Test cases\r
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-A base of
25 test cases ensures the proper functioning of « Bloc Fissure ». 12 cases are dedicated to :ref:`cracked bended pipes <pipeTC>` and the others 13 are for other :ref:`generic geometries <genericTC>`. They are shown here in order to illustrate cases on which « Bloc Fissure » works.
\r+A base of
30 test cases guarantees the correct functioning of « Bloc Fissure ». 12 cases are dedicated to :ref:`cracked bended pipes <pipeTC>` and the others 13 are for other :ref:`generic geometries <genericTC>`. They are shown here in order to illustrate cases on which « Bloc Fissure » works.
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.. _genericTC:\r
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| with an external crack | |\r
+--------------------------------+----------------------------------------------+\r
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+coude_0 can be computed using this file for the data:\r
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+ * :download:`data for a bended puipe <../ihm/dialogFissureCoude.dic>`\r
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« Bloc Fissure » is very efficient for the case of bended pipes. The generation of the geometry and the crack insertion takes only around 15s.\r
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Running test cases\r
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-In SALOME interface:\r
+All the files for these test cases are stored in the directory of the installation of SALOME:\r
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+``Salome-VXXXX_package-YY/modules/SMESH_VXXXX/lib/python3.6/site-packages/salome/blocFissure``\r
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-0) **Generate med and breps files.** Once the files are generated, they are saved in SALOME source files. There is no need to generate them again::\r
+The test cases can be runned either through the python window of the SALOME GUI or with a python script.\r
+\r
+0) **Generate med and breps files.**::\r
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from blocFissure.materielCasTests import genereMateriel\r
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-Then the user can either launch all test cases, several at once or just one :\r
+Once the files are generated, they are saved into the directory of the installation of SALOME:\r
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+``Salome-VXXXX_package-YY/modules/SMESH_VXXXX/lib/python3.6/site-packages/salome/blocFissure/materielCasTests``\r
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+There is no need to generate them again.\r
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1) **To execute all test cases**::\r
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2) **To execute only selected test cases**:\r
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-modify execution_Cas.py file and change::\r
+modify the file ``CasTests/execution_Cas.py`` and change::\r
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runall = False. #old : True\r
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-And change from 0 to 1 of the number of the test you want to launch::\r
+And change from 0 to 1 of the index of the test you want to launch::\r
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- torun = [ 1, 0, 0, 0, 1, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 1, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0,]\r
+ torun = [ 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 1, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0]\r
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then launch the test cases::\r
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from blocFissure.CasTests import execution_Cas\r
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-3) **To execute only one test case**::\r
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- from blocFissure.CasTests.[TEST_CASE_NAME] import [TEST_CASE_NAME]\r
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- [TEST_CASE_NAME](0).executeProbleme()\r
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-[TEST_CASE_NAME] is the name of the test case in the following list. Note that the test cases fissureCoude_4 and fissure_Coude_4 are very similar.\r
+The index of each test is the position of the test in the following table, from 0 for cubeAngle, 1 for cubeAngle2,\r
+2 for cubeCoin... from top to bottom, then from left to right.\r
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+--------------------+--------------------+--------------------+-----------------+-----------------+\r
-| faceGauche | cylindre_2 | disquePerce | fissureCoude_3 | fissureCoude_6 |\r
+| cubeAngle | cylindre_2 | eprouvetteDroite_2 | fissureCoude_3 | fissureCoude_9 |\r
++--------------------+--------------------+--------------------+-----------------+-----------------+\r
+| cubeAngle2 | disquePerce | faceGauche | fissureCoude_4 | fissure_Coude |\r
+--------------------+--------------------+--------------------+-----------------+-----------------+\r
-| faceGauche_2 | eprouvetteCourbe | vis_1 | fissureCoude_4 | fissureCoude_7 |\r
+| cubeCoin | ellipse_1 | faceGauche_2 | fissureCoude_5 | fissure_Coude_4 |\r
+--------------------+--------------------+--------------------+-----------------+-----------------+\r
-| ellipse_1 | eprouvetteDroite | fissureCoude | fissure_Coude_4 | fissureCoude_8 |\r
+| cubeMilieu | ellipse_2 | fissureCoude_1 | fissureCoude_6 | vis_1 |\r
+--------------------+--------------------+--------------------+-----------------+-----------------+\r
-| ellipse_2 | cubeAngle | fissureCoude_1 | fissureCoude_5 | fissureCoude_9 |\r
+| cubeTransverse | eprouvetteCourbe | fissureCoude_10 | fissureCoude_7 | |\r
+--------------------+--------------------+--------------------+-----------------+-----------------+\r
-| cylindre | cubeAngle2 | fissureCoude_2 | fissureCoude_5 | fissureCoude_10 |\r
+| cylindre | eprouvetteDroite | fissureCoude_2 | fissureCoude_8 | |\r
+--------------------+--------------------+--------------------+-----------------+-----------------+\r
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+3) **To execute only one test case**::\r
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+ from blocFissure.CasTests.[TEST_CASE_NAME] import [TEST_CASE_NAME]\r
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+ [TEST_CASE_NAME](0).executeProbleme()\r
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+[TEST_CASE_NAME] is the name of the test case in the previous list. Note that the test cases fissureCoude_4 and fissure_Coude_4 are very similar.\r
+\r
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