示例#1
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    def testSizeParagraphsForKivyLabelAllShiftedLinesHaveForcedLineBreakCodeFile(self):
        '''
        This test ensures that text resizing for the Kivy label destination works
        on a help file where the not shifted long lines are sized for better reading
        at help write time.
        '''
        FILE_PATH = 'all_shifted_lines_have_break_code.txt'
        resizedTextPageList = ''
        width = 54

        with open(FILE_PATH) as file:
            resizedTextPageList = HelpUtil.sizeParagraphsForKivyLabelFromFile(file, width)

        self.assertEqual('''
<date time> possible values:

    [b][color=ffff00ff]0[/color][/b] for RT
    [b][color=ffff00ff]21/12 or 21/12/19 or 21/12/2019[/color][/b]. If no year is
    specified, current year is assumed. If no time is
    specified, current time is assumed.
''',
                         resizedTextPageList[0])

        self.assertEqual('''
[b]Output price qualifiers[/b]:

    R = RT
    M = Minute price (precision at the minute)
    C = Close price

[color=ffff00ff]btc usd 0 bittrex -v0.01btc[/color] -->
0.01 BTC/191.2 USD on BitTrex: 16/12/17 22:10R 19120''',
                     resizedTextPageList[1])
示例#2
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    def testSizeParagraphsForKivyLabelnRealPartialWithNoBreakLinesHelpFile(self):
        '''
        This test ensures that text resizing for the Kivy label destination works
        on a help file where the not shifted long lines do not include any break.
        '''
        FILE_PATH = 'partial_help_nobreaked_lines.txt'
        resizedTextPageList = ''
        width = 54

        with open(FILE_PATH) as file:
            resizedTextPageList = HelpUtil.sizeParagraphsForKivyLabelFromFile(file, width)

        self.assertEqual('''
[b][color=ff0000]Requesting RT and historical cryptocurrency prices[/b][/color]

CryptoPricer supports two kinds of requests: full requests and partial requests.

[b]Full request[/b]

<crypto> <unit> <date time> <exchange> <options>

<date time> possible values:

    [b][color=ffff00ff]0[/color][/b] for RT

    [b][color=ffff00ff]21/12 or 21/12/19 or 21/12/2019[/color][/b]. If no year is
    specified, current year is assumed. If no time is
    specified, current time is assumed.

    [b][color=ffff00ff]21/12 8:34[/color][/b] --> current year assumed

    21 8:34 --> here, since no month is specified,
    current month or previous month is assumed.

    8:34 --> here, since no date is specified, current
    date is assumed.

[b]WARNING[/b]: specifying time makes sense only for dates not older than 7 days. Prices older than 7 days are 'close' prices. Since there is no notion of a close price for crypto's, the last price of the date at UTC 23.59 is returned as 'close' price.

[b]Output price qualifiers[/b]:

    R = RT

    M = Minute price (precision at the minute)

    C = Close price''', resizedTextPageList[0])
示例#3
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    def testSizeParagraphsForKivyLabelnRealPartialWithBreakLinesHelpFile(self):
        '''
        This test ensures that text resizing for the Kivy label destination works
        on a help file where the not shifted long lines are sized for better reading
        at help write time.
        '''
        FILE_PATH = 'partial_help_breaked_lines.txt'
        resizedTextPageList = ''
        width = 54

        with open(FILE_PATH) as file:
            resizedTextPageList = HelpUtil.sizeParagraphsForKivyLabelFromFile(file, width)

        self.assertEqual('''
[b][color=ff0000]Requesting RT and historical cryptocurrency prices[/b][/color]

CryptoPricer supports two kinds of requests: full requests and partial requests.

[b]Full request[/b]

<crypto> <unit> <date time> <exchange> <options>

<date time> possible values:

    [b][color=ffff00ff]0[/color][/b] for RT

    [b][color=ffff00ff]21/12 or 21/12/19 or 21/12/2019[/color][/b]. If no year is
    specified, current year is assumed. If no time is
    specified, current time is assumed.

    [b][color=ffff00ff]21/12 8:34[/color][/b] --> current year assumed

    21 8:34 --> here, since no month is specified,
    current month or previous month is assumed.

    8:34 --> here, since no date is specified, current
    date is assumed.

[b]WARNING[/b]: specifying time makes sense only for dates not older than 7 days. Prices older than 7 days are 'close' prices. Since there is no notion of a close price for crypto's, the last price of the date at UTC 23.59 is returned as 'close' price.
''', resizedTextPageList[0])

        self.assertEqual('''
[b]Output price qualifiers[/b]:

    R = RT
    M = Minute price (precision at the minute)
    C = Close price

Examples: assume we are on 16/12/17 at 22:10

[color=ffff00ff]btc usd 0 bittrex[/color] -->
BTC/USD on BitTrex: 16/12/17 22:10R 19120

[color=ffff00ff]eth btc 16/12 13:45 bitfinex[/color] -->
ETH/BTC on Bitfinex: 16/12/17 13:45M 0.03893

[color=ffff00ff]eth btc 13:45 bitfinex[/color] -->
ETH/BTC on Bitfinex: 16/12/17 13:45M 0.03893

[color=ffff00ff]eth btc 15 8:45 bitfinex[/color] -->
ETH/BTC on Bitfinex: 15/12/17 8:45M 0.03782

[color=ffff00ff]eth btc 21/1 13:45 bitfinex[/color] -->
ETH/BTC on Bitfinex: 21/01/17C 0.01185

[color=ffff00ff]btc usd 0 bittrex -v0.01btc[/color] -->
0.01 BTC/191.2 USD on BitTrex: 16/12/17 22:10R 19120

[b][color=ff0000]WARNING[/color][/b]: <options> must be specified at the end of the full command price''',
                     resizedTextPageList[1])