SeriesDescription']
selector = FieldSelector(self.frame, choices=choices)
# Make sure we start with an empty list
assert selector.selected.GetCount() == 0
# Select the item in the options
selector.options.SetSelection(0)
# Trigger the SelectItem callback
selector.SelectItem()
# Make sure that it added this item to the selected list
items = selector.selected.GetStrings()
assert items == ['PatientName']
# Select another item in the options
selector.options.SetSelection(1)
# Trigger the SelectItem callback
selector.SelectItem()
# Make sure that it added this item to the selected list
items = selector.selected.GetStrings()
assert items == ['PatientName', 'PatientID']