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How to use not_return_none method in robotframework-pageobjects

Best Python code snippet using robotframework-pageobjects_python

test_unit.py

...326        # No need for testing in Robot too, since we will have a general test327        # that exceptions get raised properly, and this is just another exception.328        class P(Page):329            uri = ""330            def not_return_none(self):331                return True332            def return_none(self):333                pass334            @not_keyword335            def return_none_not_keyword(self):336                pass337            def _return_none(self):338                pass339        self.p = P()340    def test_method_not_return_none_should_not_raise_exception(self):341        self.assertTrue(self.p.not_return_none())342    @raises(exceptions.KeywordReturnsNoneError)343    def test_method_returning_none_should_raise_exception(self):344        self.p.return_none()345    def test_method_returning_none_with_not_keyword_should_not_raise_exception(self):346        self.assertIsNone(self.p.return_none_not_keyword())347    def test_private_method_returning_none_should_not_raise_exception(self):348        self.assertIsNone(self.p._return_none())349    def test_se2lib_keywords_fixed_to_mention_selectors(self):350        m = getattr(self.p, "click_element")351        docstring = inspect.getdoc(m)352        first_line_of_docstring = docstring.split("\n")[0]353        self.assertEquals(first_line_of_docstring, "click_element(self, selector_or_locator)")354        self.assertTrue("Click element identified by `selector` or `locator`" in docstring)355    def test_is_obj_keyword(self):...

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