qutebrowser/tests/unit/keyinput/test_keyutils.py
2018-03-04 20:20:30 +01:00

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# vim: ft=python fileencoding=utf-8 sts=4 sw=4 et:
# Copyright 2014-2018 Florian Bruhin (The Compiler) <mail@qutebrowser.org>
#
# This file is part of qutebrowser.
#
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#
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# GNU General Public License for more details.
#
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import pytest
from PyQt5.QtCore import Qt
from qutebrowser.utils import utils
from qutebrowser.keyinput import keyutils
class TestKeyToString:
"""Test key_to_string."""
@pytest.mark.parametrize('key, expected', [
(Qt.Key_Blue, 'Blue'),
(Qt.Key_Backtab, 'Tab'),
(Qt.Key_Escape, 'Escape'),
(Qt.Key_A, 'A'),
(Qt.Key_degree, '°'),
(Qt.Key_Meta, 'Meta'),
])
def test_normal(self, key, expected):
"""Test a special key where QKeyEvent::toString works incorrectly."""
assert keyutils._key_to_string(key) == expected
def test_missing(self, monkeypatch):
"""Test with a missing key."""
monkeypatch.delattr(keyutils.Qt, 'Key_Blue')
# We don't want to test the key which is actually missing - we only
# want to know if the mapping still behaves properly.
assert keyutils._key_to_string(Qt.Key_A) == 'A'
def test_all(self):
"""Make sure there's some sensible output for all keys."""
for name, value in sorted(vars(Qt).items()):
if not isinstance(value, Qt.Key):
continue
print(name)
string = keyutils._key_to_string(value)
assert string
string.encode('utf-8') # make sure it's encodable
class TestKeyEventToString:
"""Test keyevent_to_string."""
def test_only_control(self, fake_keyevent_factory):
"""Test keyeevent when only control is pressed."""
evt = fake_keyevent_factory(key=Qt.Key_Control,
modifiers=Qt.ControlModifier)
assert not str(keyutils.KeyInfo.from_event(evt))
def test_only_hyper_l(self, fake_keyevent_factory):
"""Test keyeevent when only Hyper_L is pressed."""
evt = fake_keyevent_factory(key=Qt.Key_Hyper_L,
modifiers=Qt.MetaModifier)
assert not str(keyutils.KeyInfo.from_event(evt))
def test_only_key(self, fake_keyevent_factory):
"""Test with a simple key pressed."""
evt = fake_keyevent_factory(key=Qt.Key_A)
assert str(keyutils.KeyInfo.from_event(evt)) == 'a'
def test_key_and_modifier(self, fake_keyevent_factory):
"""Test with key and modifier pressed."""
evt = fake_keyevent_factory(key=Qt.Key_A, modifiers=Qt.ControlModifier)
expected = '<Meta+a>' if utils.is_mac else '<Ctrl+a>'
assert str(keyutils.KeyInfo.from_event(evt)) == expected
def test_key_and_modifiers(self, fake_keyevent_factory):
"""Test with key and multiple modifiers pressed."""
evt = fake_keyevent_factory(
key=Qt.Key_A, modifiers=(Qt.ControlModifier | Qt.AltModifier |
Qt.MetaModifier | Qt.ShiftModifier))
s = str(keyutils.KeyInfo.from_event(evt))
assert s == '<Ctrl+Alt+Meta+Shift+a>'
@pytest.mark.fake_os('mac')
def test_mac(self, fake_keyevent_factory):
"""Test with a simulated mac."""
evt = fake_keyevent_factory(key=Qt.Key_A, modifiers=Qt.ControlModifier)
assert str(keyutils.KeyInfo.from_event(evt)) == '<Meta+a>'
@pytest.mark.parametrize('keystr, expected', [
('<Control-x>', keyutils.KeySequence(Qt.ControlModifier | Qt.Key_X)),
('<Meta-x>', keyutils.KeySequence(Qt.MetaModifier | Qt.Key_X)),
('<Ctrl-Alt-y>',
keyutils.KeySequence(Qt.ControlModifier | Qt.AltModifier | Qt.Key_Y)),
('x', keyutils.KeySequence(Qt.Key_X)),
('X', keyutils.KeySequence(Qt.ShiftModifier | Qt.Key_X)),
('<Escape>', keyutils.KeySequence(Qt.Key_Escape)),
('xyz', keyutils.KeySequence(Qt.Key_X, Qt.Key_Y, Qt.Key_Z)),
('<Control-x><Meta-y>', keyutils.KeySequence(Qt.ControlModifier | Qt.Key_X,
Qt.MetaModifier | Qt.Key_Y)),
('<blub>', keyutils.KeyParseError),
('\U00010000', keyutils.KeyParseError),
])
def test_parse(keystr, expected):
if expected is keyutils.KeyParseError:
with pytest.raises(keyutils.KeyParseError):
keyutils.KeySequence.parse(keystr)
else:
assert keyutils.KeySequence.parse(keystr) == expected
@pytest.mark.parametrize('orig, normalized', [
('<Control+x>', '<ctrl+x>'),
('<Windows+x>', '<meta+x>'),
('<Mod1+x>', '<alt+x>'),
('<Mod4+x>', '<meta+x>'),
('<Control-->', '<ctrl+->'),
('<Windows++>', '<meta++>'),
('<ctrl-x>', '<ctrl+x>'),
('<control+x>', '<ctrl+x>')
])
def test_normalize_keystr(orig, normalized):
expected = keyutils.KeySequence.parse(normalized)
assert keyutils.KeySequence.parse(orig) == expected