# Copyright (c) 2014 The Chromium OS Authors. All rights reserved. # Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be # found in the LICENSE file. import itertools import logging import re import time from autotest_lib.client.common_lib import error from autotest_lib.client.common_lib.cros import chrome from autotest_lib.client.cros import touch_playback_test_base class touch_TapSettings(touch_playback_test_base.touch_playback_test_base): """Toggles tap-to-click and tap dragging settings to ensure correctness.""" version = 1 _TEST_TIMEOUT = 1 # Number of seconds the test will wait for a click. _MOUSE_DESCRIPTION = 'apple_mouse.prop' _CLICK_NAME = 'tap' _DRAG_NAME = 'tap-drag-right' def _check_for_click(self, expected): """Playback and check whether tap-to-click occurred. Fail if needed. @param expected: True if clicking should happen, else False. @raises: TestFail if actual value does not match expected. """ expected_count = 1 if expected else 0 self._events.clear_previous_events() self._playback(self._filepaths[self._CLICK_NAME]) time.sleep(self._TEST_TIMEOUT) actual_count = self._events.get_click_count() if actual_count is not expected_count: self._events.log_events() raise error.TestFail('Expected clicks=%s, actual=%s.' % (expected_count, actual_count)) def _check_for_drag(self, expected): """Playback and check whether tap dragging occurred. Fail if needed. @param expected: True if dragging should happen, else False. @raises: TestFail if actual value does not match expected. """ self._events.clear_previous_events() self._blocking_playback(self._filepaths[self._DRAG_NAME]) self._events.wait_for_events_to_complete() # Find a drag in the reported input events. events_log = self._events.get_events_log() log_search = re.search('mousedown.*\n(mousemove.*\n)+mouseup', events_log, re.MULTILINE) actual_dragging = log_search != None actual_click_count = self._events.get_click_count() actual = actual_dragging and actual_click_count == 1 if actual is not expected: self._events.log_events() raise error.TestFail('Tap dragging movement was %s; expected %s. ' 'Saw %s clicks.' % (actual, expected, actual_click_count)) def _is_testable(self): """Return True if test can run on this device, else False. @raises: TestError if host has no touchpad when it should. """ # Raise error if no touchpad detected. if not self._has_touchpad: raise error.TestError('No touchpad found on this device!') # Check if playback files are available on DUT to run test. self._filepaths = self._find_test_files( 'touchpad', [self._CLICK_NAME, self._DRAG_NAME]) if not self._filepaths: logging.info('Missing gesture files, Aborting test.') return False return True def run_once(self): """Entry point of this test.""" if not self._is_testable(): return # Log in and start test. with chrome.Chrome(autotest_ext=True, init_network_controller=True) as cr: # Setup. self._set_autotest_ext(cr.autotest_ext) self._open_events_page(cr) self._emulate_mouse() self._center_cursor() # Check default setting values. logging.info('Checking for default setting values.') self._check_for_click(True) self._check_for_drag(False) # Toggle settings in all combinations and check. options = [True, False] option_pairs = itertools.product(options, options) for (click_value, drag_value) in option_pairs: self._center_cursor() self._set_tap_to_click(click_value) self._set_tap_dragging(drag_value) self._check_for_click(click_value) self._check_for_drag(click_value and drag_value)