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SVGHMI: min and max limit for widgets can be set with assigned variables

15 months ago, Edouard Tisserant
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SVGHMI: min and max limit for widgets can be set with assigned variables

This is a valid Widget declaration using new feature:
HMI:Input@/TARGETPRESSURE,0,max_pressure@max_pressure=hmi_local_max_setting

tests/projects/svghmi is updated accordingly.
""" This test opens, modifies, builds and runs exemple project named "python".
Test succeeds if runtime's stdout behaves as expected
"""
import os
import time
# allow module import from current test directory's parent
addImportPath(os.path.dirname(getBundlePath()))
# common test definitions module
from sikuliberemiz import run_test
def test(app):
app.doubleClick("main")
app.WaitIdleUI()
app.click("example")
app.WaitIdleUI()
app.type(Key.DOWN * 10, Key.CTRL)
# Zoom in to allow OCR
app.type("+")
app.WaitIdleUI()
app.doubleClick("Hello")
app.WaitIdleUI()
app.type(Key.TAB*3) # select text content
app.type("'sys.stdout.write(\"EDIT TEST OK\\n\")'")
app.type(Key.ENTER)
app.WaitIdleUI()
app.k.Clean()
app.waitForChangeAndIdleStdout()
app.k.Build()
app.waitPatternInStdout("Successfully built.", 10)
app.k.Connect()
app.waitForChangeAndIdleStdout()
app.k.Transfer()
app.waitForChangeAndIdleStdout()
app.k.Run()
# wait 10 seconds for 10 patterns
return app.waitPatternInStdout("EDIT TEST OK", 10)
run_test(test, exemple="python")