How to use the ahk.get function in ahk

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github fx-kirin / pyahk / test / control.py View on Github external
def test_00_delay(self):
        """Testing control delay decorator."""
        ctl = ahk.Control(self.script, store=False)
        # Set the control delay and check that it is set
        delay = 50
        ctl.set_delay(control=delay)
        self.assertEqual(ctl._cdelay, delay, msg="Set delay not stored?")
        # Mock out ahk.execute in the control module so no commands actually run
        with mock.patch('ahk.control.execute') as exc:
            outer_delay = ahk.get("A_ControlDelay")
            inner_delay = list() # Object in outer scope
            def store(cmd):
                """execute replacement for mock."""
                # Object in outer scope used in closure to store a value
                inner_delay.append(int(ahk.get("A_ControlDelay")))
                if 'send' not in cmd.lower():
                    #print cmd, inner_delay
                    ahk.execute(cmd)

            exc.side_effect = store # set store to be called when execute is
            # Call a delayed method and ensure that the stored delay is
            # in effect only in the method call
            ctl.send()
            inner_delay = inner_delay[-1] # Unwrap inner value
            self.assertNotEqual(outer_delay, inner_delay,
                msg="Inner delay {0} is the same as outer {1}!".format(
github fx-kirin / pyahk / test / control.py View on Github external
def store(cmd):
                """execute replacement for mock."""
                # Object in outer scope used in closure to store a value
                inner_delay.append(int(ahk.get("A_ControlDelay")))
                if 'send' not in cmd.lower():
                    #print cmd, inner_delay
                    ahk.execute(cmd)