def test_previousLineWithTwoLines(self):
"""
Verify that when the history object is positioned somewhere in the
middle, C{previousLine} returns the previous line.
"""
s1 = "hello"
s2 = "world"
h = History([s1, s2])
self.assertEqual(h.previousLine(), s2)
self.assertEqual(h.previousLine(), s1)
self.assertEqual(h.previousLine(), "")
def test_resetPosition(self):
"""
Verify that the position in the history object can be set to the end
using the C{resetPosition} method.
"""
s = "hello"
h = History()
h.addLine(s)
h.previousLine()
h.resetPosition()
self.assertEqual(h.nextLine(), "")
def test_addLineInMiddle(self):
"""
Verify that even if the history object is not positioned at the end,
C{addLine} adds the line to the end.
"""
s1 = "hello"
s2 = "world"
s3 = "goodbye"
h = History([s1, s2])
h.previousLine()
h.addLine(s3)
self.assertEqual(h.allLines(), [s1, s2, s3])
def test_nextLine(self):
"""
Verify that C-n replaces the current input buffer with the next line
from the input history.
"""
s = 'hello world'
self.widget.buffer = s
history = History(['first', 'second', 'last'])
history.previousLine()
history.previousLine()
self.widget.setInputHistory(history)
self.widget.keystrokeReceived('\x0e', None)
self.assertEqual(self.widget.buffer, 'last')
self.assertEqual(self.widget.cursor, 0)
def test_previousLineWithNoLines(self):
"""
Verify that retrieving the previous line from an empty history object
returns an empty string.
"""
h = History()
self.assertEqual(h.previousLine(), "")
def test_nextLineTwice(self):
"""
Verify that C-n twice in a row results in the 2nd to first line from
the input history being placed in the input buffer.
"""
s = 'hello world'
self.widget.buffer = s
history = History(['first', 'second', 'last'])
history.previousLine()
history.previousLine()
history.previousLine()
self.widget.setInputHistory(history)
self.widget.keystrokeReceived('\x0e', None)
self.widget.keystrokeReceived('\x0e', None)
self.assertEqual(self.widget.buffer, 'last')
self.assertEqual(self.widget.cursor, 0)
def test_previousLineWithOneLine(self):
"""
Verify that when there is a line in the history object, C{previousLine}
returns it.
"""
s = "hello"
h = History([s])
self.assertEqual(h.previousLine(), s)
self.assertEqual(h.previousLine(), "")
def test_nextLineWithOneLine(self):
"""
Verify that when positioned at the beginning and containing only one
line, the history object's C{nextLine} method returns an empty string.
"""
s = "hello"
h = History([s])
while h.previousLine():
pass
self.assertEqual(h.nextLine(), "")
def test_historyPositionResetByReturn(self):
"""
Verify that C{'\r'} resets the history position to the end.
"""
s1 = "hello"
s2 = "world"
s3 = "goodbye"
history = History([s1, s2, s3])
self.widget.setInputHistory(history)
self.widget.keystrokeReceived('\x10', None) # put s3 up
self.widget.keystrokeReceived('\x10', None) # put s2 up
self.widget.keystrokeReceived('\r', None) # submit s2
# s2 should be the previous line now, since it was added to the input
# history and the input history position was reset.
self.assertEqual(history.previousLine(), s2)
# Followed by s3, s2, and s1
self.assertEqual(history.previousLine(), s3)
self.assertEqual(history.previousLine(), s2)
self.assertEqual(history.previousLine(), s1)
def test_nextLineWithTwoLines(self):
"""
Verify that when a history object contains two lines and is positioned
at the beginning, C{nextLine} first returns the second line and then
returns an empty string.
"""
s1 = "hello"
s2 = "world"
h = History([s1, s2])
while h.previousLine():
pass
self.assertEqual(h.nextLine(), s2)
self.assertEqual(h.nextLine(), "")