Best Python code snippet using SeleniumBase
final_project.py
Source: final_project.py
...52def run_2(b2):53 global run_254 run_2 = not run_255b2 = button(text = "rectangle",pos = scene2.title_anchor,bind=run_2)56def run_3(b3):57 global run_358 run_3 = not run_359b3 = button(text = "W-sided shape",pos = scene2.title_anchor,bind=run_3)60def set_W(Wslider):61 W = Wslider.value62 vtext.text = '{:1d}-sided shape aperture'.format(Wslider.value)63 64Wslider = slider(min = 3 , max = 16 , step = 1 ,value = 3 , length = 300 ,65 bind = set_W, right = 15 , pos = scene2.title_anchor)66vtext = wtext(text='{:1d}-sided shape aperture'.format(Wslider.value), pos=scene2.title_anchor)67W = Wslider.value68lastW = W69run_4 = False70run_5 = False...
test_edge.py
Source: test_edge.py
1# -----------------------------------------------------------2# Unit tests for overflow problem utilising pytest3# email jozsef.la.kepes@gmail.com4# -----------------------------------------------------------5import pytest6from problem import Problem7def test_unit():8 """Perform unit tests for water overflow problem"""9 # Test 1: Check for negative input litres10 run_1 = Problem()11 with pytest.raises(ValueError, match='\'-1\' is an invalid positive int value'):12 run_1.pour(-1)13 # Test 2: Check for string input litres14 run_2 = Problem()15 with pytest.raises(ValueError, match='\'a\' is an invalid non integer/float value'):16 run_2.pour('a')17 # Test 3: Check for 0 input litres18 run_3 = Problem()19 run_3.pour(0)20 assert run_3.sum_glass_content() == 021 # Test 5: Check if Row number exists22 run_1 = Problem()23 run_1.pour(2.4)24 with pytest.raises(ValueError, match='Glass row 10 does not exist. Please choose a row between 0 and 5'):25 run_1.get_glass_content(10, 0)26 # Test 6: Check if Glass number exists27 with pytest.raises(ValueError, match='Glass number 1 does not exist in row 0. Please choose a glass between 0 and 1'):...
test_3.py
Source: test_3.py
1import directory.__init__ as init2def run_3():3 print("in test_3/run_3(): file name paht {0}".format(init.file_path))4 init.file_path = "run_3"...
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