def CompareToRefFontTest(windows):
"Compare the font to the font of the reference control"
bugs = []
for win in windows:
# if no reference then skip the control
if not win.ref:
continue
# find each of the bugs
for font_attrib in _font_attribs:
loc_value = getattr(win.Font(), font_attrib)
# get the reference value
ref_value = getattr(win.ref.Font(), font_attrib)
# If they are different
if loc_value != ref_value:
# Add the bug information
bugs.append((
[
win,
],
{
"ValueType": font_attrib,
"Ref": six.text_type(ref_value),
"Loc": six.text_type(loc_value),
},
testname,
0,
))
return bugs
def CompareToRefFontTest(windows):
"Compare the font to the font of the reference control"
bugs = []
for win in windows:
# if no reference then skip the control
if not win.ref:
continue
# find each of the bugs
for font_attrib in _font_attribs:
loc_value = getattr(win.Font(), font_attrib)
# get the reference value
ref_value = getattr(win.ref.Font(), font_attrib)
# If they are different
if loc_value != ref_value:
# Add the bug information
bugs.append((
[win, ],
{
"ValueType": font_attrib,
"Ref": six.text_type(ref_value),
"Loc": six.text_type(loc_value),
},
testname,
0,)
)
return bugs
def TruncationTest(windows):
"Actually do the test"
truncations = []
# for each of the windows in the dialog
for win in windows:
truncIdxs, truncStrings = _FindTruncations(win)
isInRef = -1
# if there were any truncations for this control
if truncIdxs:
# now that we know there was at least one truncation
# check if the reference control has truncations
if win.ref:
isInRef = 0
refTruncIdxs, refTruncStrings = _FindTruncations(win.ref)
if refTruncIdxs:
isInRef = 1
truncIdxs = ",".join([six.text_type(index) for index in truncIdxs])
truncStrings = '"%s"' % ",".join([six.text_type(string) for string in truncStrings])
truncations.append(([win], {"StringIndices": truncIdxs, "Strings": truncStrings}, testname, isInRef))
# return all the truncations
return truncations
def TranslationTest(windows):
"Returns just one bug for each control"
bugs = []
for win in windows:
if not win.ref:
continue
# get if any items are untranslated
untranTitles, untranIndices = _GetUntranslations(win)
if untranTitles:
indicesAsString = ",".join([six.text_type(idx) for idx in untranIndices])
bugs.append((
[win,],
{
"StringIndices": indicesAsString,
"Strings": ('"%s"' % '","'.join(untranTitles))
},
testname,
0)
)
return bugs
def _GetMinimumRect(text, font, usableRect, drawFlags):
"""Return the minimum rectangle that the text will fit into
Uses font, usableRect and drawFlags information to find how
how to do it accurately
"""
# try to create the font
# create a Display DC (compatible to the screen)
txtDC = win32functions.CreateDC(u"DISPLAY", None, None, None)
hFontGUI = win32functions.CreateFontIndirect(ctypes.byref(font))
# # Maybe we could not get the font or we got the system font
# if not hFontGUI:
#
# # So just get the default system font
# hFontGUI = win32functions.GetStockObject(win32defines.DEFAULT_GUI_FONT)
#
# # if we still don't have a font!
# # ----- ie, we're on an antiquated OS, like NT 3.51
# if not hFontGUI:
#
# # ----- On Asian platforms, ANSI font won't show.
# if win32functions.GetSystemMetrics(win32defines.SM_DBCSENABLED):
# # ----- was...(SYSTEM_FONT)
# hFontGUI = win32functions.GetStockObject(
# win32defines.SYSTEM_FONT)
# else:
# # ----- was...(SYSTEM_FONT)
# hFontGUI = win32functions.GetStockObject(
# win32defines.ANSI_VAR_FONT)
# put our font into the Device Context
win32functions.SelectObject(txtDC, hFontGUI)
modifiedRect = RECT(usableRect)
# Now write the text to our DC with our font to get the
# rectangle that the text needs to fit in
win32functions.DrawText(
txtDC, # The DC
six.text_type(text), # The Title of the control
-1, # -1 because sTitle is NULL terminated
ctypes.byref(modifiedRect), # The Rectangle to be calculated to
# truncCtrlData.drawTextFormat |
win32defines.DT_CALCRECT | drawFlags,
)
# elif modifiedRect.right == usableRect.right and \
# modifiedRect.bottom == usableRect.bottom:
# print "Oh so you thought you were perfect!!!"
# Delete the font we created
win32functions.DeleteObject(hFontGUI)
# delete the Display context that we created
win32functions.DeleteDC(txtDC)
return modifiedRect
def _GetMinimumRect(text, font, usableRect, drawFlags):
"""Return the minimum rectangle that the text will fit into
Uses font, usableRect and drawFlags information to find how
how to do it accurately
"""
# try to create the font
# create a Display DC (compatible to the screen)
txtDC = win32functions.CreateDC(u"DISPLAY", None, None, None)
hFontGUI = win32functions.CreateFontIndirect(ctypes.byref(font))
# # Maybe we could not get the font or we got the system font
# if not hFontGUI:
#
# # So just get the default system font
# hFontGUI = win32functions.GetStockObject(win32defines.DEFAULT_GUI_FONT)
#
# # if we still don't have a font!
# # ----- ie, we're on an antiquated OS, like NT 3.51
# if not hFontGUI:
#
# # ----- On Asian platforms, ANSI font won't show.
# if win32functions.GetSystemMetrics(win32defines.SM_DBCSENABLED):
# # ----- was...(SYSTEM_FONT)
# hFontGUI = win32functions.GetStockObject(
# win32defines.SYSTEM_FONT)
# else:
# # ----- was...(SYSTEM_FONT)
# hFontGUI = win32functions.GetStockObject(
# win32defines.ANSI_VAR_FONT)
# put our font into the Device Context
win32functions.SelectObject(txtDC, hFontGUI)
modifiedRect = win32structures.RECT(usableRect)
# Now write the text to our DC with our font to get the
# rectangle that the text needs to fit in
win32functions.DrawText(
txtDC, # The DC
six.text_type(text), # The Title of the control
-1, # -1 because sTitle is NULL terminated
ctypes.byref(modifiedRect), # The rectangle to be calculated to
#truncCtrlData.drawTextFormat |
win32defines.DT_CALCRECT | drawFlags)
#elif modifiedRect.right == usableRect.right and \
# modifiedRect.bottom == usableRect.bottom:
# print "Oh so you thought you were perfect!!!"
# Delete the font we created
win32functions.DeleteObject(hFontGUI)
# delete the Display context that we created
win32functions.DeleteDC(txtDC)
return modifiedRect
def MiscValuesTest(windows):
"Return the bugs from checking miscelaneous values of a control"
bugs = []
for win in windows:
if not win.ref:
continue
diffs = {}
if win.class_name() != win.ref.class_name():
diffs[u"class_name"] = (win.class_name(), win.ref.class_name())
if win.style() != win.ref.style():
diffs[u"style"] = (win.style(), win.ref.style())
if win.exstyle() != win.ref.exstyle():
diffs[u"exstyle"] = (win.exstyle(), win.ref.exstyle())
if win.context_help_id() != win.ref.context_help_id():
diffs[u"help_id"] = (win.context_help_id(),
win.ref.context_help_id())
if win.control_id() != win.ref.control_id():
diffs[u"control_id"] = (win.control_id(), win.ref.control_id())
if win.is_visible() != win.ref.is_visible():
diffs[u"Visibility"] = (win.is_visible(), win.ref.is_visible())
if win.user_data() != win.ref.user_data():
diffs[u"user_data"] = (win.user_data(), win.ref.user_data())
for diff, vals in diffs.items():
bugs.append((
[
win,
],
{
"ValueType": diff,
"Ref": six.text_type(vals[1]),
"Loc": six.text_type(vals[0]),
},
testname,
0,
))
return bugs
def MiscValuesTest(windows):
"Return the bugs from checking miscelaneous values of a control"
bugs = []
for win in windows:
if not win.ref:
continue
diffs = {}
if win.Class() != win.ref.Class():
diffs[u"Class"] = (win.Class(), win.ref.Class())
if win.Style() != win.ref.Style():
diffs[u"Style"] = (win.Style(), win.ref.Style())
if win.ExStyle() != win.ref.ExStyle():
diffs[u"ExStyle"] = (win.ExStyle(), win.ref.ExStyle())
if win.ContextHelpID() != win.ref.ContextHelpID():
diffs[u"HelpID"] = (win.ContextHelpID(), win.ref.ContextHelpID())
if win.ControlID() != win.ref.ControlID():
diffs[u"ControlID"] = (win.ControlID(), win.ref.ControlID())
if win.IsVisible() != win.ref.IsVisible():
diffs[u"Visibility"] = (win.IsVisible(), win.ref.IsVisible())
if win.UserData() != win.ref.UserData():
diffs[u"UserData"] = (win.UserData(), win.ref.UserData())
for diff, vals in diffs.items():
bugs.append((
[
win,
],
{
"ValueType": diff,
"Ref": six.text_type(vals[1]),
"Loc": six.text_type(vals[0]),
},
testname,
0,
))
return bugs
def MiscValuesTest(windows):
"Return the bugs from checking miscelaneous values of a control"
bugs = []
for win in windows:
if not win.ref:
continue
diffs = {}
if win.Class() != win.ref.Class():
diffs[u"Class"] = (win.Class(), win.ref.Class())
if win.Style() != win.ref.Style():
diffs[u"Style"] = (win.Style(), win.ref.Style())
if win.ExStyle() != win.ref.ExStyle():
diffs[u"ExStyle"] = (win.ExStyle(), win.ref.ExStyle())
if win.ContextHelpID() != win.ref.ContextHelpID():
diffs[u"HelpID"] = (win.ContextHelpID(), win.ref.ContextHelpID())
if win.ControlID() != win.ref.ControlID():
diffs[u"ControlID"] = (win.ControlID(), win.ref.ControlID())
if win.IsVisible() != win.ref.IsVisible():
diffs[u"Visibility"] = (win.IsVisible(), win.ref.IsVisible())
if win.UserData() != win.ref.UserData():
diffs[u"UserData"] = (win.UserData(), win.ref.UserData())
for diff, vals in diffs.items():
bugs.append((
[win, ],
{
"ValueType": diff,
"Ref": six.text_type(vals[1]),
"Loc": six.text_type(vals[0]),
},
testname,
0,)
)
return bugs
def MiscValuesTest(windows):
"Return the bugs from checking miscelaneous values of a control"
bugs = []
for win in windows:
if not win.ref:
continue
diffs = {}
if win.class_name() != win.ref.class_name():
diffs[u"class_name"] = (win.class_name(), win.ref.class_name())
if win.style() != win.ref.style():
diffs[u"style"] = (win.style(), win.ref.style())
if win.exstyle() != win.ref.exstyle():
diffs[u"exstyle"] = (win.exstyle(), win.ref.exstyle())
if win.context_help_id() != win.ref.context_help_id():
diffs[u"help_id"] = (win.context_help_id(), win.ref.context_help_id())
if win.control_id() != win.ref.control_id():
diffs[u"control_id"] = (win.control_id(), win.ref.control_id())
if win.is_visible() != win.ref.is_visible():
diffs[u"Visibility"] = (win.is_visible(), win.ref.is_visible())
if win.user_data() != win.ref.user_data():
diffs[u"user_data"] = (win.user_data(), win.ref.user_data())
for diff, vals in diffs.items():
bugs.append((
[win, ],
{
"ValueType": diff,
"Ref": six.text_type(vals[1]),
"Loc": six.text_type(vals[0]),
},
testname,
0,)
)
return bugs
def TruncationTest(windows):
"Actually do the test"
truncations = []
# for each of the windows in the dialog
for win in windows:
truncIdxs, truncStrings = _FindTruncations(win)
isInRef = -1
# if there were any truncations for this control
if truncIdxs:
# now that we know there was at least one truncation
# check if the reference control has truncations
if win.ref:
isInRef = 0
refTruncIdxs, refTruncStrings = _FindTruncations(win.ref)
if refTruncIdxs:
isInRef = 1
truncIdxs = ",".join([six.text_type(index) for index in truncIdxs])
truncStrings = '"%s"' % ",".join(
[six.text_type(string) for string in truncStrings])
truncations.append(([
win,
], {
"StringIndices": truncIdxs,
"Strings": truncStrings,
}, testname, isInRef))
# return all the truncations
return truncations
