def test_readwrite_networkSet(self):
'''
test_readwrite_networkSet
TODO: need __eq__ method for NetworkSet
This doesnt test equality between read/write, because there is no
__eq__ test for NetworkSet. it only tests for other errors
'''
rf.write(self.pickle_file,rf.NS([self.ntwk1, self.ntwk2]))
rf.read(self.pickle_file)
def test_readwrite_networkSet(self):
'''
test_readwrite_networkSet
TODO: need __eq__ method for NetworkSet
This doesnt test equality between read/write, because there is no
__eq__ test for NetworkSet. it only tests for other errors
'''
rf.write(self.pickle_file, rf.NS([self.ntwk1, self.ntwk2]))
rf.read(self.pickle_file)
def open_file(self, event = '<Control-o>'):
return 0
f = tkFileDialog.askopenfilename(filetypes = [('Calibration', '.cal')])
if f is None:
print('Could not open file.')
return
self.cal = rf.read(f)
def read_write(self, obj):
'''
function to test write/read equivalence for an obj which has
__eq__ defined
'''
rf.write(self.pickle_file, obj)
self.assertEqual(rf.read(self.pickle_file), obj)
def read_write(self,obj):
'''
function to test write/read equivalence for an obj which has
__eq__ defined
'''
rf.write(self.pickle_file,obj)
self.assertEqual(rf.read(self.pickle_file), obj)
def open_file(self, event='<Control-o>'):
return 0
f = tkFileDialog.askopenfilename(filetypes=[('Calibration', '.cal')])
if f is None:
print('Could not open file.')
return
self.cal = rf.read(f)
def open_cal(self, event = '<Control-Alt-o>'):
f = tkFileDialog.askopenfilename(filetypes = [('Calibration', '.cal')])
if f is None:
print('Calibration load failed')
return
self.cal = rf.read(f)
self.status.config(text = 'Calibration loaded successfully')
self.show_frame('Cal')
def open_cal(self, event='<Control-Alt-o>'):
f = tkFileDialog.askopenfilename(filetypes=[('Calibration', '.cal')])
if f is None:
print('Calibration load failed')
return
self.cal = rf.read(f)
self.status.config(text='Calibration loaded successfully')
self.show_frame('Cal')
def test_readwrite_calibration(self):
ideals, measured = [], []
std_list = [self.short, self.match, self.open]
for ntwk in std_list:
ideals.append(ntwk)
measured.append(self.embeding_network**ntwk)
cal = rf.Calibration(\
ideals = ideals,\
measured = measured,\
type = 'one port',\
is_reciprocal = True,\
)
original = cal
rf.write(self.pickle_file, original)
unpickled = rf.read(self.pickle_file)
# TODO: this test should be more extensive
self.assertEqual(original.ideals, unpickled.ideals)
self.assertEqual(original.measured, unpickled.measured)
os.remove(self.pickle_file)
def test_readwrite_calibration(self):
ideals, measured = [], []
std_list = [self.short, self.match,self.open]
for ntwk in std_list:
ideals.append(ntwk)
measured.append(self.embeding_network ** ntwk)
cal = rf.Calibration(\
ideals = ideals,\
measured = measured,\
type = 'one port',\
is_reciprocal = True,\
)
original = cal
rf.write(self.pickle_file, original)
unpickled = rf.read(self.pickle_file)
# TODO: this test should be more extensive
self.assertEqual(original.ideals, unpickled.ideals)
self.assertEqual(original.measured, unpickled.measured)
os.remove(self.pickle_file)
