def test_add_on_event(self):
# Signature: name(self, on_event)
# Add an OnEvent transition which leaves this regime
#
# If the on_event object has not had its target regime name set in the
# constructor, or by calling its ``set_target_regime_name()``, then the
# target is assumed to be this regime, and will be set appropriately.
#
# The source regime for this transition will be set as this regime.
# from nineml.abstraction.component.dynamics import Regime
r = Regime(name='R1')
self.assertEquals(unique_by_id(r.on_events), [])
r.add(OnEvent('sp'))
self.assertEquals(len(unique_by_id(r.on_events)), 1)
self.assertEquals(len(unique_by_id(r.on_conditions)), 0)
self.assertEquals(len(unique_by_id(r.transitions)), 1)
def test_add_on_condition(self):
# Signature: name(self, on_condition)
# Add an OnCondition transition which leaves this regime
#
# If the on_condition object has not had its target regime name set in
# the constructor, or by calling its ``set_target_regime_name()``, then
# the target is assumed to be this regime, and will be set
# appropriately.
#
# The source regime for this transition will be set as this regime.
r = Regime(name='R1')
self.assertEquals(unique_by_id(r.on_conditions), [])
r.add(OnCondition('sp1>0'))
self.assertEquals(len(unique_by_id(r.on_conditions)), 1)
self.assertEquals(len(unique_by_id(r.on_events)), 0)
self.assertEquals(len(unique_by_id(r.transitions)), 1)