Functional test for timetable schema add wizard
===============================================

There are several paths through the timetable schema wizard.  We shall test
several of those, so that all pages are rendered, and all the branches are
taken.

   |testpath1| |testpath2| |testpath3| |testpath4| |testpath5| |testpath6|

.. |testpath1| image:: images/ttschema-wizard-1-tiny.png
.. |testpath2| image:: images/ttschema-wizard-2-tiny.png
.. |testpath3| image:: images/ttschema-wizard-3-tiny.png
.. |testpath4| image:: images/ttschema-wizard-4-tiny.png
.. |testpath5| image:: images/ttschema-wizard-5-tiny.png
.. |testpath6| image:: images/ttschema-wizard-6-tiny.png

.. contents:: Overview
   :backlinks: none

.. You can generate the png pictures from GraphViz files by running the
.. update-images.sh shell script in the images/ subdirectory.

The usual setup

    >>> from schooltool.app.browser.ftests.setup import setUpBasicSchool
    >>> setUpBasicSchool()
    >>> manager = Browser('manager', 'schooltool')

Weekly timetable
----------------

.. image:: images/ttschema-wizard-1.png

Let's go to the `new timetable schema` wizard:

    >>> manager.getLink('2005-2006').click()
    >>> manager.getLink('School Timetables').click()
    >>> manager.getLink('New Timetable').click()
    >>> '<h1>New timetable schema</h1>' in manager.contents
    True

We enter a title and press `Next` button:

    >>> manager.getControl('Title').value = 'Default'
    >>> manager.getControl('Next').click()

You can now choose the general type of the schedule. Let's choose the weekly
type for now -- we'll try the rotating cycle later.

    >>> manager.getControl('Days of the week').click()

Now you can choose whether the classes start at the same time every day. Let's
say that classes begin at the same time:

    >>> manager.getControl('Same time each day').click()

Enter now start and end times for each slot, one slot (HH:MM - HH:MM) per
line. By default there are two periods. Let's add two more entries.

    >>> manager.getControl(name='field.times').value = """\
    ... 9:30-10:25
    ... 10:30-11:25
    ... 11:30-12:25
    ... 12:30-13:25
    ... """
    >>> manager.getControl('Next').click()

Do periods have names or are they simply designated by time? For now, let's
say that periods are designated by time.

    >>> manager.getControl('Designated by time').click()

Do we use a homeroom period?  Let's say no:

    >>> manager.getControl('No').click()

The timetable schema gets created. Now we see the newly created timetable
schema in the list.

    >>> manager.getLink('Default')
    <Link text='Default' url='http://localhost/schoolyears/2005-2006/school_timetables/default'>

We can examine its composition more easily by looking at it's xml export view.

    >>> print http(r"""
    ... GET /schoolyears/2005-2006/school_timetables/default/export.xml HTTP/1.1
    ... Authorization: Basic manager:schooltool
    ... """, handle_errors=False)
    HTTP/1.1 200 Ok
    Content-Length: ...
    Content-Type: text/xml; charset=UTF-8
    Set-Cookie: ...
    <BLANKLINE>
    <timetable xmlns="http://schooltool.org/ns/timetable/0.1">
      <title>Default</title>
      <timezone name="UTC"/>
      <model factory="WeeklyTimetableModel">
        <daytemplate>
          <used when="Friday Monday Thursday Tuesday Wednesday"/>
          <period duration="55" tstart="09:30"/>
          <period duration="55" tstart="10:30"/>
          <period duration="55" tstart="11:30"/>
          <period duration="55" tstart="12:30"/>
        </daytemplate>
        <daytemplate>
          <used when="Saturday Sunday default"/>
        </daytemplate>
      </model>
      <day id="Monday">
        <period id="09:30-10:25"/>
        <period id="10:30-11:25"/>
        <period id="11:30-12:25"/>
        <period id="12:30-13:25"/>
      </day>
      <day id="Tuesday">
        <period id="09:30-10:25"/>
        <period id="10:30-11:25"/>
        <period id="11:30-12:25"/>
        <period id="12:30-13:25"/>
      </day>
      <day id="Wednesday">
        <period id="09:30-10:25"/>
        <period id="10:30-11:25"/>
        <period id="11:30-12:25"/>
        <period id="12:30-13:25"/>
      </day>
      <day id="Thursday">
        <period id="09:30-10:25"/>
        <period id="10:30-11:25"/>
        <period id="11:30-12:25"/>
        <period id="12:30-13:25"/>
      </day>
      <day id="Friday">
        <period id="09:30-10:25"/>
        <period id="10:30-11:25"/>
        <period id="11:30-12:25"/>
        <period id="12:30-13:25"/>
      </day>
      <day id="Saturday">
      </day>
      <day id="Sunday">
      </day>
    </timetable>


Rotating timetable
------------------

.. image:: images/ttschema-wizard-2.png

Let's do it again!

    >>> manager.getLink('2005-2006').click()
    >>> manager.getLink('School Timetables').click()
    >>> manager.getLink('New Timetable').click()

We enter a title and press the `Next` button:

    >>> manager.getControl('Title').value = 'Rotating'
    >>> manager.getControl('Next').click()

Let's choose rotating.

    >>> manager.getControl('Rotating cycle').click()

Enter names of days in cycle, one per line. We shall have three days,
designated A, B, and ... (oh no! the suspense!) ...  C.


    >>> manager.getControl(name='field.days').value = """\
    ... A
    ... B
    ... C
    ... """
    >>> manager.getControl('Next').click()

Do classes begin and end at the same time each day in your school's timetable?
Let's say that classes begin at the same time:

    >>> manager.getControl('Same time each day').click()

Enter start and end times for each slot, one slot (HH:MM - HH:MM) per
line. Let's add two more periods.

    >>> manager.getControl(name='field.times').value = """\
    ... 9:30-10:25
    ... 10:30-11:25
    ... 11:30-12:25
    ... 12:30-13:25
    ... """
    >>> manager.getControl('Next').click()

Do periods have names or are they simply designated by time? This time, let's
say that periods are named.

    >>> manager.getControl('Have names').click()

Enter names of periods, one per line.

    >>> manager.getControl(name='field.periods').value = """\
    ... Period_A
    ... Period_C
    ... Period_B
    ... Period_D
    ... """
    >>> manager.getControl('Next').click()

We get to choose whether sequences of periods in all days are the same. Let's
say they are the same.

    >>> manager.getControl('Same').click()

We can rearrange the periods now:

    >>> manager.getControl('Next').click()

Do we use a homeroom period?  Let's say yes:

    >>> manager.getControl('Yes').click()

Please indicate the homeroom period for each day.  Easy.  To make it more
interesting, let's say that day A uses Period_A for homeroom, day B gets
Period_B, while day C skips attendance.

    >>> manager.getControl(name='homeroom_0_Period_A').value = 'checked'
    >>> manager.getControl(name='homeroom_1_Period_C').value = 'checked'
    >>> manager.getControl(name='homeroom_1_Period_D').value = 'checked'
    >>> manager.getControl('Next').click()

Now we see the newly created timetable schema in the list.

    >>> manager.getLink('Rotating')
    <Link text='Rotating' url='http://localhost/schoolyears/2005-2006/school_timetables/rotating'>

We can examine its composition more easily by looking at it's xml export view.

    >>> print http(r"""
    ... GET /schoolyears/2005-2006/school_timetables/rotating/export.xml HTTP/1.1
    ... Authorization: Basic manager:schooltool
    ... """, handle_errors=False)
    HTTP/1.1 200 Ok
    Content-Length: ...
    Content-Type: text/xml; charset=UTF-8
    Set-Cookie: ...
    <BLANKLINE>
    <timetable xmlns="http://schooltool.org/ns/timetable/0.1">
      <title>Rotating</title>
      <timezone name="UTC"/>
      <model factory="SequentialDayIdBasedTimetableModel">
        <daytemplate>
          <used when="A B C"/>
          <period duration="55" tstart="09:30"/>
          <period duration="55" tstart="10:30"/>
          <period duration="55" tstart="11:30"/>
          <period duration="55" tstart="12:30"/>
        </daytemplate>
      </model>
      <day id="A">
        <period homeroom="" id="Period_A"/>
        <period id="Period_C"/>
        <period id="Period_B"/>
        <period id="Period_D"/>
      </day>
      <day id="B">
        <period id="Period_A"/>
        <period homeroom="" id="Period_C"/>
        <period id="Period_B"/>
        <period homeroom="" id="Period_D"/>
      </day>
      <day id="C">
        <period id="Period_A"/>
        <period id="Period_C"/>
        <period id="Period_B"/>
        <period id="Period_D"/>
      </day>
    </timetable>


Rotating timetable, different daily period order
------------------------------------------------

.. image:: images/ttschema-wizard-3.png

Let's do it again!

    >>> manager.getLink('2005-2006').click()
    >>> manager.getLink('School Timetables').click()
    >>> manager.getLink('New Timetable').click()

We enter a title and press the `Next` button:

    >>> manager.getControl('Title').value = 'Rotating 2'
    >>> manager.getControl('Next').click()

Let's choose rotating.

    >>> manager.getControl('Rotating cycle').click()

We shall have three days, designated A, B, and C.

    >>> manager.getControl(name='field.days').value = """\
    ... A
    ... B
    ... C
    ... """
    >>> manager.getControl('Next').click()

Do classes begin and end at the same time each day in your school's timetable?
Let's say that classes begin at the same time:

    >>> manager.getControl('Same time each day').click()

Enter start and end times for each slot, one slot (HH:MM - HH:MM) per
line. Let's add two more periods to the default two:

    >>> manager.getControl(name='field.times').value = """\
    ... 9:30-10:25
    ... 10:30-11:25
    ... 11:30-12:25
    ... 12:30-13:25
    ... """
    >>> manager.getControl('Next').click()

Do periods have names or are they simply designated by time? Let's say that
periods are named.

    >>> manager.getControl('Have names').click()

Enter names of periods, one per line.

    >>> manager.getControl(name='field.periods').value = """\
    ... Period_A
    ... Period_B
    ... Period_C
    ... Period_D
    ... """
    >>> manager.getControl('Next').click()

We get to choose whether sequences of periods in all days are the same. Let's
say they are different.

    >>> manager.getControl('Different').click()

Please put the periods in order for each day. We can rearrange them to our
liking:

    >>> manager.getControl(name='period_0_0').value = ['Period_A']
    >>> manager.getControl(name='period_0_1').value = ['Period_C']
    >>> manager.getControl(name='period_0_2').value = ['Period_B']
    >>> manager.getControl(name='period_0_3').value = ['Period_D']

    >>> manager.getControl(name='period_1_0').value = ['Period_D']
    >>> manager.getControl(name='period_1_1').value = ['Period_B']
    >>> manager.getControl(name='period_1_2').value = ['Period_C']
    >>> manager.getControl(name='period_1_3').value = ['Period_A']

    >>> manager.getControl(name='period_2_0').value = ['Period_A']
    >>> manager.getControl(name='period_2_1').value = ['Period_B']
    >>> manager.getControl(name='period_2_2').value = ['Period_C']
    >>> manager.getControl(name='period_2_3').value = ['Period_D']
    >>> manager.getControl('Next').click()

Do we use a homeroom period?  Let's say no:

    >>> manager.getControl('No').click()

The schema is now created:

    >>> print http(r"""
    ... GET /schoolyears/2005-2006/school_timetables/rotating-2/export.xml HTTP/1.1
    ... Authorization: Basic manager:schooltool
    ... """, handle_errors=False)
    HTTP/1.1 200 Ok
    Content-Length: ...
    Content-Type: text/xml; charset=UTF-8
    Set-Cookie: ...
    <BLANKLINE>
    <timetable xmlns="http://schooltool.org/ns/timetable/0.1">
      <title>Rotating 2</title>
      <timezone name="UTC"/>
      <model factory="SequentialDayIdBasedTimetableModel">
        <daytemplate>
          <used when="A B C"/>
          <period duration="55" tstart="09:30"/>
          <period duration="55" tstart="10:30"/>
          <period duration="55" tstart="11:30"/>
          <period duration="55" tstart="12:30"/>
        </daytemplate>
      </model>
      <day id="A">
        <period id="Period_A"/>
        <period id="Period_C"/>
        <period id="Period_B"/>
        <period id="Period_D"/>
      </day>
      <day id="B">
        <period id="Period_D"/>
        <period id="Period_B"/>
        <period id="Period_C"/>
        <period id="Period_A"/>
      </day>
      <day id="C">
        <period id="Period_A"/>
        <period id="Period_B"/>
        <period id="Period_C"/>
        <period id="Period_D"/>
      </day>
    </timetable>


Weekly timetable, named periods
-------------------------------

.. image:: images/ttschema-wizard-4.png

Let's go to the timetable schema wizard:

    >>> manager.getLink('2005-2006').click()
    >>> manager.getLink('School Timetables').click()
    >>> manager.getLink('New Timetable').click()

We enter a title and press Next

    >>> manager.getControl('Title').value = 'Weekly 2'
    >>> manager.getControl('Next').click()

Does your school's timetable cycle use days of the week, or a rotating cycle?
Let's choose weekly again.

    >>> manager.getControl('Days of the week').click()

Do classes begin and end at the same time each day in your school's timetable?
Let's say that classes begin at different times:

    >>> manager.getControl('Different times').click()

Enter start and end times for each slot on each day, one slot (HH:MM - HH:MM)
per line.  Let's add a few periods.  All days have the same periods, except
Friday.

    >>> manager.getControl(name='times.0').value = """\
    ... 9:30-10:25
    ... 10:30-11:25
    ... 11:30-12:25
    ... 12:30-13:25
    ... """

    >>> manager.getControl(name='times.1').value = """\
    ... 9:30-10:25
    ... 10:30-11:25
    ... 11:30-12:25
    ... 12:30-13:25
    ... """

    >>> manager.getControl(name='times.2').value = """\
    ... 9:30-10:25
    ... 10:30-11:25
    ... 11:30-12:25
    ... 12:30-13:25
    ... """

    >>> manager.getControl(name='times.3').value = """\
    ... 9:30-10:25
    ... 10:30-11:25
    ... 11:30-12:25
    ... 12:30-13:25
    ... """

    >>> manager.getControl(name='times.4').value = """\
    ... 9:30-10:20
    ... 10:25-11:15
    ... 11:20-12:10
    ... """

    >>> manager.getControl('Next').click()

Do periods have names or are they simply designated by time? Let's say that
periods are named.

    >>> manager.getControl('Have names').click()

Now enter names of periods, one per line. We will name them periods A, B, C,
D, E, F.  Next we get to choose whether sequences of periods in all days are
the same:

    >>> manager.getControl(name='field.periods').value = """\
    ... A
    ... B
    ... C
    ... D
    ... E
    ... F
    ... """
    >>> manager.getControl('Next').click()

Is the sequence of periods each day the same or different? Let's say they are
different.

    >>> manager.getControl('Different').click()

Please put the periods in order for each day. We can rearrange a little bit:

    >>> manager.getControl(name='period_0_0').value = ['A']
    >>> manager.getControl(name='period_0_1').value = ['B']
    >>> manager.getControl(name='period_0_2').value = ['C']
    >>> manager.getControl(name='period_0_3').value = ['D']

    >>> manager.getControl(name='period_1_0').value = ['B']
    >>> manager.getControl(name='period_1_1').value = ['C']
    >>> manager.getControl(name='period_1_2').value = ['D']
    >>> manager.getControl(name='period_1_3').value = ['E']

    >>> manager.getControl(name='period_2_0').value = ['C']
    >>> manager.getControl(name='period_2_1').value = ['D']
    >>> manager.getControl(name='period_2_2').value = ['E']
    >>> manager.getControl(name='period_2_3').value = ['F']

    >>> manager.getControl(name='period_3_0').value = ['D']
    >>> manager.getControl(name='period_3_1').value = ['E']
    >>> manager.getControl(name='period_3_2').value = ['F']
    >>> manager.getControl(name='period_3_3').value = ['A']

    >>> manager.getControl(name='period_4_0').value = ['C']
    >>> manager.getControl(name='period_4_1').value = ['D']
    >>> manager.getControl(name='period_4_2').value = ['E']

    >>> manager.getControl('Next').click()

Do we use a homeroom period?  Let's say no:

    >>> manager.getControl('No').click()

The schema is now created:

    >>> print http(r"""
    ... GET /schoolyears/2005-2006/school_timetables/weekly-2/export.xml HTTP/1.1
    ... Authorization: Basic manager:schooltool
    ... """, handle_errors=False)
    HTTP/1.1 200 Ok
    Content-Length: ...
    Content-Type: text/xml; charset=UTF-8
    Set-Cookie: ...
    <BLANKLINE>
    <timetable xmlns="http://schooltool.org/ns/timetable/0.1">
      <title>Weekly 2</title>
      <timezone name="UTC"/>
      <model factory="WeeklyTimetableModel">
        <daytemplate>
          <used when="Friday"/>
          <period duration="50" tstart="09:30"/>
          <period duration="50" tstart="10:25"/>
          <period duration="50" tstart="11:20"/>
        </daytemplate>
        <daytemplate>
          <used when="Monday Thursday Tuesday Wednesday"/>
          <period duration="55" tstart="09:30"/>
          <period duration="55" tstart="10:30"/>
          <period duration="55" tstart="11:30"/>
          <period duration="55" tstart="12:30"/>
        </daytemplate>
        <daytemplate>
          <used when="Saturday Sunday default"/>
        </daytemplate>
      </model>
      <day id="Monday">
        <period id="A"/>
        <period id="B"/>
        <period id="C"/>
        <period id="D"/>
      </day>
      <day id="Tuesday">
        <period id="B"/>
        <period id="C"/>
        <period id="D"/>
        <period id="E"/>
      </day>
      <day id="Wednesday">
        <period id="C"/>
        <period id="D"/>
        <period id="E"/>
        <period id="F"/>
      </day>
      <day id="Thursday">
        <period id="D"/>
        <period id="E"/>
        <period id="F"/>
        <period id="A"/>
      </day>
      <day id="Friday">
        <period id="C"/>
        <period id="D"/>
        <period id="E"/>
      </day>
      <day id="Saturday">
      </day>
      <day id="Sunday">
      </day>
    </timetable>


Weekly timetable, lessons on saturday
-------------------------------------

Let's go to the timetable schema wizard:

    >>> manager.getLink('2005-2006').click()
    >>> manager.getLink('School Timetables').click()
    >>> manager.getLink('New Timetable').click()

We enter a title and press Next

    >>> manager.getControl('Title').value = 'Weekly 3'
    >>> manager.getControl('Next').click()

Does your school's timetable cycle use days of the week, or a rotating cycle?
Let's choose weekly again.

    >>> manager.getControl('Days of the week').click()

Do classes begin and end at the same time each day in your school's timetable?
Let's say that classes begin at different times:

    >>> manager.getControl('Different times').click()

Enter start and end times for each slot on each day, one slot (HH:MM -
HH:MM) per line.  Let's add a few periods.  All days have the same
periods. But this time let's add some periods on Saturday:

    >>> periods = """\
    ... 9:30-10:25
    ... 10:30-11:25
    ... 11:30-12:25
    ... 12:30-13:25
    ... """

    >>> for day in range(6):
    ...     manager.getControl(name='times.%s' % day).value = periods

    >>> manager.getControl('Next').click()

Do periods have names or are they simply designated by time? For now, let's
say that periods are designated by time.

    >>> manager.getControl('Designated by time').click()

Do we use a homeroom period?  Let's say no:

    >>> manager.getControl('No').click()

The schema is now created:

    >>> print http(r"""
    ... GET /schoolyears/2005-2006/school_timetables/weekly-3/export.xml HTTP/1.1
    ... Authorization: Basic manager:schooltool
    ... """, handle_errors=False)
    HTTP/1.1 200 Ok
    Content-Length: ...
    Content-Type: text/xml; charset=UTF-8
    Set-Cookie: ...
    <BLANKLINE>
    <timetable xmlns="http://schooltool.org/ns/timetable/0.1">
      <title>Weekly 3</title>
      <timezone name="UTC"/>
      <model factory="WeeklyTimetableModel">
        <daytemplate>
          <used when="Friday Monday Saturday Thursday Tuesday Wednesday"/>
          <period duration="55" tstart="09:30"/>
          <period duration="55" tstart="10:30"/>
          <period duration="55" tstart="11:30"/>
          <period duration="55" tstart="12:30"/>
        </daytemplate>
        <daytemplate>
          <used when="Sunday default"/>
        </daytemplate>
      </model>
      <day id="Monday">
        <period id="09:30-10:25"/>
        <period id="10:30-11:25"/>
        <period id="11:30-12:25"/>
        <period id="12:30-13:25"/>
      </day>
      <day id="Tuesday">
        <period id="09:30-10:25"/>
        <period id="10:30-11:25"/>
        <period id="11:30-12:25"/>
        <period id="12:30-13:25"/>
      </day>
      <day id="Wednesday">
        <period id="09:30-10:25"/>
        <period id="10:30-11:25"/>
        <period id="11:30-12:25"/>
        <period id="12:30-13:25"/>
      </day>
      <day id="Thursday">
        <period id="09:30-10:25"/>
        <period id="10:30-11:25"/>
        <period id="11:30-12:25"/>
        <period id="12:30-13:25"/>
      </day>
      <day id="Friday">
        <period id="09:30-10:25"/>
        <period id="10:30-11:25"/>
        <period id="11:30-12:25"/>
        <period id="12:30-13:25"/>
      </day>
      <day id="Saturday">
        <period id="09:30-10:25"/>
        <period id="10:30-11:25"/>
        <period id="11:30-12:25"/>
        <period id="12:30-13:25"/>
      </day>
      <day id="Sunday">
      </day>
    </timetable>


Rotating timetable, different period times (per weekday)
--------------------------------------------------------

.. image:: images/ttschema-wizard-5.png

Let's do it again!

    >>> manager.getLink('2005-2006').click()
    >>> manager.getLink('School Timetables').click()
    >>> manager.getLink('New Timetable').click()

We enter a title and press Next

    >>> manager.getControl('Title').value = 'Rotating 3'
    >>> manager.getControl('Next').click()

Let's choose rotating.

    >>> manager.getControl('Rotating cycle').click()

We shall have three days, designated A, B, and C.

    >>> manager.getControl(name='field.days').value = """\
    ... A
    ... B
    ... C
    ... """
    >>> manager.getControl('Next').click()

Let's say that classes begin at different times

    >>> manager.getControl('Different').click()

Do start and end times vary based on the day of the week (Monday -
Friday) or the day in the cycle?  We'll go with weekly.

    >>> manager.getControl('Day of week').click()

Let's add a few periods.  All days must have the same number of periods.

    >>> for day in [0, 1, 2, 3]:
    ...     manager.getControl(name='times.%d' % day).value = """\
    ... 9:30-10:25
    ... 10:30-11:25
    ... 11:30-12:25
    ... 12:30-13:25
    ... """

    >>> manager.getControl(name='times.4').value = """\
    ... 9:30-10:20
    ... 10:25-11:15
    ... 11:20-12:10
    ... 12:15-13:05
    ... """

    >>> manager.getControl('Next').click()

Do periods have names or are they simply designated by time? Let's say that
periods are named.

    >>> manager.getControl('Have names').click()

We will name them periods A, B, C, D.

    >>> manager.getControl(name='field.periods').value = """\
    ... Period_A
    ... Period_B
    ... Period_C
    ... Period_D
    ... """
    >>> manager.getControl('Next').click()

We get to choose whether sequences of periods in all days are the same:
Let's say they are different.

    >>> manager.getControl('Different').click()

Please put the periods in order for each day. We can rearrange them a bit:

    >>> manager.getControl(name='period_0_0').value = ['Period_A']
    >>> manager.getControl(name='period_0_1').value = ['Period_C']
    >>> manager.getControl(name='period_0_2').value = ['Period_B']
    >>> manager.getControl(name='period_0_3').value = ['Period_D']

    >>> manager.getControl(name='period_1_0').value = ['Period_D']
    >>> manager.getControl(name='period_1_1').value = ['Period_B']
    >>> manager.getControl(name='period_1_2').value = ['Period_C']
    >>> manager.getControl(name='period_1_3').value = ['Period_A']

    >>> manager.getControl(name='period_2_0').value = ['Period_A']
    >>> manager.getControl(name='period_2_1').value = ['Period_B']
    >>> manager.getControl(name='period_2_2').value = ['Period_C']
    >>> manager.getControl(name='period_2_3').value = ['Period_D']

    >>> manager.getControl('Next').click()

Do we use a homeroom period?  Let's say no:

    >>> manager.getControl('No').click()

The schema is now created:

    >>> print http(r"""
    ... GET /schoolyears/2005-2006/school_timetables/rotating-3/export.xml HTTP/1.1
    ... Authorization: Basic mgr:mgrpw
    ... """, handle_errors=False)
    HTTP/1.1 200 Ok
    Content-Length: ...
    Content-Type: text/xml; charset=UTF-8
    ...
    <BLANKLINE>
    <timetable xmlns="http://schooltool.org/ns/timetable/0.1">
      <title>Rotating 3</title>
      <timezone name="UTC"/>
      <model factory="SequentialDaysTimetableModel">
        <daytemplate>
          <used when="Friday"/>
          <period duration="50" tstart="09:30"/>
          <period duration="50" tstart="10:25"/>
          <period duration="50" tstart="11:20"/>
          <period duration="50" tstart="12:15"/>
        </daytemplate>
        <daytemplate>
          <used when="Monday Thursday Tuesday Wednesday"/>
          <period duration="55" tstart="09:30"/>
          <period duration="55" tstart="10:30"/>
          <period duration="55" tstart="11:30"/>
          <period duration="55" tstart="12:30"/>
        </daytemplate>
        <daytemplate>
          <used when="Saturday Sunday default"/>
        </daytemplate>
      </model>
      <day id="A">
        <period id="Period_A"/>
        <period id="Period_C"/>
        <period id="Period_B"/>
        <period id="Period_D"/>
      </day>
      <day id="B">
        <period id="Period_D"/>
        <period id="Period_B"/>
        <period id="Period_C"/>
        <period id="Period_A"/>
      </day>
      <day id="C">
        <period id="Period_A"/>
        <period id="Period_B"/>
        <period id="Period_C"/>
        <period id="Period_D"/>
      </day>
    </timetable>


Rotating timetable, different period times (rotating day)
---------------------------------------------------------

.. image:: images/ttschema-wizard-6.png

Let's do it one last time!

    >>> manager.getLink('2005-2006').click()
    >>> manager.getLink('School Timetables').click()
    >>> manager.getLink('New Timetable').click()

We enter a title and press the `Next` button:

    >>> manager.getControl('Title').value = 'Rotating 4'
    >>> manager.getControl('Next').click()

Let's choose rotating.

    >>> manager.getControl('Rotating cycle').click()

We shall have three days, designated Day A, Day B, and Day C.

    >>> manager.getControl(name='field.days').value = """\
    ... Day A
    ... Day B
    ... Day C
    ... """
    >>> manager.getControl('Next').click()

Do classes begin and end at the same time each day in your school's timetable?
Let's say that classes begin at the same time:

    >>> manager.getControl('Different times').click()

Do start and end times vary based on the day of the week (Monday -
Friday) or the day in the cycle?

    >>> manager.getControl('Day in cycle').click()

Enter start and end times for each slot on each day, one slot (HH:MM - HH:MM)
per line. Let's add a few periods.  Day 2 will have one period more.

    >>> manager.getControl(name='times.0').value = """\
    ... 9:30-10:25
    ... 10:30-11:25
    ... 11:30-12:25
    ... 12:30-13:25
    ... """

    >>> manager.getControl(name='times.1').value = """\
    ... 9:00-9:55
    ... 10:00-10:55
    ... 11:00-11:55
    ... 12:00-12:55
    ... 13:00-13:55
    ... """

    >>> manager.getControl(name='times.2').value = """\
    ... 9:30-10:25
    ... 10:30-11:25
    ... 11:30-12:25
    ... 12:30-13:25
    ... """
    >>> manager.getControl('Next').click()

Do periods have names or are they simply designated by time? Let's say that
periods are named.

    >>> manager.getControl('Have names').click()

We will name them periods A, B, C, D, E, F.  Next we get to choose whether
sequences of periods in all days are the same:

    >>> manager.getControl(name='field.periods').value = """\
    ... A
    ... B
    ... C
    ... D
    ... E
    ... F
    ... """
    >>> manager.getControl('Next').click()

Is the sequence of periods each day the same or different? Let's say they are
different.

    >>> manager.getControl('Different').click()

Please put the periods in order for each day. We can rearrange them a bit:

    >>> manager.getControl(name='period_0_0').value = ['A']
    >>> manager.getControl(name='period_0_1').value = ['B']
    >>> manager.getControl(name='period_0_2').value = ['C']
    >>> manager.getControl(name='period_0_3').value = ['D']

    >>> manager.getControl(name='period_1_0').value = ['B']
    >>> manager.getControl(name='period_1_1').value = ['C']
    >>> manager.getControl(name='period_1_2').value = ['D']
    >>> manager.getControl(name='period_1_3').value = ['E']
    >>> manager.getControl(name='period_1_4').value = ['F']

    >>> manager.getControl(name='period_2_0').value = ['C']
    >>> manager.getControl(name='period_2_1').value = ['D']
    >>> manager.getControl(name='period_2_2').value = ['E']
    >>> manager.getControl(name='period_2_3').value = ['F']

    >>> manager.getControl('Next').click()

Do we use a homeroom period?  Let's say no:

    >>> manager.getControl('No').click()

The schema is now created:

    >>> print http(r"""
    ... GET /schoolyears/2005-2006/school_timetables/rotating-4/export.xml HTTP/1.1
    ... Authorization: Basic manager:schooltool
    ... """, handle_errors=False)
    HTTP/1.1 200 Ok
    Content-Length: ...
    Content-Type: text/xml; charset=UTF-8
    Set-Cookie: ...
    <BLANKLINE>
    <timetable xmlns="http://schooltool.org/ns/timetable/0.1">
      <title>Rotating 4</title>
      <timezone name="UTC"/>
      <model factory="SequentialDayIdBasedTimetableModel">
        <daytemplate>
          <used when="C Day Day A"/>
          <period duration="55" tstart="09:30"/>
          <period duration="55" tstart="10:30"/>
          <period duration="55" tstart="11:30"/>
          <period duration="55" tstart="12:30"/>
        </daytemplate>
        <daytemplate>
          <used when="Day B"/>
          <period duration="55" tstart="09:00"/>
          <period duration="55" tstart="10:00"/>
          <period duration="55" tstart="11:00"/>
          <period duration="55" tstart="12:00"/>
          <period duration="55" tstart="13:00"/>
        </daytemplate>
      </model>
      <day id="Day A">
        <period id="A"/>
        <period id="B"/>
        <period id="C"/>
        <period id="D"/>
      </day>
      <day id="Day B">
        <period id="B"/>
        <period id="C"/>
        <period id="D"/>
        <period id="E"/>
        <period id="F"/>
      </day>
      <day id="Day C">
        <period id="C"/>
        <period id="D"/>
        <period id="E"/>
        <period id="F"/>
      </day>
    </timetable>


The Cancel button
-----------------

Let's do it once more!

    >>> manager.getLink('2005-2006').click()
    >>> manager.getLink('School Timetables').click()
    >>> manager.getLink('New Timetable').click()

We enter a title and press Next

    >>> manager.getControl('Title').value = 'Rotating'
    >>> manager.getControl('Next').click()

And now we suddenly realize that we don't need another schema.  We can't
simply go away and forget about this wizard, because it remembers the
last step we completed:

    >>> manager.getLink('2005-2006').click()
    >>> manager.getLink('School Timetables').click()
    >>> manager.getLink('New Timetable').click()
    >>> "Days of the week" in manager.contents
    True
    >>> "Rotating cycle" in manager.contents
    True

However we can press the Cancel button and go back to the beginning

    >>> manager.getControl('Cancel').click()
    >>> manager.url
    'http://localhost/schoolyears/2005-2006/school_timetables'

If we now click on the New Timetable button, we'll see the first page
again.

    >>> manager.getLink('New Timetable').click()
    >>> manager.getControl('Title')
    <Control name='field.title' type='text'>

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