def test_foregroundOverwritesFocus(self):
limiter = OrderedWinEventLimiter(maxFocusItems=4)
n = 1
limiter.addEvent(
eventID=winUser.EVENT_OBJECT_FOCUS,
window=n,
objectID=n,
childID=n,
threadID=n,
)
limiter.addEvent(
eventID=winUser.EVENT_SYSTEM_FOREGROUND,
window=n,
objectID=n,
childID=n,
threadID=n,
)
events = limiter.flushEvents()
actualEvents = [
(
e[0], # eventID
e[1], # window
) for e in events
]
expectedEvents = [(winUser.EVENT_SYSTEM_FOREGROUND, n),
(winUser.EVENT_SYSTEM_FOREGROUND, n)]
self.assertEqual(expectedEvents, actualEvents)
def test_hideNoOverridesShow_whenDetailsDontMatch(self):
limiter = OrderedWinEventLimiter(maxFocusItems=4)
n = 1
limiter.addEvent(
eventID=winUser.EVENT_OBJECT_SHOW,
window=n,
objectID=n,
childID=n,
threadID=n,
)
n = 2
limiter.addEvent(
eventID=winUser.EVENT_OBJECT_HIDE,
window=n,
objectID=n,
childID=n,
threadID=n,
)
events = limiter.flushEvents()
actualEvents = [(e[0], e[1]) for e in events]
expectedEvents = [
(winUser.EVENT_OBJECT_SHOW, 1),
(winUser.EVENT_OBJECT_HIDE, 2),
]
self.assertEqual(expectedEvents, actualEvents)
def test_alwaysAllowedObjects_onlyLatestEventKept(self): # We have events from two unique objects: # Window, objectID, childID allowedSource = (1, 1, 1) otherSource = (2, 2, 2,) limiter = OrderedWinEventLimiter(maxFocusItems=4) for n in range(50): # send many value changed events limiter.addEvent(winUser.EVENT_OBJECT_VALUECHANGE, *allowedSource, threadID=0) limiter.addEvent(winUser.EVENT_OBJECT_VALUECHANGE, *otherSource, threadID=0) events = limiter.flushEvents(alwaysAllowedObjects=[allowedSource, ]) # only the most recent event of each object is kept, all previous duplicates are discarded self.assertEqual(2, len(events))
def test_maxFocusEvents(self): limiter = OrderedWinEventLimiter(maxFocusItems=4) for n in range(0, 5): limiter.addEvent( eventID=winUser.EVENT_OBJECT_FOCUS, window=n, objectID=n, childID=n, threadID=n, ) events = limiter.flushEvents() windowIds = [ e[1] # window for e in events ] expectedIds = [1, 2, 3, 4] self.assertEqual(expectedIds, windowIds)
def test_threadLimit_singleObject(self): """Test that only the latest events are kept when the thread limit is exceeded """ # We have events from two unique objects: # Window, objectID, childID source = (2, 2, 2,) limiter = OrderedWinEventLimiter(maxFocusItems=4) for n in range(500): # exceed the limit for a single thread eventId = nonSpecialCaseEvents[n % len(nonSpecialCaseEvents)] # same thread, different object. Use a second object to aid tracking. limiter.addEvent(eventId, *source, threadID=0) events = limiter.flushEvents() expectedEventCount = orderedWinEventLimiter.MAX_WINEVENTS_PER_THREAD self.assertEqual(expectedEventCount, len(events))
def test_threadLimit_noCanary(self): """Test that only the latest events are kept when the thread limit is exceeded """ limiter = OrderedWinEventLimiter(maxFocusItems=4) for n in range(500): # exceed the limit for a single thread eventId = nonSpecialCaseEvents[n % len(nonSpecialCaseEvents)] # same thread, different object. Ensure there are no duplicates # Window, objectID, childID source = (2, 2, n,) limiter.addEvent(eventId, *source, threadID=0) events = limiter.flushEvents() errors = [] expectedEventCount = orderedWinEventLimiter.MAX_WINEVENTS_PER_THREAD softAssert(errors, self.assertEqual, expectedEventCount, len(events)) # Fails with 11 actual events self.assertListEqual([], errors)
def test_limitEventsPerThread(self): limiter = OrderedWinEventLimiter(maxFocusItems=4) for n in reversed(range(2000)): # send many events, to saturate all limits. limiter.addEvent( eventID=specialCaseEvents[n % len(specialCaseEvents)], window=n, objectID=n, childID=n, threadID=0, # all events for same thread ) events = limiter.flushEvents() windowIds = [ e[1] # window for e in events ] # TODO: Note: repeated Id's (0 and 8) are EVENT_SYSTEM_FOREGROUND see test_maxFocusEvents expectedIds = [24, 19, 18, 16, 11, 10, 9, 8, 8, 4, 3, 2, 1, 0, 0] self.assertEqual(expectedIds, windowIds) # equal to MAX_WINEVENTS_PER_THREAD=10 # Plus 4 focus events, # Plus the last menu event. # All totalling 15. self.assertEqual(len(windowIds), 15)
def test_alwaysAllowedObjects(self): """Matches test_threadLimit_canaryStartAndEnd, but allows events from the first object """ limiter = OrderedWinEventLimiter(maxFocusItems=4) # Window, objectID, childID canaryObject = (1, 1, 1) eventStartCanary = (winUser.EVENT_OBJECT_VALUECHANGE, *canaryObject) limiter.addEvent(*eventStartCanary, threadID=0) for n in range(orderedWinEventLimiter.MAX_WINEVENTS_PER_THREAD): # exceed the limit for a single thread eventId = nonSpecialCaseEvents[n % len(nonSpecialCaseEvents)] # same thread, different object. Ensure there are no duplicates # Window, objectID, childID source = (2, 2, n,) limiter.addEvent(eventId, *source, threadID=0) eventEndCanary = (winUser.EVENT_OBJECT_NAMECHANGE, *canaryObject) limiter.addEvent(*eventEndCanary, threadID=0) events = limiter.flushEvents(alwaysAllowedObjects=[canaryObject, ]) # only the most recent event of each object is kept, all previous duplicates are discarded self.assertEqual(11, len(events)) self.assertIn(eventStartCanary, events) self.assertEqual(eventStartCanary, events[0]) self.assertIn(eventEndCanary, events)
def test_threadLimit_canaryStartAndEnd(self): """Test that only the latest events are kept when the thread limit is exceeded """ limiter = OrderedWinEventLimiter(maxFocusItems=4) # Window, objectID, childID canaryObject = (1, 1, 1) eventStartCanary = (winUser.EVENT_OBJECT_VALUECHANGE, *canaryObject) limiter.addEvent(*eventStartCanary, threadID=0) for n in range(500): # exceed the limit for a single thread eventId = nonSpecialCaseEvents[n % len(nonSpecialCaseEvents)] # same thread, different object. Ensure there are no duplicates # Window, objectID, childID source = (2, 2, n,) limiter.addEvent(eventId, *source, threadID=0) # Note event type must differ from start canary to ensure they are not duplicates eventEndCanary = (winUser.EVENT_OBJECT_NAMECHANGE, *canaryObject) limiter.addEvent(*eventEndCanary, threadID=0) events = limiter.flushEvents() errors = [] expectedEventCount = orderedWinEventLimiter.MAX_WINEVENTS_PER_THREAD softAssert(errors, self.assertEqual, expectedEventCount, len(events)) # Fails with 11 actual events softAssert(errors, self.assertIn, eventEndCanary, events) softAssert(errors, self.assertNotIn, eventStartCanary, events) self.assertListEqual([], errors)
def test_alwaysAllowedObjects_specialCaseEvents(self): # We have events from two unique objects: # Window, objectID, childID allowedSource = (1, 1, 1) limiter = OrderedWinEventLimiter(maxFocusItems=4) for n in range(2000): # send many events, to saturate all limits. eventId = specialCaseEvents[n % len(specialCaseEvents)] limiter.addEvent(eventId, *allowedSource, threadID=0) events = limiter.flushEvents(alwaysAllowedObjects=[allowedSource, ]) expected = [ # Two Foreground events, because they are added to multiple queues. # Added to both _focusEventCache and _genericEventCache # See also test_limitEventsPerThread (winUser.EVENT_SYSTEM_FOREGROUND, *allowedSource), (winUser.EVENT_SYSTEM_FOREGROUND, *allowedSource), (winUser.EVENT_OBJECT_FOCUS, *allowedSource), (winUser.EVENT_OBJECT_HIDE, *allowedSource), # latest out of show / hide is kept (winUser.EVENT_SYSTEM_MENUPOPUPEND, *allowedSource), # Only one menu event is allowed ] self.assertEqual(expected, events)