def testJoin(self):
""" The join function takes lists of items and joins them """
v = join(", ")[Person.lastFirst(all("author"))]
self._cmp(v, u"Gobry, Frédéric, Fobry, Grédéric, Dobry, Lrédéric")
v = join(", ")["a", "b", "c"]
self._cmp(v, u"a, b, c")
v = join(", ", last="; ")["a", "b", "c"]
self._cmp(v, u"a, b; c")
v = join(", ")["a", "b", "c"] + " ok"
self._cmp(v, u"a, b, c ok")
# join skip missing values
v = join(", ")[one("title"), one("journal"), one("gronf")]
self._cmp(v, u"My title")
# join fails when _no_ value is available
v = join(", ")[one("gronf"), one("regronf")]
phase2 = v(self.db)
try:
phase2(self.rec)
assert False
except DSL.Missing:
pass
# Join with a weird tag in the middle.
v = "a " + join(BR)["toto", "tutu"] + " b"
self._cmp(v, u"a toto<br>tutu b")
return
def testAccessor(self):
""" Check that accessors behave properly """
# Failure modes are identical for both all and one
for f in (all, one):
f("gronf")
try:
f("jenexistepas")(self.db)
assert False
except KeyError:
pass
try:
f("journal.zoglu")(self.db)
assert False
except KeyError:
pass
# Access modes
assert all("title")(self.db)(self.rec) == self.rec["title"]
assert all("author")(self.db)(self.rec) == self.rec["author"]
assert one("title")(self.db)(self.rec) == self.rec["title"][0]
assert one("author")(self.db)(self.rec) == self.rec["author"][0]
self.failUnlessEqual(all("nest.sub")(self.db)(self.rec), self.rec["nest"][0].q["sub"])
self.failUnlessEqual(one("nest.sub")(self.db)(self.rec), self.rec["nest"][0].q["sub"][0])
def testI18n(self):
cite = i18n(fr=u"titre " + one("title"), en=u"title " + one("title"), default=u"default " + one("title"))
r = []
for ln in ("en", "fr", "it"):
f = cite(self.db, props={"ln": ln})
r.append(Text.generate(f(self.rec)))
self.failUnlessEqual(r, [u"title My title", u"titre My title", u"default My title"])
def testAlternate(self):
""" When the left version fails, use the right version """
v = one("title") | "success"
self._cmp(v, "My title")
v = one("gronf") | "success"
self._cmp(v, "success")
v = one("gronf") | one("regronf") | "success"
self._cmp(v, "success")
return
def testMarkup(self):
v = I[one("title")]
self._cmp(v, u"<i>My title</i>")
v = A(href="http://pybliographer.org/")[one("title")]
self._cmp(v, u'<a href="http://pybliographer.org/">My title</a>')
v = I["simple"]
self._cmp(v, u"<i>simple</i>")
v = "a " + I["simple ", B[one("title")]]
self._cmp(v, u"a <i>simple <b>My title</b></i>")
v = "a " + BR + "in the middle of a phrase"
self._cmp(v, u"a <br>in the middle of a phrase")
return
def testSwitch(self):
""" Test the 'switch' operator."""
def run(c, r):
f = c(self.db)
return Text.generate(f(r))
def txo(name):
return Attribute.Txo(self.db.schema.txo["type"].byname(name))
# One cannot use switch on a non-txo attribute
citation = switch("title").default(one("title"))
try:
citation(self.db)
assert False, "should not be accepted"
except TypeError:
pass
# A switch fails when the value to switch on does not exist
# and there is no default case.
citation = switch("type").case(ARTICLE=one("title"))
try:
run(citation, self.rec)
assert False, "should not succeed"
except DSL.Missing:
pass
# With a default case, it should pass
citation = switch("type").case(ARTICLE=one("singlepage"))
citation = citation.default(one("title"))
self.failUnlessEqual(run(citation, self.rec), "My title")
# Test with the actual value
self.rec["type"] = [txo("ARTICLE")]
self.failUnlessEqual(run(citation, self.rec), "123")
# Another value will also return the default
self.rec["type"] = [txo("BOOK")]
self.failUnlessEqual(run(citation, self.rec), "My title")
return
def testOneAdd(self):
""" It is possible to add one fields together or with text """
v = one("title") + " ok"
self._cmp(v, "My title ok")
v = "ok " + one("title")
self._cmp(v, "ok My title")
v = "ok " + one("title") + " ok"
self._cmp(v, "ok My title ok")
# a missing field causes a delayed error
v = "ok " + one("gronf") + " ok"
try:
v(self.db)(self.rec)
assert False
except DSL.Missing:
pass
return
return ''.join(k)
# This formats a list of authors according to the Chicago manual of
# style.
def Chicago(people):
return plural(people,
one = join ('') [ people ],
two = join (' and ') [ people ],
more = join (', ', last = ', and ') [ people ])
# Definitions of the "Plain" (and derived) citation format.
plain_author = Chicago(firstLast(all('author')))
plain_journal = join(', ')[
I[one('journal')],
join('')[join(':')[one('volume'), one('number')],
'(' + one('pages') + ')'],
year(one('date'))
]
plain_place = switch('doctype')
plain_place = plain_place.case(article=plain_journal)
plain_place = plain_place.default(year(one('date')))
plain = join('. ')[plain_author, one('title'), plain_place] + '.'
# The "full" format also provides an abstract.
full = join('\n')[Span(size='large', weight='bold')[one('title')],
Span(size='large')[plain_author],
Span(size='large')[plain_place],
querylog.write('%s %s\n' % (base, msg))
log.addObserver(queryObserver)
Registry.load_default_settings()
# This will output the database in BibTeX format
w = Writer()
# Define a simple citation format
from Pyblio.Format import one, all, join, switch, I, B, A
from Pyblio.Format import Person, Date
from Pyblio.Format.HTML import generate
title = B[one('title') | u'(no title)']
title = A(href=one('url'))[title] | title
authors = join(', ', last=' and ')[Person.initialLast(all('author'))]
article = join(u', ')[
I[one('journal')],
u'vol. ' + one('volume'),
u'nr. ' + one('number'),
u'pp. ' + one('pages'),
Date.year(one('date'))
]
# regression testsuite for OpenOffice.org integration
from Pyblio.Cite.WP.OpenOffice import OOo
from Pyblio.Format import B, one
from Pyblio import Registry, Attribute, Store
Registry.load_default_settings()
s = Registry.getSchema('org.pybliographer/bibtex/0.1')
db = Store.get('memory').dbcreate(None, s)
style = u'This has key ' + B[one('id')]
formatter = style(db)
# tests begin here
oo = OOo()
oo.connect()
oo.text.setString(u'')
refs = [(1, 'a', 'bibtex-a'),
(2, 'b', 'bibtex-b')]
oo.cite(refs, None)
# check that the citations have been inserted in the document
r = oo.text.getString()
assert r == u'[a][b]', repr(r)
# check that the document can return the existing citations
r = oo.fetch()
assert r == refs, repr(r)
def testEscape(self):
v = one("title") + " ok &"
self._cmp(v, "My < title & ok &")
def testEscape(self):
v = one("title") + " ok &"
self._cmp(v, "My < title & ok &")
def testPages(self):
assert Pages.pagesLong(one("singlepage"))(self.db)(self.rec) == u"page\xa0123"
assert Pages.pagesLong(one("pagerange"))(self.db)(self.rec) == u"pages\xa0123-134"
