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I've written a series of unit tests in PyQt using QTest and unittest. My code passes signals around, so to ensure that sufficient time has gone by after an operation before testing, I throw in some qWaits.

APP.ui.serverPortEdit.setText('1234')
QTest.mouseClick(APP.ui.userConnectButton, Qt.LeftButton)
QTest.qWait(2000) #wait for the server to connect
self.checkOnline()

I'd like to run the same tests in PySide, but I can find no analogue to qWait. Have I overlooked something? The PySide qTest docs make no mention of it.

War es hilfreich?

Lösung

Can't you use python's time.sleep()?

Andere Tipps

For others that come across this (my first Google hit) time.sleep() does not process QEvents. I came across this PyQt4/PySide wrapper that defines qWait to use with PySide:

from datetime import datetime as datetime_, timedelta

@staticmethod
def qWait(t):
    end = datetime_.now() + timedelta(milliseconds=t)
    while datetime_.now() < end:
        QtGui.QApplication.processEvents()
QtTest.QTest.qWait = qWait
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