Cheryl Sabella added the comment: I've submitted a PR for the tests that I added to complete coverage for Keys and Highlights and to add some GUI tests for the buttons. It's not everything that I wanted to do, but it ended up being more substantial than I realized.
Here's the issue I was having with testing `Double-Button-1` and `B1-Motion`. After the first ButtonPress and ButtonRelease, the second (or later) event-generate always looked like it was a double click (it probably was really a triple click or higher, depending how many times I tried it). I tried everything I could think of or find online, but I couldn't find how to reset the counts to start over and make it think it was a just `ButtonPress` and not a `Double-Button`. This was OK for the testing on `Double-Button`, but it was causing the `B1-Motion` not to work because it was not seeing each 'movement' as a press/move/release, but rather a double-button/move/release. It was OK because the Double also invokes the Press callback, however, since the Double event was bound to `break`, it didn't allow the text to be selected. (The difference between `Double` and `B1-Motion` is that Double selects a word and B1-Motion selects where the mouse moves). I played with it in IDLE and I could reset the Press by doing an event-generate on a different (x, y), but that didn't work in the test. I tried a delay and it still didn't fix it. Anyway, I've learned a lot about mouse binding while working on this, but without a solution, I cheated and just did ButtonPress on a different (x, y) for the second test. Sorry about the rambling, but I'd love to know the trick to resetting the number of button presses in a test. ---------- _______________________________________ Python tracker <rep...@bugs.python.org> <https://bugs.python.org/issue30780> _______________________________________ _______________________________________________ Python-bugs-list mailing list Unsubscribe: https://mail.python.org/mailman/options/python-bugs-list/archive%40mail-archive.com
