def test_xml_settings_file_invariance(self):
xml_settings_file_path = get_full_path('res/settings', 'settings.xml')
settings_file_content_1 = None
with open(xml_settings_file_path, 'rb') as settings_file:
settings_file_content_1 = settings_file.read()
AppSettings.load_settings()
settings_1 = AppSettings.settings
AppSettings.save_settings()
settings_file_content_2 = None
with open(xml_settings_file_path, 'rb') as settings_file:
settings_file_content_2 = settings_file.read()
AppSettings.load_settings()
settings_2 = AppSettings.settings
# equality does not work, since dictionaries do not have an invariant order of access,
# but something weaker might work
# assert settings_file_content_1 == settings_file_content_2, \
# 'Loading and saving the settings causes changes in the XML settings file, ' \
# 'although the settings didn\'t change. These changes might be whitespace character differences.'
assert len(settings_file_content_1) == len(settings_file_content_2), \
'The settings file contents differ in length.'
for character in settings_file_content_1:
assert character in settings_file_content_2, \
'There is content in one settings file, which is not in the other.'
for character in settings_file_content_2:
assert character in settings_file_content_1, \
'There is content in one settings file, which is not in the other.'
characters_1 = {}
for character in settings_file_content_1:
if character in characters_1:
characters_1[character] += 1
else:
characters_1[character] = 1
characters_2 = {}
for character in settings_file_content_2:
if character in characters_2:
characters_2[character] += 1
else:
characters_2[character] = 1
assert characters_1 == characters_2, \
'The settings files do not contain the same characters.'
assert settings_1 == settings_2, \
'Loading and saving the settings causes changes in the settings, ' \
'although were not intentionally changed.'
def test_xml_settings_file_invariance(self):
xml_settings_file_path = get_full_path('res/settings', 'settings.xml')
settings_file_content_1 = None
with open(xml_settings_file_path, 'rb') as settings_file:
settings_file_content_1 = settings_file.read()
AppSettings.load_settings()
settings_1 = AppSettings.settings
AppSettings.save_settings()
settings_file_content_2 = None
with open(xml_settings_file_path, 'rb') as settings_file:
settings_file_content_2 = settings_file.read()
AppSettings.load_settings()
settings_2 = AppSettings.settings
# equality does not work, since dictionaries do not have an invariant order of access,
# but something weaker might work
# assert settings_file_content_1 == settings_file_content_2, \
# 'Loading and saving the settings causes changes in the XML settings file, ' \
# 'although the settings didn\'t change. These changes might be whitespace character differences.'
assert len(settings_file_content_1) == len(settings_file_content_2), \
'The settings file contents differ in length.'
for character in settings_file_content_1:
assert character in settings_file_content_2, \
'There is content in one settings file, which is not in the other.'
for character in settings_file_content_2:
assert character in settings_file_content_1, \
'There is content in one settings file, which is not in the other.'
characters_1 = {}
for character in settings_file_content_1:
if character in characters_1:
characters_1[character] += 1
else:
characters_1[character] = 1
characters_2 = {}
for character in settings_file_content_2:
if character in characters_2:
characters_2[character] += 1
else:
characters_2[character] = 1
assert characters_1 == characters_2, \
'The settings files do not contain the same characters.'
assert settings_1 == settings_2, \
'Loading and saving the settings causes changes in the settings, ' \
'although were not intentionally changed.'
def exit_application(self, widget, event):
strtrue = str(True)
save_vocables = AppSettings.get_setting_by_name(
AppSettings.SAVE_VOCABLES_ON_EXIT_SETTING_NAME) == strtrue
show_dialog = AppSettings.get_setting_by_name(
AppSettings.DIALOG_SHOW_SAVE_VOCABLES_CONFIRMATION_SETTING_NAME
) == strtrue
if show_dialog and VocableManager.vocables_changed:
save_vocables_confirmation_dialog = SaveVocablesBeforeExitConfirmationDialog(
self)
save_vocables = save_vocables_confirmation_dialog.run(
) == Gtk.ResponseType.YES
AppSettings.change_setting_by_name(
AppSettings.SAVE_VOCABLES_ON_EXIT_SETTING_NAME, save_vocables)
save_vocables_confirmation_dialog.destroy()
if save_vocables:
VocableManager.save_vocables(VocableManager.vocables)
exit_on_exit_confirmation = AppSettings.get_setting_by_name(
AppSettings.EXIT_ON_EXIT_SETTING_NAME) == strtrue
show_exit_confirmation = AppSettings.get_setting_by_name(
AppSettings.DIALOG_SHOW_EXIT_CONFIRMATION_SETTING_NAME)
if show_exit_confirmation == strtrue:
ExitConfirmationDialog.__init__ = timefunction(
ExitConfirmationDialog.__init__) # decoration
exit_confirmation_dialog = ExitConfirmationDialog(self)
exit_confirmation_dialog.run = timefunction(
exit_confirmation_dialog.run) # decoration
exit_on_exit_confirmation = exit_confirmation_dialog.run(
) == Gtk.ResponseType.YES
AppSettings.change_setting_by_name(
AppSettings.EXIT_ON_EXIT_SETTING_NAME,
exit_on_exit_confirmation)
exit_confirmation_dialog.destroy()
if exit_on_exit_confirmation:
# print("Clicked YES")
AppSettings.save_settings()
Gtk.main_quit()
sys.exit()
else:
# print("Clicked NO")
pass
return GTKSignal.DO_NOT_PROPAGATE
def exit_application(self, widget, event):
strtrue = str(True)
save_vocables = AppSettings.get_setting_by_name(AppSettings.SAVE_VOCABLES_ON_EXIT_SETTING_NAME) == strtrue
show_dialog = AppSettings.get_setting_by_name(
AppSettings.DIALOG_SHOW_SAVE_VOCABLES_CONFIRMATION_SETTING_NAME
) == strtrue
if show_dialog and VocableManager.vocables_changed:
save_vocables_confirmation_dialog = SaveVocablesBeforeExitConfirmationDialog(self)
save_vocables = save_vocables_confirmation_dialog.run() == Gtk.ResponseType.YES
AppSettings.change_setting_by_name(AppSettings.SAVE_VOCABLES_ON_EXIT_SETTING_NAME, save_vocables)
save_vocables_confirmation_dialog.destroy()
if save_vocables:
VocableManager.save_vocables(VocableManager.vocables)
exit_on_exit_confirmation = AppSettings.get_setting_by_name(AppSettings.EXIT_ON_EXIT_SETTING_NAME) == strtrue
show_exit_confirmation = AppSettings.get_setting_by_name(AppSettings.DIALOG_SHOW_EXIT_CONFIRMATION_SETTING_NAME)
if show_exit_confirmation == strtrue:
ExitConfirmationDialog.__init__ = timefunction(ExitConfirmationDialog.__init__) # decoration
exit_confirmation_dialog = ExitConfirmationDialog(self)
exit_confirmation_dialog.run = timefunction(exit_confirmation_dialog.run) # decoration
exit_on_exit_confirmation = exit_confirmation_dialog.run() == Gtk.ResponseType.YES
AppSettings.change_setting_by_name(AppSettings.EXIT_ON_EXIT_SETTING_NAME, exit_on_exit_confirmation)
exit_confirmation_dialog.destroy()
if exit_on_exit_confirmation:
# print("Clicked YES")
AppSettings.save_settings()
Gtk.main_quit()
sys.exit()
else:
# print("Clicked NO")
pass
return GTKSignal.DO_NOT_PROPAGATE
