Beispiel #1
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from util import log_center

# these should be redundant, but they're necessary to refer to the specific log
# objects.
import ast_extensions
import parse_file
import check
import infer

"""
This is just the core of the unit testing file. generate_tests.py must be run
to fill this file with the several unit tests (each of which tests one source
code file in the test_files directory).
"""

announce_file("unit_tests_core.py")

log = check.log = parse_file.log = infer.log = Logger()

class PytyTests(unittest.TestCase):

    def _check_expr(self, s, expr_kind, typ, expected):
        """Typechecks the string C{s} as an C{expr_type} expression."""

        a = ast.parse(s).body[0].value

        f = expr_template % expr_kind

        if expected == "pass" or expected == "fail":
            t = PType.from_str(typ)
Beispiel #2
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"""
Uses the specification of the files in C{TEST_SPECS} to generate lots of
individual python source code files which are all placed in the directory
specified by C{_TEST_FILE_DIR}.
Then generates a unit test for every individual python source file created.

Note: In test specification documents, files will be specified as:
[Name of test] - [Expected typecheck behavior]
[Source code]
but in the generated python source files (with file name
[KindOfTest_NameOfTest]), this will be formatted as:
### [Expected typecheck behavior]
[Source code]
"""

announce_file("generate_tests.py")

def _split_last(s, sub):
    """Splits string `s` at the last occurrence of substring `sub` and returns a
    tuple of the form (left, right)."""

    return (sub.join(s.split(sub)[:-1]), s.split(sub)[-1])

def _split_first(s, sub):
    """Splits string `s` at the first occurrence of substring `sub` and returns
    a tuple of the form (left, right)."""

    return (s.split(sub)[0], sub.join(s.split(sub)[1:]))

def _expr_test_function_def(test_name, expr_string, expr_kind,
                            type, expected_result):
Beispiel #3
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from logger import Logger, announce_file
from util import log_center

# these should be redundant, but they're necessary to refer to the specific log
# objects.
import ast_extensions
import parse_file
import check
import infer
"""
This is just the core of the unit testing file. generate_tests.py must be run
to fill this file with the several unit tests (each of which tests one source
code file in the test_files directory).
"""

announce_file("unit_tests_core.py")

log = check.log = parse_file.log = infer.log = Logger()


class PytyTests(unittest.TestCase):
    def _check_expr(self, s, expr_kind, typ, expected):
        """Typechecks the string C{s} as an C{expr_type} expression."""

        a = ast.parse(s).body[0].value

        f = expr_template % expr_kind

        if expected == "pass" or expected == "fail":
            t = PType.from_str(typ)