def test_meta_declaration(self):
     """Tests that false declarations of implementing an API raise an error"""
     assert Utils.not_raises(API.APIError, self.declare_basic_support)
     assert Utils.not_raises(API.APIError, self.declare_inherited_support)
     assert Utils.raises(API.APIError, self.declare_false_support)
     assert Utils.raises(API.APIError, self.declare_false_inherited_support)
     assert Utils.raises(API.APIError, self.declare_ill_support)
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 def test_identify(self):
     """Tests finding the names mapped to constants (and failure to find)"""
     assert MyStringEnum.identify("Big Apple") == "NEW_YORK"
     assert MyStringEnum.identify("A Rafting Opportunity") == "ORANGE_RIVER"
     assert Utils.raises(KeyError, MyStringEnum.identify, 1)
     assert Utils.raises(KeyError, MyStringEnum.identify, "new_york")
     assert MyStringEnum.identify("Quartzitic Sandstone", "TABLE_MOUNTAIN") == "TABLE_MOUNTAIN"
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 def test_meta_declaration(self):
     """Tests that false declarations of implementing an API raise an error"""
     assert Utils.not_raises(API.APIError, self.declare_basic_support)
     assert Utils.not_raises(API.APIError, self.declare_inherited_support)
     assert Utils.raises(API.APIError, self.declare_false_support)
     assert Utils.raises(API.APIError, self.declare_false_inherited_support)
     assert Utils.raises(API.APIError, self.declare_ill_support)
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 def test_identify(self):
     """Tests finding the names mapped to constants (and failure to find)"""
     assert MyStringEnum.identify("Big Apple") == "NEW_YORK"
     assert MyStringEnum.identify("A Rafting Opportunity") == "ORANGE_RIVER"
     assert Utils.raises(KeyError, MyStringEnum.identify, 1)
     assert Utils.raises(KeyError, MyStringEnum.identify, "new_york")
     assert MyStringEnum.identify("Quartzitic Sandstone",
                                  "TABLE_MOUNTAIN") == "TABLE_MOUNTAIN"
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def test_skip_test_for():
    """Skips the test when the right options are passed"""
    badgers = {"william": "holland", "eric": "new zealand", "cecily": "paraguay"}
    @Utils.skip_test_for("There is no badger", Utils.contains_expected_kwargs(badger="scott"))
    def find_badger(badger):
        """tries to find the given badger"""
        return badgers[badger]
    assert Utils.method_raises(Utils.Skipped)(find_badger)("scott")
    assert find_badger("william") == "holland"
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def test_skip_test_for():
    """Skips the test when the right options are passed"""
    badgers = {
        "william": "holland",
        "eric": "new zealand",
        "cecily": "paraguay"
    }

    @Utils.skip_test_for("There is no badger",
                         Utils.contains_expected_kwargs(badger="scott"))
    def find_badger(badger):
        """tries to find the given badger"""
        return badgers[badger]

    assert Utils.method_raises(Utils.Skipped)(find_badger)("scott")
    assert find_badger("william") == "holland"
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 def test_lookup(self):
     """Tests looking up an enum by name"""
     assert MyStringEnum.lookup("NEW_YORK") == "Big Apple"
     assert MyStringEnum.lookup("ORANGE_RIVER") == "A Rafting Opportunity"
     assert Utils.raises(KeyError, MyStringEnum.lookup, "TABLE_MOUNTAIN")
     assert MyStringEnum.lookup(
         "TABLE_MOUNTAIN", "Quartzitic Sandstone") == "Quartzitic Sandstone"
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 def test_find_module(self):
     target_file = Module.__file__
     if target_file.endswith(".pyc") or target_file.endswith(".pyo"):
         source_file = target_file[:target_file.rfind(".")] + ".py"
         if os.path.exists(source_file):
             target_file = source_file
     assert Module.find_module("j5basic") == os.path.dirname(target_file)
     assert Module.find_module("j5basic.Module") == target_file
     assert Utils.raises(ValueError, Module.find_module, "j5basic.NonExistent")
 def test_find_module(self):
     target_file = Module.__file__
     if target_file.endswith(".pyc") or target_file.endswith(".pyo"):
         source_file = target_file[:target_file.rfind(".")] + ".py"
         if os.path.exists(source_file):
             target_file = source_file
     assert Module.find_module("j5basic") == os.path.dirname(target_file)
     assert Module.find_module("j5basic.Module") == target_file
     assert Utils.raises(ValueError, Module.find_module,
                         "j5basic.NonExistent")
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def test_secure_tmp_file():
    file, file_name = Utils.secure_tmp_file(text=True)
    try:
        assert os.path.exists(file_name)
        file.write("Contents")
        file.close()
        assert os.path.exists(file_name)
        reader = open(file_name, "r")
        assert reader.read() == "Contents"
        reader.close()
    finally:
        os.remove(file_name)
        assert not os.path.exists(file_name)
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def test_secure_tmp_file():
    file, file_name = Utils.secure_tmp_file()
    try:
        assert os.path.exists(file_name)
        file.write("Contents".encode('utf-8'))
        file.close()
        assert os.path.exists(file_name)
        reader = open(file_name, "r")
        assert reader.read() == "Contents"
        reader.close()
    finally:
        os.remove(file_name)
        assert not os.path.exists(file_name)
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def test_simple_raises_returns():
    """check returning a value causes an error in raises"""
    raised = None
    returned = None
    try:
        returned = Utils.raises(ValueError, sample_method, 1)
    except AssertionError as e:
        raised = e
    except Exception as e:
        raised = e
    assert returned is None
    assert isinstance(raised, AssertionError)
    assert "Call to sample_method did not raise ValueError but returned 'pigeons'" == str(raised)
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def test_simple_raises_returns():
    """check returning a value causes an error in raises"""
    raised = None
    returned = None
    try:
        returned = Utils.raises(ValueError, sample_method, 1)
    except AssertionError as e:
        raised = e
    except Exception as e:
        raised = e
    assert returned is None
    assert isinstance(raised, AssertionError)
    assert "Call to sample_method did not raise ValueError but returned 'pigeons'" == str(
        raised)
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def test_simple_raises_incorrect():
    """checks that raises handles an incorrect exception properly"""
    raised = None
    returned = None
    try:
        returned = Utils.raises(ValueError, sample_method, 4)
    except AssertionError as e:
        raised = e
    except Exception as e:
        raised = e
    assert returned is None
    assert isinstance(raised, AssertionError)
    print(str(raised))
    assert "Call to sample_method did not raise ValueError but raised KeyError: 'Wrong key'" == str(raised)
 def test_min_max(self):
     assert Utils.raises(ValueError, min, self.empty)
     assert Utils.raises(ValueError, max, self.empty)
     assert self.single_item.min() == self.single_item.max() == 1
     assert self.hundred.min() == 1
     assert self.hundred.max() == 100
     assert self.date.min() == ORWELL
     assert self.date.max() == SPACE
     assert self.space_year.min() == datetime.datetime(2001, 1, 1)
     assert self.space_year.max() == datetime.datetime(2001, 12, 31)
     # test altering operations
     hundred = self.hundred.copy()
     assert hundred.min() == 1
     assert hundred.max() == 100
     hundred.add(1000)
     assert hundred.max() == 1000
     hundred.discard(1)
     assert hundred.min() == 2
     hundred.remove(2)
     assert hundred.min() == 3
     hundred |= self.single_item
     assert hundred.min() == 1
     hundred &= self.hundred
     assert hundred.max() == 100
    def test_resolve(self):
        assert Module.resolvemodule("j5basic.Module") == Module
        # Run this twice to cover the cached usage
        assert Module.resolvemodule("j5basic.Module") == Module
        try:
            from j5.Config import ConfigTree
            assert Module.resolvemodule(
                "j5.Config.ConfigTree.Node") == ConfigTree.Node
        except ImportError:
            pass

        assert Module.resolvemodule(
            "j5basic.Module.canonicalize") == Module.canonicalize
        assert Utils.raises(ImportError, Module.resolvemodule,
                            "j5basic.Moodle")
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def test_scalar_calculation():
    """tests that scalars created from units can be used in calculations"""
    m = Units.BaseUnit("m")
    s = Units.BaseUnit("s")
    mm = m / 1000
    x = m(35)
    assert x == mm(35000)
    assert m(35) + m(3) == m(38)
    assert m(35) - mm(3) == mm(34997)
    assert Utils.raises(ValueError, operator.add, m(35), 3)
    assert m(35) * 3 == m(105)
    assert m(35) * m(3) == (m * m)(35 * 3)
    assert Utils.raises(ValueError, operator.add, 3, m(35))
    assert 3 * m(35) == m(105)
    assert m(35) * m(3) == (m * m)(35 * 3)
    assert s(12.0) / 4.0 == s(3.0)
    assert 12.0 / s(4.0) == (1 / s)(3.0)
    assert -s(5) == s(1) - s(6)
    assert +s(5) == s(1) + s(4)
    assert abs(s(-4)) == s(4)
    # These conversions are of debatable value, but are included at the moment
    assert float(m(35.0)) == 35.0
    assert int(m(35.2)) == 35
    assert int(mm(33000)) == 33000
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def test_scalar_calculation():
    """tests that scalars created from units can be used in calculations"""
    m = Units.BaseUnit("m")
    s = Units.BaseUnit("s")
    mm = m / 1000
    x = m(35)
    assert x == mm(35000)
    assert m(35) + m(3) == m(38)
    assert m(35) - mm(3) == mm(34997)
    assert Utils.raises(ValueError, operator.add, m(35), 3)
    assert m(35) * 3 == m(105)
    assert m(35) * m(3) == (m*m)(35*3)
    assert Utils.raises(ValueError, operator.add, 3, m(35))
    assert 3 * m(35) == m(105)
    assert m(35) * m(3) == (m*m)(35*3)
    assert s(12.0) / 4.0 == s(3.0)
    assert 12.0 / s(4.0) == (1/s)(3.0)
    assert -s(5) == s(1) - s(6)
    assert +s(5) == s(1) + s(4)
    assert abs(s(-4)) == s(4)
    # These conversions are of debatable value, but are included at the moment
    assert float(m(35.0)) == 35.0
    assert int(m(35.2)) == 35
    assert int(mm(33000)) == 33000
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def test_simple_raises_incorrect():
    """checks that raises handles an incorrect exception properly"""
    raised = None
    returned = None
    try:
        returned = Utils.raises(ValueError, sample_method, 4)
    except AssertionError as e:
        raised = e
    except Exception as e:
        raised = e
    assert returned is None
    assert isinstance(raised, AssertionError)
    print(str(raised))
    assert "Call to sample_method did not raise ValueError but raised KeyError: 'Wrong key'" == str(
        raised)
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 def test_min_max(self):
     assert Utils.raises(ValueError, min, self.empty)
     assert Utils.raises(ValueError, max, self.empty)
     assert self.single_item.min() == self.single_item.max() == 1
     assert self.hundred.min() == 1
     assert self.hundred.max() == 100
     assert self.date.min() == ORWELL
     assert self.date.max() == SPACE
     assert self.space_year.min() == datetime.datetime(2001, 1, 1)
     assert self.space_year.max() == datetime.datetime(2001, 12, 31)
     # test altering operations
     hundred = self.hundred.copy()
     assert hundred.min() == 1
     assert hundred.max() == 100
     hundred.add(1000)
     assert hundred.max() == 1000
     hundred.discard(1)
     assert hundred.min() == 2
     hundred.remove(2)
     assert hundred.min() == 3
     hundred |= self.single_item
     assert hundred.min() == 1
     hundred &= self.hundred
     assert hundred.max() == 100
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    return browser_name == "firefox"

class SeleniumNotRunning(Utils.Skipped):
    pass

class SeleniumNotInstalled(Utils.Skipped):
    pass

def browser_is_notrunning(target, *args, **kwargs):
    """A checker that checks if the browser argument is a SeleniumNotRunning exception"""
    browser = Decorators.get_or_pop_arg("browser", args, kwargs, Decorators.inspect.getargspec(target))
    if isinstance(browser, SeleniumNotRunning):
        return True
    return False

if_selenium_browser = Utils.skip_test_for("Selenium Server not found; cannot run web browser tests", browser_is_notrunning)
if_selenium_module = Utils.if_module(selenium, "selenium")

if_selenium = Decorators.chain_decorators(if_selenium_browser, if_selenium_module)

class BrowserDim(IterativeTester.Dimension):
    seleniumHost = "localhost"
    seleniumPort = 4444
    def __init__(self):
        """iterates over supported browsers and runs tests on each of them"""
        browsernames = []
        self._resources = {}
        self._browsernames = {}
        self._skipped_conditions = {}
        self._selenium_runners = {}
        havebrowsers = False
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def test_expect_external_error_for():
    """Checks that expected errors are skipped when the right options are passed"""
    wrapper = Utils.expect_external_error_for(
        KeyError, "Key errors for 4",
        Utils.contains_expected_kwargs(option=4))(sample_method)
    # check that when passing through the expected option the correct error is raised
    assert Utils.method_raises(Utils.ExpectedExternalError)(wrapper)(4)
    assert Utils.method_raises(Utils.ExpectedExternalError)(wrapper)(option=4)
    # check that when passing in different options an exception comes through normally
    assert Utils.method_raises(ValueError)(wrapper)(option=3)
    # check that when passing in different options a return value comes through normally
    assert wrapper(1) == "pigeons"
    assert wrapper(option=1) == "pigeons"
    # check that an assertion is raised if the expected error is not raised
    wrapper = Utils.expect_external_error_for(
        KeyError, "Key errors for 4",
        Utils.contains_expected_kwargs(option=3))(sample_method)
    assert Utils.method_raises(AssertionError)(wrapper)(option=3)
    wrapper = Utils.expect_external_error_for(
        KeyError, "Key errors for 4",
        Utils.contains_expected_kwargs(option=1))(sample_method)
    assert Utils.method_raises(AssertionError)(wrapper)(option=1)
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def test_catchskip():
    """Tests that a properly decorated method is skipped - this must be run..."""
    assert True
    Utils.skip(
        "This method should be skipped, as it is testing skipping methods")
    raise AssertionError("This test should have been skipped")
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def test_skiptest():
    """checks that this method will be skipped"""
    assert True
    Utils.skip(
        "This method should be skipped, as it is testing skipping methods")
    raise AssertionError("This test should have been skipped")
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 def test_lookup(self):
     """Tests looking up an enum by name"""
     assert MyEnum.lookup("APPLES") == 1
     assert MyEnum.lookup("ORANGES") == 2
     assert Utils.raises(KeyError, MyEnum.lookup, "PEARS")
     assert MyEnum.lookup("PEARS", 4) == 4
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def test_simple_raises_correct():
    """check raising the correct error, and a subclass of the correct error"""
    assert Utils.raises(ValueError, sample_method, 2)
    assert Utils.raises(ValueError, sample_method, 3)
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 def test_identify(self):
     """Tests finding the names mapped to constants (and failure to find)"""
     assert MyEnum.identify(1) == "APPLES"
     assert MyEnum.identify(2) == "ORANGES"
     assert Utils.raises(KeyError, MyEnum.identify, 3)
     assert MyEnum.identify(3, "MONKEY") == "MONKEY"
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def test_simple_raises_correct():
    """check raising the correct error, and a subclass of the correct error"""
    assert Utils.raises(ValueError, sample_method, 2)
    assert Utils.raises(ValueError, sample_method, 3)
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 def test_lookup(self):
     """Tests looking up an enum by name"""
     assert MyEnum.lookup("APPLES") == 1
     assert MyEnum.lookup("ORANGES") == 2
     assert Utils.raises(KeyError, MyEnum.lookup, "PEARS")
     assert MyEnum.lookup("PEARS", 4) == 4
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 def skipmeth(self):
     Utils.skip(message)
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def test_expect_external_error_for():
    """Checks that expected errors are skipped when the right options are passed"""
    wrapper = Utils.expect_external_error_for(KeyError, "Key errors for 4", Utils.contains_expected_kwargs(option=4))(sample_method)
    # check that when passing through the expected option the correct error is raised
    assert Utils.method_raises(Utils.ExpectedExternalError)(wrapper)(4)
    assert Utils.method_raises(Utils.ExpectedExternalError)(wrapper)(option=4)
    # check that when passing in different options an exception comes through normally
    assert Utils.method_raises(ValueError)(wrapper)(option=3)
    # check that when passing in different options a return value comes through normally
    assert wrapper(1) == "pigeons"
    assert wrapper(option=1) == "pigeons"
    # check that an assertion is raised if the expected error is not raised
    wrapper = Utils.expect_external_error_for(KeyError, "Key errors for 4", Utils.contains_expected_kwargs(option=3))(sample_method)
    assert Utils.method_raises(AssertionError)(wrapper)(option=3)
    wrapper = Utils.expect_external_error_for(KeyError, "Key errors for 4", Utils.contains_expected_kwargs(option=1))(sample_method)
    assert Utils.method_raises(AssertionError)(wrapper)(option=1)
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def test_catchskip():
    """Tests that a properly decorated method is skipped - this must be run..."""
    assert True
    Utils.skip("This method should be skipped, as it is testing skipping methods")
    raise AssertionError("This test should have been skipped")
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def test_skipped_printable():
    """Tests that skipped objects are printable"""
    error = Utils.Skipped("The Message")
    assert "The Message" in str(error)
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 def test_lookup(self):
     """Tests looking up an enum by name"""
     assert MyStringEnum.lookup("NEW_YORK") == "Big Apple"
     assert MyStringEnum.lookup("ORANGE_RIVER") == "A Rafting Opportunity"
     assert Utils.raises(KeyError, MyStringEnum.lookup, "TABLE_MOUNTAIN")
     assert MyStringEnum.lookup("TABLE_MOUNTAIN", "Quartzitic Sandstone") == "Quartzitic Sandstone"
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def test_simple_not_raises_returns():
    """check returning a value doesn't cause an error in not_raises"""
    assert Utils.not_raises(ValueError, sample_method, 1)
 def skipmeth(self):
     Utils.skip(message)
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def test_simple_not_raises_returns():
    """check returning a value doesn't cause an error in not_raises"""
    assert Utils.not_raises(ValueError, sample_method, 1)
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def test_skiptest():
    """checks that this method will be skipped"""
    assert True
    Utils.skip("This method should be skipped, as it is testing skipping methods")
    raise AssertionError("This test should have been skipped")
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 def test_identify(self):
     """Tests finding the names mapped to constants (and failure to find)"""
     assert MyEnum.identify(1) == "APPLES"
     assert MyEnum.identify(2) == "ORANGES"
     assert Utils.raises(KeyError, MyEnum.identify, 3)
     assert MyEnum.identify(3, "MONKEY") == "MONKEY"