"""Unit tests for wx.Control.

Methods yet to test for wx.Control:

Command, Create, GetAlignment"""

import unittest

import wx

import wxtest

import testWindow

class ControlTest(testWindow.WindowTest):

def __init__(self, arg):

# superclass setup

super(ControlTest,self).__init__(arg)

self.name = "Name of Control"

self.label_with_mnemonic = "Hello &World"

self.label_without_mnemonic = "Hello World"

def setUp(self):

self.frame = wx.Frame(parent=None, id=wx.ID_ANY)

self.testControl = wx.Control(parent=self.frame, id=wx.ID_ANY)

def testAllControlsNeedParents(self):

"""__init__"""

'''The assumption here is that all wx.Controls and subclasses need to have

parents. Some platforms (GTK) do not enforce this at object creation

time; this is to be considered an implementation detail.

"wxWidgets does require that non top-level windows have a parent,

it's just not enforced in debug mode on wxGTK like the others do."

For more information, see

http://lists.wxwidgets.org/cgi-bin/ezmlm-cgi?12:mss:3440:fjmhidphpdnbhoobomhi

UPDATE: This may have more to do with the 'wx-assertions-on' flag than GTK itself.

More research must be done.

'''

class_under_test = type(self.testControl)

if wxtest.ASSERTIONS_ON:

self.assertRaises(wx.PyAssertionError, class_under_test, None)

else:

class_under_test(None)

def testGetName(self):

"""GetName"""

self.testControl = type(self.testControl)(parent=self.frame, name=self.name)

self.assertEquals(self.name, self.testControl.GetName())

def testLabelText(self):

"""SetLabel, GetLabelText"""

# GetLabelText removes the mnemonics

self.testControl.SetLabel(self.label_with_mnemonic)

self.assertEquals(self.label_without_mnemonic, self.testControl.GetLabelText())

if __name__ == '__main__':

unittest.main()