Best Python code snippet using tempest_python
mywidgets.py
Source: mywidgets.py
...43 def set_screensaver_time(self, time):44 self.screensaver_time = time45 def set_kiosk_state(self, state):46 self.kiosk_state = state47 def set_deactivate_image(self, image):48 self.deactivate_image = image49 def set_app(self, widget):50 self.app = widget51 def set_indication_img(self, widget):52 self.indication_img = widget53 def get_main_app(self):54 return self.main_app55 def get_app(self):56 return self.app57 def get_root_view(self):58 return self.root59 def get_screen_manager_box(self):60 return self.screen_manager_box61 def get_home_screen(self):62 return self.home_screenname63 def get_videopop(self):64 return self.videopop65 def get_pricepop(self):66 return self.pricepop67 def get_reviewpop(self):68 return self.reviewpop69 def get_fidelitypop(self):70 return self.fidelitypop71 def get_dragwidget(self):72 return self.dragwidget73 def get_slider_app(self):74 return self.slider_app75 def get_screensaver_time(self):76 return self.screensaver_time77 def get_kiosk_state(self):78 return self.kiosk_state79 80 def get_deactivate_image(self):81 return self.deactivate_image82 def get_indication_img(self):...
image.py
Source: image.py
...44 """45 Create an image.46 """47 return IMPL.create_image(**kwargs)48def deactivate_image(image_id):49 """50 Deactivate an image.51 """52 return IMPL.deactivate_image(image_id)53def reactivate_image(image_id):54 """55 Reactivate an image.56 """57 return IMPL.reactivate_image(image_id)58def update_image(image_id, remove_props=None, **kwargs):59 """60 Update attributes of an image.61 :param image_id: ID of the image to modify.62 :param remove_props: List of property names to remove63 :param \*\*kwargs: Image attribute names and their new values.64 """65 return IMPL.update_image(image_id, remove_props=None, **kwargs)66def get_image_metadata(image_id):...
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