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_remove_sidebar() F
last analyzed 2017-05-18 05:11 UTC

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from itertools import count
import time

from pytknvim.tk_ui import KEY_TABLE, _stringify_key


MAX_SCROLL = 10
BUFFER_NUM = 1
# TODO GET THIS DYNAMICALLY
STATUS_BAR_HEIGHT = 3


class Unnest(Exception):
    '''Used to exit a nested loop'''
    pass


def _textwidget_rows(widget):
    '''Return all tkinter chars as rows'''
    # Rows start counting at 1 in tkinter text widget
    end_row, end_col = (int(i) for i in
                        widget.index('end-1c').split('.'))
    try:
        for row in count(1):
            line = []
            for col in count(0):
                # Exit out
                if end_row == row:
                   if end_col == col:
                       raise Unnest
                # Add if not on new line
                char = widget.get('{0}.{1}'.format(row,col))
                line.append(char)
                if char == '\n':
                    yield ''.join(i for i in line)
                    break
    except Unnest:
        pass


def _nvim_rows(buff):
    '''get all neovim rows'''
    all_rows = []
    for row in buff:
        all_rows.append(row)
    return all_rows


def _screen_rows(cells):
    '''get all rows of the internal screen '''
    for row in cells:
        line = []
        for char in row:
            line.append(char.text)
        yield ''.join(i for i in line)


def _remove_sidebar(line):
    '''remove the numbers and space if they are there'''
    found_numbers = False
    found_char = False
    for i, char in enumerate(line):
        if not found_numbers:
            try:
                int(char)
            except ValueError:
                if char != ' ':
                    found_char = True
                continue
            else:
                found_numbers = True
        else:
            try:
                int(char)
            except ValueError:
                break
            else:
                continue
    if found_numbers:
        if not found_char:
            return line[i+1:]
        else:
            raise Exception('chars where found in sidebar...',
                            line)
    else:
        return line


def _parse(lines, line_length, mock_inst, eol_trim):
    '''
    make the values for screen and tkinter text widget
    look like neovims values,
    neovim doesn't give us the ~ at the start,
    also remove our newline chars and end spacing
    also remove status bar stuff
    '''
    # Unfortunatley the code is a bit confusing
    # I thought the handling was more similar than
    # different for the two cases...
    file_name =  mock_inst.test_nvim.eval('expand("%:t")')
    side_bar = mock_inst.test_nvim.eval('&relativenumber') \
                        or mock_inst.test_nvim.eval('&number')
    all_rows = []
    for i, line in enumerate(lines):
        # screen doesn't have a \n
        if eol_trim:
            assert line[-eol_trim:] == '\n'
        try:
            assert len(line)-eol_trim  == line_length
        except AssertionError:
            # TODO does this line length need to match?
            if '-- INSERT --' not in line:
                raise
            break
        if side_bar:
            line = _remove_sidebar(line)
        if line[0] == '~':
            if eol_trim:
                parsed = line[1:-eol_trim].rstrip()
            else:
                parsed = line[1:].rstrip()
            if not parsed:
                # do not add blank lists
                continue
        else:
            if eol_trim:
                parsed = line[:-eol_trim].rstrip()
            else:
                parsed = line.rstrip()
            if not parsed:
                parsed = ''
        all_rows.append(parsed)

    # Remove the status bar (screen has a new line padded after)
    for i in range(1, 3):
        if '[No Name]' in all_rows[-i]:
            del all_rows[-i:]
            break
        elif file_name and file_name in all_rows[-i]:
            del all_rows[-i-1:]
            break
    else:
        raise Exception("couldn't find status bar...")
    return all_rows


def _parse_text(lines, line_length, mock_inst):
    return _parse(lines, line_length, mock_inst, eol_trim=1)


def _parse_screen(lines, line_length, mock_inst):
    return _parse(lines, line_length, mock_inst ,eol_trim=0)


def _check_scrolled(screen, nvim_rows, parsed_thing,
                    max_scroll):
    '''
    the screen and text widget only ever store
    what is being showed to the user,
    while neovim gives the entire buffer.

    we try matching slices of the lists to check
    if it has been scrolled
    checks max 10 scrolls forward and 10 backward
    '''
    viewable = len(parsed_thing)
    screen_size = screen.bot - screen.top
    if viewable != screen_size:
        maybe_status_bar = screen_size - viewable
        if maybe_status_bar > STATUS_BAR_HEIGHT:
            raise Exception('fix this...')
    for i in range(0, max_scroll + 1):
        end_index = i + viewable
        try:
            # CHECK IF SCROLLED DOWN
            assert nvim_rows[i:end_index] == parsed_thing
        except AssertionError:
            pass
        else:
            return True
        try:
            # CHECK IF SCROLLED UP
            assert nvim_rows[-end_index:-i] == parsed_thing
        except AssertionError:
            pass
        else:
            return True
    else:
        raise AssertionError('nvim rows did not match..\n \
                    make sure scroll amount is less than '
                    + str(max_scroll))


def compare_screens(mock_inst):
    '''
    compares our text widget values with the nvim values.
    compares our internal screen with text widget

    nvim only makes the text (no spacing or newlines avaliable)

    '''
    line_length = mock_inst._screen.columns

    nvim_rows = _nvim_rows(mock_inst.test_nvim.buffers[BUFFER_NUM])
    text_rows = _textwidget_rows(mock_inst.text)
    screen_rows = _screen_rows(mock_inst._screen._cells)

    parsed_text = _parse_text(text_rows, line_length, mock_inst)
    parsed_screen = _parse_screen(screen_rows, line_length,
                                  mock_inst)
    try:
        assert len(parsed_screen) == len(parsed_text)
    except:
        import pdb;pdb.set_trace()
    try:
        assert len(nvim_rows) == len(parsed_screen)
    # A scroll may have happend
    except AssertionError:
        _check_scrolled(mock_inst._screen,
                       nvim_rows,
                       parsed_text,
                       mock_inst.max_scroll)
        # TODO move this inside _check_scrolled
        # can use the offset to check all cells
        for sr, tr in zip(parsed_screen, parsed_text):
            assert sr == tr
    else:
        # No Scroll happened they should all match
        for sr, tr, nr in zip(parsed_screen,
                              parsed_text, nvim_rows):
            assert sr == tr == nr


class Event():
    def __init__(self, key, modifyer=None):
        '''
        mimics a tkinter key press event.
        this just fudges it enough so it passes the checks
        for our function...
        '''
        self.keysym = key
        self.char = key
        self.state = 0
        self.keycode = ord(key)
        self.keysym_num= ord(key)
        if modifyer:
            self.state = 1337
            self.keysym = modifyer.capitalize()


def send_tk_key(tknvim, key, modifyer=None):
    '''
    send a key through to our class as a tkinter event
    passed as tkinter or vim keys i.e Esc
    pass in a modifyer as, shift, alt, or ctrl
    '''
    assert modifyer in ('shift', 'alt', 'ctrl', None)
    if len(key) == 1:
        event = Event(key, modifyer)
        tknvim.nvim_handler.tk_key_pressed(event)
    else:
        # Special key
        for value in KEY_TABLE.values():
            if value == key:
                break
        else:
            if key in KEY_TABLE:
                key = KEY_TABLE[key]
            else:
                raise KeyError(
                        'Please pass an acceptable key in')
        vimified = _stringify_key(key, [])
        tknvim.nvim_handler._bridge.input(vimified)
    time.sleep(0.02)


1			from itertools import count
2			import time
3
4			from pytknvim.tk_ui import KEY_TABLE, _stringify_key
5
6
7			MAX_SCROLL = 10
8			BUFFER_NUM = 1
9			# TODO GET THIS DYNAMICALLY
10			STATUS_BAR_HEIGHT = 3
11
12
13			class Unnest(Exception):
14			'''Used to exit a nested loop'''
15			pass
16
17
18			def _textwidget_rows(widget):
19			'''Return all tkinter chars as rows'''
20			# Rows start counting at 1 in tkinter text widget
21			end_row, end_col = (int(i) for i in
22			widget.index('end-1c').split('.'))
23			try:
24			for row in count(1):
25			line = []
26			for col in count(0):
27			# Exit out
28			if end_row == row:
29			if end_col == col:
30			raise Unnest
31			# Add if not on new line
32			char = widget.get('{0}.{1}'.format(row,col))
33			line.append(char)
34			if char == '\n':
35			yield ''.join(i for i in line)
36			break
37			except Unnest:
38			pass
39
40
41			def _nvim_rows(buff):
42			'''get all neovim rows'''
43			all_rows = []
44			for row in buff:
45			all_rows.append(row)
46			return all_rows
47
48
49			def _screen_rows(cells):
50			'''get all rows of the internal screen '''
51			for row in cells:
52			line = []
53			for char in row:
54			line.append(char.text)
55			yield ''.join(i for i in line)
56
57
58			def _remove_sidebar(line):
59			'''remove the numbers and space if they are there'''
60			found_numbers = False
61			found_char = False
62			for i, char in enumerate(line):
63			if not found_numbers:
64			try:
65			int(char)
66			except ValueError:
67			if char != ' ':
68			found_char = True
69			continue
70			else:
71			found_numbers = True
72			else:
73			try:
74			int(char)
75			except ValueError:
76			break
77			else:
78			continue
79			if found_numbers:
80			if not found_char:
81			return line[i+1:]
82			else:
83			raise Exception('chars where found in sidebar...',
84			line)
85			else:
86			return line
87
88
89			def _parse(lines, line_length, mock_inst, eol_trim):
90			'''
91			make the values for screen and tkinter text widget
92			look like neovims values,
93			neovim doesn't give us the ~ at the start,
94			also remove our newline chars and end spacing
95			also remove status bar stuff
96			'''
97			# Unfortunatley the code is a bit confusing
98			# I thought the handling was more similar than
99			# different for the two cases...
100			file_name = mock_inst.test_nvim.eval('expand("%:t")')
101			side_bar = mock_inst.test_nvim.eval('&relativenumber') \
102			or mock_inst.test_nvim.eval('&number')
103			all_rows = []
104			for i, line in enumerate(lines):
105			# screen doesn't have a \n
106			if eol_trim:
107			assert line[-eol_trim:] == '\n'
108			try:
109			assert len(line)-eol_trim == line_length
110			except AssertionError:
111			# TODO does this line length need to match?
112			if '-- INSERT --' not in line:
113			raise
114			break
115			if side_bar:
116			line = _remove_sidebar(line)
117			if line[0] == '~':
118			if eol_trim:
119			parsed = line[1:-eol_trim].rstrip()
120			else:
121			parsed = line[1:].rstrip()
122			if not parsed:
123			# do not add blank lists
124			continue
125			else:
126			if eol_trim:
127			parsed = line[:-eol_trim].rstrip()
128			else:
129			parsed = line.rstrip()
130			if not parsed:
131			parsed = ''
132			all_rows.append(parsed)
133
134			# Remove the status bar (screen has a new line padded after)
135			for i in range(1, 3):
136			if '[No Name]' in all_rows[-i]:
137			del all_rows[-i:]
138			break
139			elif file_name and file_name in all_rows[-i]:
140			del all_rows[-i-1:]
141			break
142			else:
143			raise Exception("couldn't find status bar...")
144			return all_rows
145
146
147			def _parse_text(lines, line_length, mock_inst):
148			return _parse(lines, line_length, mock_inst, eol_trim=1)
149
150
151			def _parse_screen(lines, line_length, mock_inst):
152			return _parse(lines, line_length, mock_inst ,eol_trim=0)
153
154
155			def _check_scrolled(screen, nvim_rows, parsed_thing,
156			max_scroll):
157			'''
158			the screen and text widget only ever store
159			what is being showed to the user,
160			while neovim gives the entire buffer.
161
162			we try matching slices of the lists to check
163			if it has been scrolled
164			checks max 10 scrolls forward and 10 backward
165			'''
166			viewable = len(parsed_thing)
167			screen_size = screen.bot - screen.top
168			if viewable != screen_size:
169			maybe_status_bar = screen_size - viewable
170			if maybe_status_bar > STATUS_BAR_HEIGHT:
171			raise Exception('fix this...')
172			for i in range(0, max_scroll + 1):
173			end_index = i + viewable
174			try:
175			# CHECK IF SCROLLED DOWN
176			assert nvim_rows[i:end_index] == parsed_thing
177			except AssertionError:
178			pass
179			else:
180			return True
181			try:
182			# CHECK IF SCROLLED UP
183			assert nvim_rows[-end_index:-i] == parsed_thing
184			except AssertionError:
185			pass
186			else:
187			return True
188			else:
189			raise AssertionError('nvim rows did not match..\n \
190			make sure scroll amount is less than '
191			+ str(max_scroll))
192
193
194			def compare_screens(mock_inst):
195			'''
196			compares our text widget values with the nvim values.
197			compares our internal screen with text widget
198
199			nvim only makes the text (no spacing or newlines avaliable)
200
201			'''
202			line_length = mock_inst._screen.columns
203
204			nvim_rows = _nvim_rows(mock_inst.test_nvim.buffers[BUFFER_NUM])
205			text_rows = _textwidget_rows(mock_inst.text)
206			screen_rows = _screen_rows(mock_inst._screen._cells)
207
208			parsed_text = _parse_text(text_rows, line_length, mock_inst)
209			parsed_screen = _parse_screen(screen_rows, line_length,
210			mock_inst)
211			try:
212			assert len(parsed_screen) == len(parsed_text)
213			except:
214			import pdb;pdb.set_trace()
215			try:
216			assert len(nvim_rows) == len(parsed_screen)
217			# A scroll may have happend
218			except AssertionError:
219			_check_scrolled(mock_inst._screen,
220			nvim_rows,
221			parsed_text,
222			mock_inst.max_scroll)
223			# TODO move this inside _check_scrolled
224			# can use the offset to check all cells
225			for sr, tr in zip(parsed_screen, parsed_text):
226			assert sr == tr
227			else:
228			# No Scroll happened they should all match
229			for sr, tr, nr in zip(parsed_screen,
230			parsed_text, nvim_rows):
231			assert sr == tr == nr
232
233
234			class Event():
235			def __init__(self, key, modifyer=None):
236			'''
237			mimics a tkinter key press event.
238			this just fudges it enough so it passes the checks
239			for our function...
240			'''
241			self.keysym = key
242			self.char = key
243			self.state = 0
244			self.keycode = ord(key)
245			self.keysym_num= ord(key)
246			if modifyer:
247			self.state = 1337
248			self.keysym = modifyer.capitalize()
249
250
251			def send_tk_key(tknvim, key, modifyer=None):
252			'''
253			send a key through to our class as a tkinter event
254			passed as tkinter or vim keys i.e Esc
255			pass in a modifyer as, shift, alt, or ctrl
256			'''
257			assert modifyer in ('shift', 'alt', 'ctrl', None)
258			if len(key) == 1:
259			event = Event(key, modifyer)
260			tknvim.nvim_handler.tk_key_pressed(event)
261			else:
262			# Special key
263			for value in KEY_TABLE.values():
264			if value == key:
265			break
266			else:
267			if key in KEY_TABLE:
268			key = KEY_TABLE[key]
269			else:
270			raise KeyError(
271			'Please pass an acceptable key in')
272			vimified = _stringify_key(key, [])
273			tknvim.nvim_handler._bridge.input(vimified)
274			time.sleep(0.02)
275

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