def test_window_title(self, mock_qappthread):
mock_qappthread.return_value = mock_qappthread
fig = MagicMock()
fig.bbox.max = [1, 1]
canvas = MantidFigureCanvas(fig)
fig_mgr = FigureManagerWorkbench(canvas, 1)
self.assertEqual(fig_mgr.get_window_title(), "Figure 1")
def test_construction(self, mock_qappthread):
mock_qappthread.return_value = mock_qappthread
fig = MagicMock()
fig.bbox.max = [1, 1]
canvas = MantidFigureCanvas(fig)
fig_mgr = FigureManagerWorkbench(canvas, 1)
self.assertNotEqual(fig_mgr, None)
def _is_button_enabled(cls, fig, button):
"""
Create the figure manager and check whether its toolbar is toggled on or off for the given figure.
We have to explicitly call set_button_visibility() here, which would otherwise be called within the show()
function.
"""
canvas = MantidFigureCanvas(fig)
fig_manager = FigureManagerWorkbench(canvas, 1)
# This is only called when show() is called on the figure manager, so we have to manually call it here.
fig_manager.toolbar.set_buttons_visibility(fig)
return fig_manager.toolbar._actions[button].isEnabled()