def test_close_figure_using_matplotlib(self):
# check that matplotlib callback to `_on_close` is working fine
fig = BlittedFigure()
fig.create_figure()
assert fig.figure is not None
# Close using matplotlib, similar to using gui
fig.figure.canvas.close_event()
self._assert_figure_state_after_close(fig)
def test_title_lenght():
f = BlittedFigure()
f.title = "Test" * 50
nose.tools.assert_less(max(
[len(line) for line in f.title.split("\n")]), 61)
def test_close_figure_using_close_method(self):
fig = BlittedFigure()
fig.create_figure()
assert fig.figure is not None
fig.close()
self._assert_figure_state_after_close(fig)
def test_figure_title_length():
f = BlittedFigure()
f.title = "Test" * 50
assert max([len(line) for line in f.title.split("\n")]) < 61
def test_title_length():
f = BlittedFigure()
f.title = "Test" * 50
assert max(
[len(line) for line in f.title.split("\n")]) < 61
def test_title_length():
f = BlittedFigure()
f.title = "Test" * 50
nose.tools.assert_less(max([len(line) for line in f.title.split("\n")]),
61)