- Start Python unit tests. While tests are still running:
- Confirm text auto-scrolls once it fills the screen.
- Scroll up with a swipe. Text should stop auto-scrolling.
- Scroll to bottom with a swipe. Text should resume auto-scrolling.
- Repeat using the scroll buttons in the toolbar.
- Start Python console, and enter enough text to half fill the screen in portrait.
- Rotate screen back and forth. Bottom line scroll position should be maintained.
- Enter enough text to more than fill the screen in portrait.
- Rotate with scroll position at top, and in middle. Top line scroll position should be maintained.
- Show and hide the keyboard with scroll position at top, middle and bottom. Bottom or top line position should be maintained as described above.
- Start Python console.
- Enter some input, including some empty lines, and some errors.
- Input text should appear in bold black.
- Output text should appear in regular black.
- Error text should appear in red.
- Scroll to top and enter another line. Output should auto-scroll back to bottom.
- Examine the Android log. Lines should be tagged "python.stdin" "python.stdout" or "python.stderr" as appropriate. Empty input lines should be included.
- Start Python console and enter a line. It should appear in bold.
- Select some of the line and rotate the screen. The selection should still be present. (Related issue: #5379)
- Copy the line and paste it into the input box. It should not appear in bold.
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Assign to a variable.
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Rotate the screen and evaluate the variable. The correct result should appear.
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Press back and open the console again. The previous output should still be there.
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Evaulate the variable. The correct result should appear.
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Type
exit()
. The word "Finished" should appear in blue, the keyboard should disappear, and the input box should be disabled. -
Rotate the screen. The previous output should still be there.
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Press back and open the console again. The previous output should have gone, and only the initial banner should be displayed.
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Evaluate the variable. A
NameError
should be displayed. -
Press back and open one of the other activities. Then kill the process using the button in the Logcat window (not the main toolbar). The main menu should reappear.
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Open the console again. The previous output should have gone, and only the initial banner should be displayed.
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Enter
context.getPackageName()
. The result should becom.chaquo.python.demo3
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Enter a partial expression with an unclosed parenthesis. The "..." prompt should appear.
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Rotate the screen and complete the expression. The correct result should appear.
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Use the
print
function to print a non-ASCII Latin-1 character (e.g. "é"), and a non-Latin-1 character (e.g. "√"). They should be output correctly both on screen and in the Android log. -
Enter the following, and rotate the screen while it runs. No numbers should be missing, and auto-scrolling should not stop.
from time import sleep for i in range(50): print(i); sleep(0.1)