add test203 and 204

test203 tests Axes constructor with direct keywords
test204 tests Axes.update function

also changed the way myplotlib import tests

__init__.py

@@ -91,25 +91,4 @@ from .mytool import FigOneAxes
 from .test import myTest
 
 # import the tests
-from .test import test100
-from .test import test200, test201, test202
-from .test import test300, test301, test302, test303, test304, test305
-from .test import test306, test307, test308, test309, test310, test311
-from .test import test312
-from .test import test400, test401, test402, test403
-from .test import test500, test501, test502, test503, test504
-from .test import test505, test506, test507, test508, test509
-from .test import test510, test511
-from .test import test600
-
-# the tests to run
-testList = [test100,
-            test201, test202,
-            test300, test301, test302, test303, test304, test305,
-            test306, test307, test308, test309, test310, test311,
-            test312,
-            test400, test401, test402,
-            test503, test506, test500, test507, test501, test502,
-            test504, test505, test508, test509, test510, test511,
-            test600,
-            ]
+from .test import testList

mytool/axPlot2D.py

 # IMPORT ---------------------------------------------------------------
 from .. import SEVR, DBUG, INFO
 from .. import MyAxes
+from .. import rcParams
+
+SEVR = SEVR + ' (mypl.mytool.axPlot2D): '
+DBUG = DBUG + ' (mypl.mytool.axPlot2D): '
+INFO = INFO + ' (mypl.mytool.axPlot2D): '
 
 D_XRANGE = None
 D_YRANGE = None

test/__init__.py

@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ from .tests import myTest
 
 # import the tests
 from .tests import test100
-from .tests import test200, test201, test202
+from .tests import test200, test201, test202, test203, test204
 from .tests import test300, test301, test302, test303, test304, test305
 from .tests import test306, test307, test308, test309, test310, test311
 from .tests import test312
@@ -18,5 +18,17 @@ from .tests import test505, test506, test507, test508, test509
 from .tests import test510, test511
 from .tests import test600
 
+# the tests to run
+testList = [test100,
+            test201, test202, test203, test204,
+            test300, test301, test302, test303, test304, test305,
+            test306, test307, test308, test309, test310, test311,
+            test312,
+            test400, test401, test402,
+            test503, test506, test500, test507, test501, test502,
+            test504, test505, test508, test509, test510, test511,
+            test600,
+            ]
+
 # for the demos
 from ..mytool import print2screen

test/tests.py

@@ -221,6 +221,59 @@ def test202(debug):
     return(status)
 
 
+# TEST 2.03: Test Axes.__init__ with keywords.
+def test203(debug):
+    
+    # create the environment
+    data = MyData()
+    fig = FigTest1((data,))
+    
+    # create the axis
+    ax = AxTest1(fig, 6. / 8., [0, 0, 1, 1], xRange=[-2, 2])
+    
+    # set the data (simulate some formatRawData function)
+    ax.data = {'xdata': [-1, 1], 'ydata': [1, -1]}
+    
+    # plotting
+    status = ax.plotting()
+    
+    del ax
+    del fig
+    del data
+    
+    return(status)
+
+
+# TEST 2.04: Test Axes.update
+def test204(debug):
+    
+    # create the environment
+    data = MyData()
+    fig = FigTest1((data,))
+    
+    # create the axis
+    ax = AxTest1(fig, 6. / 8., [0, 0, 1, 1])
+    
+    # set the data (simulate some formatRawData function)
+    ax.data = {'xdata': [-1, 1], 'ydata': [1, -1]}
+    
+    # myplotlib usage
+    ax.update(xRange=[-2, 2])
+    
+    # matplotlib usage
+    kwargs = {'yRange': [-2, 2]}
+    ax.update(kwargs)
+    
+    # plotting
+    status = ax.plotting()
+    
+    del ax
+    del fig
+    del data
+    
+    return(status)
+
+
 # TEST 300: test the update of rawdata (EXPECTED: TRUE)
 def test300(debug):