def test_annotateAndAnnotated(self):
# There's a bug somewhere which means annotating the table with the
# version annotation, then using the table as a FileAnnotation on
# an object, causes the version annotation to be lost
# Closing and reopening the table seems to work (see
# FeatureTable.createTable)
cli, sess = self.create_client()
ft = FeatureTable(client=cli, tableName=self.tableName)
fts = ['a [0]', 'a [1]', 'b [0]']
ft.createTable(fts, version=self.version)
tid = ft.tc.tableId
self.assertEqual(self.version, unwrapVersion(ft.versiontag))
vertag = WndcharmStorage.getVersion(ft.conn, 'OriginalFile', tid)
self.assertEqual(self.version, unwrapVersion(vertag))
p = omero.model.ProjectI()
p.setName(wrap('tmp'))
p = self.sess.getUpdateService().saveAndReturnObject(p)
pid = unwrap(p.getId())
p = ft.conn.getObject('Project', pid)
WndcharmStorage.addFileAnnotationTo(ft.tc, p)
vertag = WndcharmStorage.getVersion(ft.conn, 'OriginalFile', tid)
self.assertEqual(self.version, unwrapVersion(vertag))
self.delete('/Project', pid)
self.delete('/OriginalFile', tid)
def create_table(self):
cli, sess = self.create_client()
ft = FeatureTable(client=cli, tableName=self.tableName)
fts = ['a [0]', 'a [1]', 'b [0]']
ft.createTable(fts, version=self.version)
tid = ft.tc.tableId
ft.close()
return tid
def create_table_with_data(self):
cli, sess = self.create_client()
ft = FeatureTable(client=cli, tableName=self.tableName)
fts = ['a [0]', 'a [1]', 'b [0]']
ft.createTable(fts, version=self.version)
cols = ft.tc.getHeaders()
cols[0].values = [7, 8]
cols[1].values = [[1., 2.], [3., 4.]]
cols[2].values = [[5.], [6.]]
ft.tc.addData(cols)
tid = ft.tc.tableId
ft.close()
return tid
