test/conftest.py
def testNotification(self, name="notification"):
        """
        Simulate a notification window. Note that, for testing purposes, this
        process must be killed explicitly, unlike actual notifications which
        are sent to a notification server and then expire after a timeout.
        """
        # Don't use a real notification, e.g. notify-send or
        # zenity --notification, since we want to keep the process on until
        # explicitly killed
        return self.testTkWindow(name, "notification")

        Simulate a notification window. Note that, for testing purposes, this
        process must be killed explicitly, unlike actual notifications which
        are sent to a notification server and then expire after a timeout.
        
Simulate a notification window. Note that, for testing purposes, this
process must be killed explicitly, unlike actual notifications which
are sent to a notification server and then expire after a timeout.
Simulate a notification window . Note that for testing purposes this process must be killed explicitly unlike actual notifications which are sent to a notification server and then expire after a timeout .
def testNotification(self, name="notification"):
        return self.testTkWindow(name, "notification")
def testNotification ( self , name = "notification" ) : return self . testTkWindow ( name , "notification" )
Simulate a notification window.
Simulate a notification window .
"""
        Simulate a notification window. Note that, for testing purposes, this
        process must be killed explicitly, unlike actual notifications which
        are sent to a notification server and then expire after a timeout.
        """ # Don't use a real notification, e.g. notify-send or # zenity --notification, since we want to keep the process on until # explicitly killed
self
name