def test_proccommandline_test4(m_procfiles):
"""
Test that the correct method is selected based on the command-line.
"""
job = {"executable": "charmm", "executableargs": ["input.file"]}
_proccommandline(job, [], [], {})
assert m_procfiles.call_count == 1
assert m_procfiles.call_args[0][1] == "input.file"
def test_proccommandline_test2(m_procfiles):
"""
Test that the correct method is selected based on the command-line.
"""
job = {
"executable": "pmemd.MPI",
"executableargs": ["-c", "file", "-i", "file", "-p", "file"]
}
_proccommandline(job, [], [], {})
assert m_procfiles.call_count == 3
assert m_procfiles.call_args[0][1] == "file"
def test_proccommandline_test3(m_procfiles):
"""
Test that the correct method is selected based on the command-line.
"""
job = {
"executable": "gmx",
"executableargs": ["mdrun_mpi", "-deffnm", "filename"]
}
_proccommandline(job, [], [], {})
assert m_procfiles.call_count == 1
assert m_procfiles.call_args[0][1] == "filename"
def test_proccommandline_except():
"""
Test if the exception is raised if command-line is bad.
"""
job = {
"executable": "pmemd.MPI",
"executableargs": ["", "", ""],
"jobname": "jobone"
}
with pytest.raises(exceptions.RequiredinputError):
_proccommandline(job, [], [], {})