def test_regex(self):
replacement = "@case_id stuff"
cases = [
('./lmp < 570.5', '%s/lmp < 570.5'),
('stuff ./lmp < 570.', 'stuff %s/lmp < 570.'),
('.53 < hello.', '.53 < hello%s'),
]
for case in cases:
self.assertEqual(
dot_interpolate(case[0], replacement),
case[1] % replacement
)
def test_regex(self):
replacement = "@case_id stuff"
cases = [
('./lmp < 570.5', '%s/lmp < 570.5'),
('stuff ./lmp < 570.', 'stuff %s/lmp < 570.'),
('.53 < hello.', '.53 < hello%s'),
('./name + ", Jr."', '%s/name + ", Jr."'),
("./name + ', Jr.'", "%s/name + ', Jr.'"),
("'a.b' > .", "'a.b' > %s"),
("\"it's a dot .\" > .", "\"it's a dot .\" > %s"),
("\"it's a \\\"dot\\\" .\" > .", "\"it's a \\\"dot\\\" .\" > %s"),
]
for case in cases:
self.assertEqual(
dot_interpolate(case[0], replacement),
case[1] % replacement
)
def combine_and_interpolate_V1_filters(cls, columns, app, module, detail):
"""
Return a single filter xpath generated by ANDing together the given
componenets. Also replaces "."s with the corresponding xpath. The
interpolation here is specific to v1 apps! use
combine_and_interpolate_V2_filters for V2 apps.
:param column_filters: A list of columns
:param app:
:param module:
:param detail:
:return:
"""
filters = []
for i, column in enumerate(columns):
if column.format == 'filter':
value = dot_interpolate(
column.filter_xpath,
'%s_%s_%s' % (column.model, column.field, i + 1))
filters.append("(%s)" % value)
xpath = ' and '.join(filters)
return cls.partial_escape(xpath)
def combine_and_interpolate_V2_filters(cls, columns, app, module, detail):
"""
Return a single filter xpath generated by ANDing together the given
componenets. Also replaces "."s with the corresponding xpath.
The interpolation here is specific to v2 apps! use
combine_and_interpolate_V1_filters for V1 apps.
:param column_filters: A list of columns
:param app:
:param module:
:param detail:
:return:
"""
interpolated_filters = []
for column in columns:
if column.format == "filter":
# filters might have a "." in them like: . = "VT"
# We need to replace these dots with the names of the
# properties that they refer to.
#
# So, if we had a case property called "state", the filter
# xpath would be converted to: state = "VT"
# The string that will replace "."s
replacer_xpath = get_column_xpath_generator(
app, module, detail, column
).xpath
# The filter with "."s replaced
interpolated_xpath = dot_interpolate(
column.filter_xpath, replacer_xpath
)
interpolated_filters.append(interpolated_xpath)
combined_filter = ' and '.join(
'(%s)' % f for f in interpolated_filters
)
return combined_filter
def combine_and_interpolate_V1_filters(cls, columns, app, module, detail):
"""
Return a single filter xpath generated by ANDing together the given
componenets. Also replaces "."s with the corresponding xpath. The
interpolation here is specific to v1 apps! use
combine_and_interpolate_V2_filters for V2 apps.
:param column_filters: A list of columns
:param app:
:param module:
:param detail:
:return:
"""
filters = []
for i, column in enumerate(columns):
if column.format == 'filter':
value = dot_interpolate(
column.filter_xpath,
'%s_%s_%s' % (column.model, column.field, i + 1)
)
filters.append("(%s)" % value)
xpath = ' and '.join(filters)
return cls.partial_escape(xpath)
def combine_and_interpolate_V2_filters(cls, columns, app, module, detail):
"""
Return a single filter xpath generated by ANDing together the given
componenets. Also replaces "."s with the corresponding xpath.
The interpolation here is specific to v2 apps! use
combine_and_interpolate_V1_filters for V1 apps.
:param column_filters: A list of columns
:param app:
:param module:
:param detail:
:return:
"""
interpolated_filters = []
for column in columns:
if column.format == "filter":
# filters might have a "." in them like: . = "VT"
# We need to replace these dots with the names of the
# properties that they refer to.
#
# So, if we had a case property called "state", the filter
# xpath would be converted to: state = "VT"
# The string that will replace "."s
replacer_xpath = get_column_xpath_generator(
app, module, detail, column).xpath
# The filter with "."s replaced
interpolated_xpath = dot_interpolate(column.filter_xpath,
replacer_xpath)
interpolated_filters.append(interpolated_xpath)
combined_filter = ' and '.join('(%s)' % f
for f in interpolated_filters)
return combined_filter
def xpath_function(self):
return dot_interpolate(self.column.calc_xpath, self.xpath)
def xpath_function(self):
return dot_interpolate(self.column.calc_xpath, self.xpath)
def filter_xpath(self):
return dot_interpolate(self.column.filter_xpath, self.xpath)
def filter_xpath(self):
return dot_interpolate(self.column.filter_xpath, self.xpath)
