How to use the klayout.QtGui function in klayout

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github KLayout / klayout / testdata / pymod / import_lay.py View on Github external
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import klayout.QtCore
import klayout.QtGui
if not "QApplication" in klayout.QtGui.__all__:
  import klayout.QtWidgets  # Qt5
import klayout.lay as lay
import unittest
import sys

# Tests the basic abilities of the module

class BasicTest(unittest.TestCase):

  def test_1(self):
    self.assertEqual("Annotation" in lay.__all__, True)

  def test_2(self):
    # Some smoke test
    ant = lay.Annotation()
    ant.style = lay.Annotation.StyleRuler
github KLayout / klayout / testdata / pymod / import_QtGui.py View on Github external
def test_2(self):
    # Some smoke test
    v = QtGui.QColor(12, 34, 68)
    self.assertEqual(v.red, 12)
    v.red = 17
    self.assertEqual(v.red, 17)
    self.assertEqual(v.green, 34)
    self.assertEqual(v.blue, 68)
github KLayout / klayout / testdata / pymod / import_QtGui.py View on Github external
def test_1(self):
    self.assertEqual("QColor" in QtGui.__all__, True)