anki/tests/test_flags.py
Damien Elmes 71101d041a ditch marked tag in favour of card flags
Users can now mark individual cards with one of four different coloured
flags, instead of relying on a tag that applied to the whole note.

- replaced marking functionality in reviewer and browser with new
flag options
- added flag:x search
- marked and leech tags now show in normal tag list in filter screen,
instead of being treated specially
- the other clients will need updating to set and shown the flags, but
flags set in the beta should be preserved by the other clients
2017-08-12 16:08:10 +10:00

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from tests.shared import assertException, getEmptyCol
def test_flags():
col = getEmptyCol()
n = col.newNote()
n['Front'] = "one"; n['Back'] = "two"
cnt = col.addNote(n)
c = n.cards()[0]
# make sure higher bits are preserved
origBits = 0b101 << 3
c.flags = origBits
c.flush()
# no flags to start with
assert c.userFlag() == 0
assert len(col.findCards("flag:0")) == 1
assert len(col.findCards("flag:1")) == 0
# set flag 2
col.setUserFlag(2, [c.id])
c.load()
print("db is", col.db.all("select id, flags from cards"))
assert c.userFlag() == 2
assert c.flags & origBits == origBits
assert len(col.findCards("flag:0")) == 0
assert len(col.findCards("flag:2")) == 1
assert len(col.findCards("flag:3")) == 0
# change to 3
col.setUserFlag(3, [c.id])
c.load()
assert c.userFlag() == 3
# unset
col.setUserFlag(0, [c.id])
c.load()
assert c.userFlag() == 0
# should work with Cards method as well
c.setUserFlag(2)
assert c.userFlag() == 2
c.setUserFlag(3)
assert c.userFlag() == 3
c.setUserFlag(0)
assert c.userFlag() == 0