testinggtk r444 - trunk/tests

[bjornl svn gnome org]

Author: bjornl
Date: Wed Sep 10 14:29:42 2008
New Revision: 444
URL: http://svn.gnome.org/viewvc/testinggtk?rev=444&view=rev

Log:
Organize the different test categories in groups, it makes the generated epydoc documentation look better

Modified:
   trunk/tests/test_widget.py

Modified: trunk/tests/test_widget.py
==============================================================================
--- trunk/tests/test_widget.py	(original)
+++ trunk/tests/test_widget.py	Wed Sep 10 14:29:42 2008
@@ -1,6 +1,17 @@
 '''
 Tests for the ``gtk.Widget`` class. Since that class is abstract,
 subclasses of it is used in these tests.
+
+:group Tooltip Tests: test_set_get_has_tooltip, test_set_tooltip_text,
+    test_set_empty_tooltip, test_get_has_tooltip,
+    test_tooltip_overlapping_widgets
+:group Unparenting Tests: test_unparent,
+    test_unparent_with_parent_clears_parent_window,
+    test_unparent_without_parent_leaves_parent_window,
+    test_unparent_clears_parent_focus_child
+:group Focus and Grab Tests: test_set_get_can_focus, test_grab_add,
+    test_has_grab_flag, test_grab_insensitive_widget, test_grab_focus,
+    test_grab_focus_unfocusable
 '''
 import atk
 import gobject
@@ -119,42 +130,6 @@
     widget.set_child_visible(True)
     assert widget.get_child_visible()
 
-def test_set_tooltip_text():
-    '''
-    Ensure that setting and getting the tooltip text attribute works
-    as expected.
-    '''
-    widget = gtk.Button()
-    widget.set_tooltip_text('foo')
-    assert widget.get_tooltip_text() == 'foo'
-    widget.set_tooltip_text('bar')
-    assert widget.get_tooltip_text() == 'bar'
-
-def test_set_empty_tooltip():
-    '''
-    Setting an empty string as the tooltip for a widget, unsets that
-    widgets tooltip.
-
-    :bug: #504456, #541399
-    '''
-    widget = gtk.Button()
-    widget.set_tooltip_text('hello')
-    assert widget.get_tooltip_text() == 'hello'
-    assert widget.get_has_tooltip()
-    widget.set_tooltip_text('')
-    assert not widget.get_tooltip_text()
-    assert not widget.get_has_tooltip()
-
-def test_get_has_tooltip():
-    '''
-    Ensure that ``get_has_tooltip`` returns ``True`` if the widget has
-    a tooltip, ``False`` otherwise.
-    '''
-    widget = gtk.Button()
-    assert not widget.get_has_tooltip()
-    widget.set_tooltip_text('hello')
-    assert widget.get_has_tooltip()
-
 def test_widget_visibility():
     '''
     Ensure that changing the ``visible`` property works as
@@ -167,57 +142,6 @@
     widget.hide()
     assert not widget.get_property('visible')
 
-def test_tooltip_overlapping_widgets():
-    '''
-    Ensure that the correct tooltip is shown when two widgets inside a
-    ``gtk.Layout`` overlaps each other.
-
-    :bug: #550345
-    '''
-    b1 = gtk.Button('1')
-    b1.set_size_request(100, 100)
-    b1.set_tooltip_text('button1')
-
-    b2 = gtk.Button('2')
-    b2.set_size_request(100, 100)
-    b2.set_tooltip_text('button2')
-
-    # Note that in this layout b2 overlaps b1.
-    layout = gtk.Layout()
-    layout.set_size_request(400, 400)
-    layout.put(b1, 0, 0)
-    layout.put(b2, 50, 0)
-    win = gtk.Window()
-    win.add(layout)
-    win.show_all()
-
-    # By setting the timeout to 0 the tooltip should show after one
-    # iteration of the mainloop.
-    settings = gtk.settings_get_default()
-    settings.set_property('gtk-tooltip-timeout', 0)
-
-    # Simulate a motion notify over the second button on a location
-    # where it overlaps the first button.
-    ev = gdk.Event(gdk.MOTION_NOTIFY)
-    ev.window = win.window
-    ev.x = ev.x_root = 80.0
-    ev.y = ev.y_root = 10.0
-    ev.is_hint = False
-
-    # GTK gets the motion notify event and shows the tooltip in
-    # response.
-    gtk.main_do_event(ev)
-    gtk.main_iteration()
-
-    # Find the tooltip window in the toplevel list.
-    tooltip_win = None
-    for w in gtk.window_list_toplevels():
-        if w.name == 'gtk-tooltip':
-            tooltip_win = w
-
-    # The tooltip label shown should be the second buttons.
-    tooltip_label = tooltip_win.get_child().get_child().get_children()[1]
-    assert tooltip_label.get_text() == 'button2'
 
 
 @utils.pass_on_warnings    
@@ -240,14 +164,6 @@
     except TypeError:
         assert True
 
-def test_set_get_has_tooltip():
-    widget = gtk.Button()
-    assert not widget.get_has_tooltip()
-    widget.set_has_tooltip(True)
-    assert widget.get_has_tooltip()
-    widget.set_has_tooltip(False)
-    assert not widget.get_has_tooltip()
-
 def test_set_get_no_window_flag():
     widget = gtk.Button()
     assert widget.flags() & gtk.NO_WINDOW
@@ -354,6 +270,106 @@
     # t.realize()
 
 ######################################################################
+##### Tooltip Tests ##################################################
+######################################################################
+def test_set_get_has_tooltip():
+    widget = gtk.Button()
+    assert not widget.get_has_tooltip()
+    widget.set_has_tooltip(True)
+    assert widget.get_has_tooltip()
+    widget.set_has_tooltip(False)
+    assert not widget.get_has_tooltip()
+
+
+def test_set_tooltip_text():
+    '''
+    Ensure that setting and getting the tooltip text attribute works
+    as expected.
+    '''
+    widget = gtk.Button()
+    widget.set_tooltip_text('foo')
+    assert widget.get_tooltip_text() == 'foo'
+    widget.set_tooltip_text('bar')
+    assert widget.get_tooltip_text() == 'bar'
+
+def test_set_empty_tooltip():
+    '''
+    Setting an empty string as the tooltip for a widget, unsets that
+    widgets tooltip.
+
+    :bug: #504456, #541399
+    '''
+    widget = gtk.Button()
+    widget.set_tooltip_text('hello')
+    assert widget.get_tooltip_text() == 'hello'
+    assert widget.get_has_tooltip()
+    widget.set_tooltip_text('')
+    assert not widget.get_tooltip_text()
+    assert not widget.get_has_tooltip()
+
+def test_get_has_tooltip():
+    '''
+    Ensure that ``get_has_tooltip`` returns ``True`` if the widget has
+    a tooltip, ``False`` otherwise.
+    '''
+    widget = gtk.Button()
+    assert not widget.get_has_tooltip()
+    widget.set_tooltip_text('hello')
+    assert widget.get_has_tooltip()
+
+def test_tooltip_overlapping_widgets():
+    '''
+    Ensure that the correct tooltip is shown when two widgets inside a
+    ``gtk.Layout`` overlaps each other.
+
+    :bug: #550345
+    '''
+    b1 = gtk.Button('1')
+    b1.set_size_request(100, 100)
+    b1.set_tooltip_text('button1')
+
+    b2 = gtk.Button('2')
+    b2.set_size_request(100, 100)
+    b2.set_tooltip_text('button2')
+
+    # Note that in this layout b2 overlaps b1.
+    layout = gtk.Layout()
+    layout.set_size_request(400, 400)
+    layout.put(b1, 0, 0)
+    layout.put(b2, 50, 0)
+    win = gtk.Window()
+    win.add(layout)
+    win.show_all()
+
+    # By setting the timeout to 0 the tooltip should show after one
+    # iteration of the mainloop.
+    settings = gtk.settings_get_default()
+    settings.set_property('gtk-tooltip-timeout', 0)
+
+    # Simulate a motion notify over the second button on a location
+    # where it overlaps the first button.
+    ev = gdk.Event(gdk.MOTION_NOTIFY)
+    ev.window = win.window
+    ev.x = ev.x_root = 80.0
+    ev.y = ev.y_root = 10.0
+    ev.is_hint = False
+
+    # GTK gets the motion notify event and shows the tooltip in
+    # response.
+    gtk.main_do_event(ev)
+    gtk.main_iteration()
+
+    # Find the tooltip window in the toplevel list.
+    tooltip_win = None
+    for w in gtk.window_list_toplevels():
+        if w.name == 'gtk-tooltip':
+            tooltip_win = w
+
+    # The tooltip label shown should be the second buttons.
+    tooltip_label = tooltip_win.get_child().get_child().get_children()[1]
+    assert tooltip_label.get_text() == 'button2'
+
+######################################################################
 ##### Unparenting tests ##############################################
 ######################################################################
 def test_unparent():