def testClassAndInstance(self):
# Having the next line true would be nice:
#self.assertEqual(PyObjC_TestClassAndInstance.isInstance(), objc.NO)
# But we'll have to settle for this one instead:
self.assertFalse(PyObjC_TestClassAndInstance.pyobjc_classMethods.isInstance())
self.assertTrue(PyObjC_TestClassAndInstance.alloc().init().isInstance())
def testClassAndInstance(self):
# Having the next line true would be nice:
# self.assertEqual(PyObjC_TestClassAndInstance.isInstance(), objc.NO)
# But we'll have to settle for this one instead:
self.assertFalse(PyObjC_TestClassAndInstance.pyobjc_classMethods.isInstance())
self.assertTrue(PyObjC_TestClassAndInstance.alloc().init().isInstance())
def testClassAndInstanceWorkaround(self):
if PyObjC_TestClassAndInstance.pyobjc_classMethods.isInstance():
self.fail()
self.assertFalse(
PyObjC_TestClassAndInstance.pyobjc_classMethods.isInstance())
self.assertTrue(PyObjC_TestClassAndInstance.alloc().init().
pyobjc_instanceMethods.isInstance())
def testClassAndInstanceWorkaround(self):
if PyObjC_TestClassAndInstance.pyobjc_classMethods.isInstance():
self.fail()
self.failIf(
PyObjC_TestClassAndInstance.pyobjc_classMethods.isInstance())
self.failUnless(PyObjC_TestClassAndInstance.alloc().init().
pyobjc_instanceMethods.isInstance())
def testClassAndInstanceWorkaround(self):
if PyObjC_TestClassAndInstance.pyobjc_classMethods.isInstance():
self.fail()
self.assertFalse(PyObjC_TestClassAndInstance.pyobjc_classMethods.isInstance())
self.assertTrue(PyObjC_TestClassAndInstance.alloc().init().pyobjc_instanceMethods.isInstance())
def testClassAndInstanceWorkaround(self):
if PyObjC_TestClassAndInstance.pyobjc_classMethods.isInstance():
self.fail()
self.failIf(PyObjC_TestClassAndInstance.pyobjc_classMethods.isInstance())
self.failUnless(PyObjC_TestClassAndInstance.alloc().init().pyobjc_instanceMethods.isInstance())
