def _test_HTMLfile(self):
"""
Create two html files (project and molecule) that have relative links to each other.
Exercising the machinery in HTMLfile class.
"""
entryId = "test_HTMLfile"
project = Project(entryId)
self.failIf(project.removeFromDisk())
project = Project.open(entryId, status='new')
molecule = Molecule(name='moleculeName')
project.appendMolecule(molecule)
# initialize project html page
# per item always set 2 top level attributes:
project.htmlLocation = (project.path('index.html'), None)
project.html = HTMLfile(project.htmlLocation[0],
project,
title='Project')
nTdebug("project.htmlLocation[0]: %s" % project.htmlLocation[0])
#create new folders for Molecule/HTML
htmlPath = project.htmlPath()
if os.path.exists(htmlPath):
removedir(htmlPath)
os.makedirs(htmlPath)
nTdebug("htmlPath: %s" % htmlPath)
# initialize molecule html page
for subdir in htmlDirectories.values():
project.mkdir(project.molecule.name, moleculeDirectories.html,
subdir)
# NB project.htmlPath is different from project.path
molecule.htmlLocation = (project.htmlPath('indexMolecule.html'), None)
nTdebug("molecule.htmlLocation[0]: %s" % molecule.htmlLocation[0])
molecule.html = HTMLfile(molecule.htmlLocation[0],
project,
title='Molecule ' + molecule.name)
# nb: destination is a destination obj (eg molecule object) that is to
# have a html attribute that points to an HTMLfile instance.
# In the validate.py code, the source argument is the 'main' section in
# project.html. JFD doesn't understand why.
project.html.insertHtmlLinkInTag('li',
section=project.html.main,
source=project,
destination=molecule,
text='mol ref',
id=None)
# rerun for testing.
_link = project.html.findHtmlLocation(project, molecule, id=None)
# self.assertEquals('moleculeName/HTML/indexMolecule.html#_top', link)
project.html.main('ul', openTag=False)
for htmlObj in [project.html, molecule.html]:
self.assertFalse(htmlObj.render())
def _test_HTMLfile(self):
"""
Create two html files (project and molecule) that have relative links to each other.
Exercising the machinery in HTMLfile class.
"""
entryId = "test_HTMLfile"
project = Project(entryId)
self.failIf(project.removeFromDisk())
project = Project.open(entryId, status='new')
molecule = Molecule(name='moleculeName')
project.appendMolecule(molecule)
# initialize project html page
# per item always set 2 top level attributes:
project.htmlLocation = (project.path('index.html'), None)
project.html = HTMLfile(project.htmlLocation[0], project, title = 'Project')
nTdebug("project.htmlLocation[0]: %s" % project.htmlLocation[0])
#create new folders for Molecule/HTML
htmlPath = project.htmlPath()
if os.path.exists(htmlPath):
removedir(htmlPath)
os.makedirs(htmlPath)
nTdebug("htmlPath: %s" % htmlPath)
# initialize molecule html page
for subdir in htmlDirectories.values():
project.mkdir(project.molecule.name, moleculeDirectories.html, subdir)
# NB project.htmlPath is different from project.path
molecule.htmlLocation = (project.htmlPath('indexMolecule.html'), None)
nTdebug("molecule.htmlLocation[0]: %s" % molecule.htmlLocation[0])
molecule.html = HTMLfile(molecule.htmlLocation[0], project,
title = 'Molecule ' + molecule.name)
# nb: destination is a destination obj (eg molecule object) that is to
# have a html attribute that points to an HTMLfile instance.
# In the validate.py code, the source argument is the 'main' section in
# project.html. JFD doesn't understand why.
project.html.insertHtmlLinkInTag('li', section=project.html.main,
source=project, destination=molecule, text='mol ref', id=None)
# rerun for testing.
_link = project.html.findHtmlLocation(project, molecule, id=None)
# self.assertEquals('moleculeName/HTML/indexMolecule.html#_top', link)
project.html.main('ul', openTag=False)
for htmlObj in [ project.html, molecule.html ]:
self.assertFalse(htmlObj.render())
