def test_000_register_new_time_repr(self, class_Time_resource):
assert not hasattr(Time, 'test_1')
with pytest.raises(AttributeError):
Time.test_1
Time.register_new_time('test_1', ExampleTestTimeRepresentation)
assert hasattr(Time, 'test_1')
Time.test_1
def test_030_register_new_time_repr_invalid_time_repr_class(self):
class NoFromTimeRepr: # without from_rata_die
def __init__(self, hour100, minute100):
self.hour100 = hour100
self.minute100 = minute100
def to_day_frac(self):
return Fraction(self.hour100 * 100 + self.minute100, 10000)
with pytest.raises(TypeError):
Time.register_new_time('test_1', NoFromTimeRepr)
class NoToTimeRepr: # without to_rata_die
def __init__(self, hour100, minute100):
self.hour100 = hour100
self.minute100 = minute100
@classmethod
def from_day_frac(cls, day_frac):
minutes_tot = day_frac * 10000
hour100 = int(minutes_tot / 100)
return cls(hour100, minutes_tot - hour100 * 100)
with pytest.raises(TypeError):
Time.register_new_time('test_1', NoToTimeRepr)
def test_017_invalid_argument_values_to_utc(self):
"""The resulting value must be equal or greater than -1 and less or equal to 1."""
for par in (-100, -1.00001, 1.00000001, 100):
with pytest.raises(ValueError):
Time("0.5555", to_utc=par)
with pytest.raises(ValueError):
Time(2, 3, to_utc=par)
def test_000_register_new_time_repr(self, class_Time_resource):
assert not hasattr(Time, "test_1")
with pytest.raises(AttributeError):
Time.test_1
Time.register_new_time("test_1", ExampleTestTimeRepresentation)
assert hasattr(Time, "test_1")
Time.test_1
def test_040_registered_attribute_simple_class(self, class_Time_resource):
Time.register_new_time('test_1', ExampleTestTimeRepresentation)
# Time attribute type and metaclass are correct
assert Time.test_1.__name__ == 'ExampleTestTimeRepresentationInTime'
assert type(Time.test_1).__name__ == 'ModifiedClass'
assert issubclass(Time.test_1, ExampleTestTimeRepresentation)
# constructed Time type and value are is correct
t1a = Time.test_1(10, 8)
assert type(t1a) == Time
assert t1a.day_frac == Fraction(63, 625)
# new attribute on Time instance, type and value are correct
t1b = Time("963/1250")
assert isinstance(t1b.test_1, ExampleTestTimeRepresentation)
assert type(t1b.test_1).__name__ == 'ExampleTestTimeRepresentationInTime'
assert type(t1b.test_1.__class__).__name__ == 'ModifiedClass'
assert t1b.test_1.hour100 == 77
assert t1b.test_1.minute100 == 4
# new attribute on Time instance build by another calendar, type and value are correct
t1c = Time.western(10, 35, 15)
assert isinstance(t1c.test_1, ExampleTestTimeRepresentation)
assert type(t1c.test_1).__name__ == 'ExampleTestTimeRepresentationInTime'
assert type(t1c.test_1.__class__).__name__ == 'ModifiedClass'
assert t1c.test_1.hour100 == 44
assert t1c.test_1.minute100 == Fraction("275/24")
def test_040_registered_attribute_simple_class(self, class_Time_resource):
Time.register_new_time("test_1", ExampleTestTimeRepresentation)
# Time attribute type and metaclass are correct
assert Time.test_1.__name__ == "ExampleTestTimeRepresentationInTime"
assert type(Time.test_1).__name__ == "ModifiedClass"
assert issubclass(Time.test_1, ExampleTestTimeRepresentation)
# constructed Time type and value are is correct
t1a = Time.test_1(10, 8)
assert type(t1a) == Time
assert t1a.day_frac == Fraction(63, 625)
# new attribute on Time instance, type and value are correct
t1b = Time("963/1250")
assert isinstance(t1b.test_1, ExampleTestTimeRepresentation)
assert type(
t1b.test_1).__name__ == "ExampleTestTimeRepresentationInTime"
assert type(t1b.test_1.__class__).__name__ == "ModifiedClass"
assert t1b.test_1.hour100 == 77
assert t1b.test_1.minute100 == 4
# new attribute on Time instance build by another calendar, type and value are correct
t1c = Time.western(10, 35, 15)
assert isinstance(t1c.test_1, ExampleTestTimeRepresentation)
assert type(
t1c.test_1).__name__ == "ExampleTestTimeRepresentationInTime"
assert type(t1c.test_1.__class__).__name__ == "ModifiedClass"
assert t1c.test_1.hour100 == 44
assert t1c.test_1.minute100 == Fraction("275/24")
def test_030_register_new_time_repr_invalid_time_repr_class(self):
class NoFromTimeRepr: # without from_rata_die TODO: shouldn't this comment be from_time_pair?
def __init__(self, hour100, minute100):
self.hour100 = hour100
self.minute100 = minute100
def to_time_pair(self):
return Fraction(self.hour100 * 100 + self.minute100,
10000), None
with pytest.raises(TypeError):
Time.register_new_time("test_1", NoFromTimeRepr)
class NoToTimeRepr: # without to_rata_die
def __init__(self, hour100, minute100):
self.hour100 = hour100
self.minute100 = minute100
@classmethod
def from_time_pair(cls, day_frac):
minutes_tot = day_frac * 10000
hour100 = int(minutes_tot / 100)
return cls(hour100, minutes_tot - hour100 * 100)
with pytest.raises(TypeError):
Time.register_new_time("test_1", NoToTimeRepr)
def test_342_hash_equality_to_utc(self):
"""Time instances are immutable."""
t1 = Time("3/5", to_utc=0.25)
t2 = Time(4, 5, to_utc="1/20")
assert hash(t1) == hash(t2)
dic = {t1: 1}
dic[t2] = 2
assert len(dic) == 1
assert dic[t1] == 2
assert dic[t2] == 2
t3 = Time(Decimal("0.2"), to_utc="-7/20")
assert hash(t1) == hash(t3)
dic[t3] = 2
assert len(dic) == 1
assert dic[t3] == 2
t4 = Time("3/5", to_utc=0.75)
assert hash(t1) == hash(t4)
dic[t4] = 2
assert len(dic) == 1
assert dic[t4] == 2
def test_030_now_with_argument(self):
"Return an object that represents the current moment in the day."
# for the time being, let's use the good old datetime module :-)
import datetime
# we must ensure that at least once in three times we get the same values in seconds
count = 0
while count < 3:
datetime_now = datetime.datetime.utcnow()
datetime_frac_seconds = datetime_now.hour * 3600 + datetime_now.minute * 60 + datetime_now.second
time_now = Time.now(to_utc=0)
if int(time_now.day_frac * 86400) == datetime_frac_seconds:
break
count += 1
assert count < 3, "Unable to get at least one a correct Time.now(to_utc=0)"
assert time_now.to_utc == 0
# again but with class
count = 0
while count < 3:
datetime_now = datetime.datetime.utcnow()
datetime_frac_seconds = datetime_now.hour * 3600 + datetime_now.minute * 60 + datetime_now.second
time_now = Time.now(to_utc=DummyTZ(0, 1))
if int(time_now.day_frac * 86400) == datetime_frac_seconds:
break
count += 1
assert count < 3, "Unable to get at least one a correct Time.now(to_utc=DummyTZ(0, 1))"
assert time_now.to_utc == 0
def test_350_bool(self):
"""In boolean contexts, all Time instances are considered to be true."""
for day_frac, input_values in time_test_data:
for input_value in input_values:
assert Time(input_value)
for day_frac, input_values in time_test_data_num_den:
for input_value in input_values:
assert Time(input_value[0], input_value[1])
def test_010_invalid_argument_types(self):
"""A TypeError exception is raised if the argument type is not one of the accepted types."""
# exception with no or three parameters
with pytest.raises(TypeError):
Time()
# exception with non-numeric types
for par in (1j, (1,), [1], {1: 1}, [], {}, None, (1, 2), (1, 2, 3)):
with pytest.raises(TypeError):
Time(par)
def test_011_invalid_num_den(self):
"""A TypeError exception is raised if the argument type is not one of the accepted types."""
# exception with non-numeric types
for par in (1j, (1,), [1], {1: 1}, [], {}, None, (1, 2), (1, 2, 3)):
with pytest.raises(TypeError):
Time(par, 2)
# None is valid as second argument, so we are not testing it
for par in (1j, (1,), [1], {1: 1}, [], {}, (1, 2), (1, 2, 3)):
with pytest.raises(TypeError):
Time(1, par)
def test_400_relocate(self):
"Return another Time instance that identifies the same time"
# Im using a mix of values, then check that relocated instance is equal
for day_frac, time_input_values in time_test_data:
for to_utc_frac, utc_input_values in to_utc_test_data:
first = Time(time_input_values[0], to_utc=utc_input_values[0])
for new_utc_value in to_utc_strange_test_data:
second = first.relocate(new_utc_value)
diff = (first.day_frac + first.to_utc) - (second.day_frac + second.to_utc)
# Note that for some of the test value we have an overflow/underflow,
# so we must impement a precise test
assert diff == int(diff)
def test_400_relocate(self):
"""Return another Time instance that identifies the same time"""
# Im using a mix of values, then check that relocated instance is equal
for day_frac, time_input_values in time_test_data:
for to_utc_frac, utc_input_values in to_utc_test_data:
first = Time(time_input_values[0], to_utc=utc_input_values[0])
for new_utc_value in to_utc_strange_test_data:
second = first.relocate(new_utc_value)
diff = (first.day_frac + first.to_utc) - (
second.day_frac + second.to_utc
)
# Note that for some of the test value we have an overflow/underflow,
# so we must implement a precise test
assert diff == int(diff) # ????
def test_330_comparison_with_invalid_types(self):
class SomeClass:
pass
t = Time(0)
# exception with non-numeric types
for par in ("1", (1,), [1], {1: 1}, (), [], {}, None, SomeClass()):
assert not (t == par)
assert t != par
with pytest.raises(TypeError):
t < par
with pytest.raises(TypeError):
t > par
with pytest.raises(TypeError):
t <= par
with pytest.raises(TypeError):
t >= par
# exception with numeric types (all invalid) and other objects
for par in (1, 1.0, Fraction(1, 1), Decimal(1), 1j, 1 + 1j, INF, NAN):
assert not (t == par)
assert t != par
with pytest.raises(TypeError):
t < par
with pytest.raises(TypeError):
t > par
with pytest.raises(TypeError):
t <= par
with pytest.raises(TypeError):
t >= par
def test_046_registered_attribute_class_with_static_methods(
self, class_Time_resource):
class ExampleTestTimeRepresentation3(ExampleTestTimeRepresentation):
@staticmethod
def is_odd(number):
return (number % 2) == 1
Time.register_new_time("test_3", ExampleTestTimeRepresentation3)
# Time attribute type and metaclass are correct
assert Time.test_3.__name__ == "ExampleTestTimeRepresentation3InTime"
assert type(Time.test_3).__name__ == "ModifiedClass"
assert issubclass(Time.test_3, ExampleTestTimeRepresentation)
# constructed Time type and value are is correct
t3a = Time.test_3(10, 8)
assert type(t3a) == Time
assert t3a.day_frac == Fraction(63, 625)
# new attribute on Time instance, type and value are correct
t3b = Time("963/1250")
assert isinstance(t3b.test_3, ExampleTestTimeRepresentation3)
assert type(
t3b.test_3).__name__ == "ExampleTestTimeRepresentation3InTime"
assert type(t3b.test_3.__class__).__name__ == "ModifiedClass"
assert t3b.test_3.hour100 == 77
assert t3b.test_3.minute100 == 4
# new attribute on Time instance build by another calendar, type and value are correct
t3c = Time.western(10, 35, 15)
assert isinstance(t3c.test_3, ExampleTestTimeRepresentation3)
assert type(
t3c.test_3).__name__ == "ExampleTestTimeRepresentation3InTime"
assert type(t3c.test_3.__class__).__name__ == "ModifiedClass"
assert t3c.test_3.hour100 == 44
assert t3c.test_3.minute100 == Fraction("275/24")
# static method can be reached on the class and on all types of instance
assert Time.test_3.is_odd(3)
assert not Time.test_3.is_odd(4)
assert t3a.test_3.is_odd(3)
assert not t3a.test_3.is_odd(4)
assert t3b.test_3.is_odd(3)
assert not t3b.test_3.is_odd(4)
assert t3c.test_3.is_odd(3)
assert not t3c.test_3.is_odd(4)
def test_900_pickling(self):
for day_frac, input_values in time_test_data:
for input_value in input_values:
t = Time(input_value)
for protocol in range(pickle.HIGHEST_PROTOCOL + 1):
pickled = pickle.dumps(t, protocol)
derived = pickle.loads(pickled)
assert t == derived
def test_100_write_attributes(self):
"This attribute is read-only."
t1 = Time('0.12345')
with pytest.raises(AttributeError):
t1.day_frac = Fraction(3, 7)
t1.to_utc = Fraction(1, 11)
t2 = Time('0.6789', to_utc='-1/2')
with pytest.raises(AttributeError):
t2.day_frac = Fraction(3, 7)
t2.to_utc = Fraction(1, 11)
t3 = Time('0.0123', to_utc=DummyTZ(-2, 3))
with pytest.raises(AttributeError):
t3.day_frac = Fraction(3, 7)
t3.to_utc = Fraction(1, 11)
def test_340_hash_equality(self):
"""Time instances are immutable."""
t1 = Time("3/5")
t2 = Time(3, 5)
assert hash(t1) == hash(t2)
dic = {t1: 1}
dic[t2] = 2
assert len(dic) == 1
assert dic[t1] == 2
assert dic[t2] == 2
t3 = Time("7/20") + TimeDelta(0.25)
assert hash(t1) == hash(t3)
dic[t3] = 2
assert len(dic) == 1
assert dic[t3] == 2
def test_110_get_unknown_attribute(self):
"""Time instances have one attribute."""
# I want to do this, because Time will have attributes added at runtime
# let's tests this both on class and instance
with pytest.raises(AttributeError):
Time.unknown
t = Time("0.12345")
with pytest.raises(AttributeError):
t.unknown
def test_016_invalid_num_den(self):
"""The resulting value must be equal or greater than 0 and less than 1."""
for num, den in (
(1000, 1),
(4, 2),
(Fraction(1.000001), 1),
(2, 2),
(-1, -1),
(Fraction(-0.000001), 1),
(-1, 1000000),
(-3, 3),
(1000000, -2),
):
with pytest.raises(ValueError):
Time(num, den)
# denominator should not be 0
with pytest.raises(ZeroDivisionError):
Time(2, 0)
def test_046_registered_attribute_class_with_static_methods(self, class_Time_resource):
class ExampleTestTimeRepresentation3(ExampleTestTimeRepresentation):
@staticmethod
def is_odd(number):
return (number % 2) == 1
Time.register_new_time('test_3', ExampleTestTimeRepresentation3)
# Time attribute type and metaclass are correct
assert Time.test_3.__name__ == 'ExampleTestTimeRepresentation3InTime'
assert type(Time.test_3).__name__ == 'ModifiedClass'
assert issubclass(Time.test_3, ExampleTestTimeRepresentation)
# constructed Time type and value are is correct
t3a = Time.test_3(10, 8)
assert type(t3a) == Time
assert t3a.day_frac == Fraction(63, 625)
# new attribute on Time instance, type and value are correct
t3b = Time("963/1250")
assert isinstance(t3b.test_3, ExampleTestTimeRepresentation3)
assert type(t3b.test_3).__name__ == 'ExampleTestTimeRepresentation3InTime'
assert type(t3b.test_3.__class__).__name__ == 'ModifiedClass'
assert t3b.test_3.hour100 == 77
assert t3b.test_3.minute100 == 4
# new attribute on Time instance build by another calendar, type and value are correct
t3c = Time.western(10, 35, 15)
assert isinstance(t3c.test_3, ExampleTestTimeRepresentation3)
assert type(t3c.test_3).__name__ == 'ExampleTestTimeRepresentation3InTime'
assert type(t3c.test_3.__class__).__name__ == 'ModifiedClass'
assert t3c.test_3.hour100 == 44
assert t3c.test_3.minute100 == Fraction("275/24")
# static method can be reached on the class and on all types of instance
assert Time.test_3.is_odd(3)
assert not Time.test_3.is_odd(4)
assert t3a.test_3.is_odd(3)
assert not t3a.test_3.is_odd(4)
assert t3b.test_3.is_odd(3)
assert not t3b.test_3.is_odd(4)
assert t3c.test_3.is_odd(3)
assert not t3c.test_3.is_odd(4)
def test_308_operations_preserve_naivety(self):
a = Time("3/8")
b = Time(3, 4, to_utc="1/6")
test_obj = DummyToUtc(-1, 8)
c = Time(0.25, to_utc=test_obj)
for td in (TimeDelta(0.5), TimeDelta(-0.25), TimeDelta(3), TimeDelta(-2.75)):
res_a_plus = a + td
assert res_a_plus.to_utc is None
res_a_minus = a - td
assert res_a_minus.to_utc is None
res_b_plus = b + td
assert res_b_plus.to_utc == Fraction(1, 6)
res_b_minus = b - td
assert res_b_minus.to_utc == Fraction(1, 6)
res_c_plus = c + td
assert res_c_plus.to_utc == Fraction(-1, 8)
res_c_plus = c - td
assert res_c_plus.to_utc == Fraction(-1, 8)
def test_100_Time_has_attributes_but_instance_not(self):
# the Time class aways has a registered attribute
assert hasattr(Time, 'western')
assert Time.western
# an instance created with another calendar or by Time does not have
# the attribute; it is instead is reachable via the Time class
t1 = Time('4/10')
with pytest.raises(KeyError):
t1.__dict__['western']
assert hasattr(t1, 'western')
t1.western
t2 = Time.internet(345)
with pytest.raises(KeyError):
t2.__dict__['western']
assert hasattr(t2, 'western')
t2.western
# a Time instance created via the calendar does have the same attribute
t3 = Time.western(3, 4, 5)
assert hasattr(t3, 'western')
t3.western
def test_100_Time_has_attributes_but_instance_not(self):
# the Time class aways has a registered attribute
assert hasattr(Time, "western")
assert Time.western
# an instance created with another calendar or by Time does not have
# the attribute; it is instead is reachable via the Time class
t1 = Time("4/10")
with pytest.raises(KeyError):
t1.__dict__["western"]
assert hasattr(t1, "western")
t1.western
t2 = Time.internet(345)
with pytest.raises(KeyError):
t2.__dict__["western"]
assert hasattr(t2, "western")
t2.western
# a Time instance created via the calendar does have the same attribute
t3 = Time.western(3, 4, 5)
assert hasattr(t3, "western")
t3.western
def test_012_invalid_argument_types_to_utc(self):
"""A TypeError exception is raised if the argument type is not one of the accepted types."""
# this object has a time_to_utc attribute, but is isn't callable
class WrongObj:
def __init__(self):
self.time_to_utc = "foo"
# exception with invalid parameter name
with pytest.raises(TypeError):
Time(1, foobar="barfoo")
with pytest.raises(TypeError):
Time(1, 2, foobar="barfoo")
# to_utc must be explicit
with pytest.raises(TypeError):
Time(1, 2, 1)
# exception with non-numeric types
for par in (1j, (1,), [1], {1: 1}, [], {}, (1, 2), (1, 2, 3), WrongObj()):
with pytest.raises(TypeError):
Time("0.4444", to_utc=par)
def test_500_repr(self):
import datetime2
for day_frac, input_values in time_test_data:
for input_value in input_values:
t = Time(input_value)
time_repr = repr(t)
names, args = time_repr.split("(")
assert names.split(".") == ["datetime2", "Time"]
args = args[:-1] # drop ')'
assert eval(args) == str(day_frac)
assert t == eval(time_repr)
def test_110_naivety_is_preserved(self):
class NaivetyCheck:
def __init__(self, hour100, minute100, to_utc=None):
self.hour100 = hour100
self.minute100 = minute100
self.to_utc = to_utc
def to_time_pair(self):
return Fraction(self.hour100 * 100 + self.minute100,
10000), None
@classmethod
def from_time_pair(cls, day_frac, to_utc=None):
minutes_tot = day_frac * 10000
hour100 = int(minutes_tot / 100)
return cls(hour100, minutes_tot - hour100 * 100)
Time.register_new_time("test_1", NaivetyCheck)
t1 = Time("17/24")
assert t1.test_1.to_utc is None
t2 = Time("17/24", to_utc=0)
assert t2.test_1.to_utc is not None
t3 = Time.test_1(11, 12)
assert t3.to_utc is None
t4 = Time.test_1(11, 12, to_utc=0)
assert t4.to_utc is not None
def test_020_register_new_time_repr_invalid_attribute_name(self):
with pytest.raises(ValueError):
Time.register_new_time("", ExampleTestTimeRepresentation)
with pytest.raises(ValueError):
Time.register_new_time("123new", ExampleTestTimeRepresentation)
with pytest.raises(ValueError):
Time.register_new_time(123, ExampleTestTimeRepresentation)
def test_020_register_new_time_repr_invalid_attribute_name(self):
with pytest.raises(ValueError):
Time.register_new_time('', ExampleTestTimeRepresentation)
with pytest.raises(ValueError):
Time.register_new_time('123new', ExampleTestTimeRepresentation)
with pytest.raises(ValueError):
Time.register_new_time(123, ExampleTestTimeRepresentation)
def test_043_registered_attribute_class_with_other_constructors(
self, class_Time_resource):
class ExampleTestTimeRepresentation2(ExampleTestTimeRepresentation):
@classmethod
def with_seconds(cls, hour100, minute100, second100):
return cls(hour100, minute100 + Fraction(second100, 100))
Time.register_new_time("test_2", ExampleTestTimeRepresentation2)
# Time attribute type and metaclass are correct
assert Time.test_2.__name__ == "ExampleTestTimeRepresentation2InTime"
assert type(Time.test_2).__name__ == "ModifiedClass"
assert issubclass(Time.test_2, ExampleTestTimeRepresentation)
# constructed Time type and value are is correct
t2a = Time.test_2(10, 8)
assert type(t2a) == Time
assert t2a.day_frac == Fraction(63, 625)
d2d = Time.test_2.with_seconds(40, 40, 40)
assert type(d2d) == Time
assert d2d.day_frac == Fraction("10101/25000")
# new attribute on Time instance, type and value are correct
t2b = Time("963/1250")
assert isinstance(t2b.test_2, ExampleTestTimeRepresentation2)
assert type(
t2b.test_2).__name__ == "ExampleTestTimeRepresentation2InTime"
assert type(t2b.test_2.__class__).__name__ == "ModifiedClass"
assert t2b.test_2.hour100 == 77
assert t2b.test_2.minute100 == 4
# new attribute on Time instance build by another calendar, type and value are correct
t2c = Time.western(10, 35, 15)
assert isinstance(t2c.test_2, ExampleTestTimeRepresentation2)
assert type(
t2c.test_2).__name__ == "ExampleTestTimeRepresentation2InTime"
assert type(t2c.test_2.__class__).__name__ == "ModifiedClass"
assert t2c.test_2.hour100 == 44
assert t2c.test_2.minute100 == Fraction("275/24")
def test_410_relocate_invalid_type(self):
"Return another Time instance that identifies the same time"
class WrongObj:
def __init__(self):
self.time_to_utc = 'foo'
t = Time('123/456', to_utc='-78/90')
# exception with invalid parameter name
with pytest.raises(TypeError):
t.relocate()
with pytest.raises(TypeError):
t.relocate(1, 2)
with pytest.raises(TypeError):
t.relocate(foobar='barfoo')
# exception with non-numeric types
for par in (1j, (1,), [1], {1:1}, [], {}, None, (1,2,3), WrongObj()):
with pytest.raises(TypeError):
t.relocate(par)
def test_043_registered_attribute_class_with_other_constructors(self, class_Time_resource):
class ExampleTestTimeRepresentation2(ExampleTestTimeRepresentation):
@classmethod
def with_seconds(cls, hour100, minute100, second100):
return cls(hour100, minute100 + Fraction(second100, 100))
Time.register_new_time('test_2', ExampleTestTimeRepresentation2)
# Time attribute type and metaclass are correct
assert Time.test_2.__name__ == 'ExampleTestTimeRepresentation2InTime'
assert type(Time.test_2).__name__ == 'ModifiedClass'
assert issubclass(Time.test_2, ExampleTestTimeRepresentation)
# constructed Time type and value are is correct
t2a = Time.test_2(10, 8)
assert type(t2a) == Time
assert t2a.day_frac == Fraction(63, 625)
d2d = Time.test_2.with_seconds(40, 40, 40)
assert type(d2d) == Time
assert d2d.day_frac == Fraction("10101/25000")
# new attribute on Time instance, type and value are correct
t2b = Time("963/1250")
assert isinstance(t2b.test_2, ExampleTestTimeRepresentation2)
assert type(t2b.test_2).__name__ == 'ExampleTestTimeRepresentation2InTime'
assert type(t2b.test_2.__class__).__name__ == 'ModifiedClass'
assert t2b.test_2.hour100 == 77
assert t2b.test_2.minute100 == 4
# new attribute on Time instance build by another calendar, type and value are correct
t2c = Time.western(10, 35, 15)
assert isinstance(t2c.test_2, ExampleTestTimeRepresentation2)
assert type(t2c.test_2).__name__ == 'ExampleTestTimeRepresentation2InTime'
assert type(t2c.test_2.__class__).__name__ == 'ModifiedClass'
assert t2c.test_2.hour100 == 44
assert t2c.test_2.minute100 == Fraction("275/24")
def test_030_now_with_argument(self):
"""Return an object that represents the current moment in the day."""
# for the time being, let's use the good old datetime module :-)
import datetime
# we must ensure that at least once in three times we get the same values in seconds
count = 0
while count < 3:
datetime_now = datetime.datetime.utcnow()
time_now = Time.now(to_utc=0)
datetime_frac_seconds = (
datetime_now.hour * 3600
+ datetime_now.minute * 60
+ datetime_now.second
)
if int(time_now.day_frac * 86400) == datetime_frac_seconds:
break
count += 1
assert count < 3, "Unable to get at least one a correct Time.now(to_utc=0)"
assert time_now.to_utc == 0
# again but with class
count = 0
while count < 3:
datetime_now = datetime.datetime.utcnow()
time_now = Time.now(to_utc=DummyToUtc(0, 1))
datetime_frac_seconds = (
datetime_now.hour * 3600
+ datetime_now.minute * 60
+ datetime_now.second
)
if int(time_now.day_frac * 86400) == datetime_frac_seconds:
break
count += 1
assert count < 3, "Unable to get at least one a correct Time.now(to_utc=DummyToUtc(0, 1))"
assert time_now.to_utc == 0
def test_040_localnow(self):
"Return an object that represents the current moment in the day."
# for the time being, let's use the good old datetime module :-)
import datetime
# we must ensure that at least once in three times we get the same values in seconds
count = 0
while count < 3:
datetime_now = datetime.datetime.now()
datetime_frac_seconds = datetime_now.hour * 3600 + datetime_now.minute * 60 + datetime_now.second
time_now = Time.localnow()
if int(time_now.day_frac * 86400) == datetime_frac_seconds:
break
count += 1
assert count < 3, "Unable to get at least one a correct Time.localnow()"
assert time_now.to_utc is None
def test_920_subclass1(self):
# check that there is no interference from the interface mechanism and from possible additional arguments
class T(Time):
the_answer = 42
def __init__(self, *args, **kws):
temp = kws.copy()
self.extra = temp.pop("extra")
Time.__init__(self, *args, **temp)
def newmeth(self, start):
return start + (self.day_frac * 3) // 2
t1 = Time("3/8")
t2 = T(0.375, extra=7)
assert t2.the_answer == 42
assert t2.extra == 7
assert t1.day_frac == t2.day_frac
assert t2.newmeth(-7) == (t1.day_frac * 3) // 2 - 7
def test_040_localnow(self):
"""Return an object that represents the current moment in the day."""
# for the time being, let's use the good old datetime module :-)
import datetime
# we must ensure that at least once in three times we get the same values in seconds
count = 0
while count < 3:
datetime_now = datetime.datetime.now()
time_now = Time.localnow()
datetime_frac_seconds = (
datetime_now.hour * 3600
+ datetime_now.minute * 60
+ datetime_now.second
)
if int(time_now.day_frac * 86400) == datetime_frac_seconds:
break
count += 1
assert count < 3, "Unable to get at least one a correct Time.localnow()"
assert time_now.to_utc is None
def test_310_disallowed_operations(self):
a = Time("3/4")
b = Time("2/5", to_utc="1/8")
# Add/sub int, float, string, complex, specials and containers should be illegal
for obj in (10, 34.5, "abc", 1 + 2j, INF, NAN, {}, [], ()):
with pytest.raises(TypeError):
a + obj
with pytest.raises(TypeError):
a - obj
with pytest.raises(TypeError):
obj + a
with pytest.raises(TypeError):
obj - a
with pytest.raises(TypeError):
b + obj
with pytest.raises(TypeError):
b - obj
with pytest.raises(TypeError):
obj + b
with pytest.raises(TypeError):
obj - b
# Reverse operations
with pytest.raises(TypeError):
TimeDelta(-0.25) - a
with pytest.raises(TypeError):
TimeDelta(-0.25) - b
for obj in (1, 1.1, Time("2/5")):
with pytest.raises(TypeError):
a * obj
with pytest.raises(TypeError):
obj * a
with pytest.raises(TypeError):
a / obj
with pytest.raises(TypeError):
obj / a
with pytest.raises(TypeError):
a // obj
with pytest.raises(TypeError):
obj // a
with pytest.raises(TypeError):
pow(a, obj)
with pytest.raises(TypeError):
pow(obj, a)
with pytest.raises(TypeError):
a ^ obj
with pytest.raises(TypeError):
obj ^ a
with pytest.raises(TypeError):
a >> obj
with pytest.raises(TypeError):
obj >> a
with pytest.raises(TypeError):
a << obj
with pytest.raises(TypeError):
obj << a
with pytest.raises(TypeError):
b * obj
with pytest.raises(TypeError):
obj * b
with pytest.raises(TypeError):
b / obj
with pytest.raises(TypeError):
obj / b
with pytest.raises(TypeError):
b // obj
with pytest.raises(TypeError):
obj // b
with pytest.raises(TypeError):
pow(b, obj)
with pytest.raises(TypeError):
pow(obj, b)
with pytest.raises(TypeError):
b ^ obj
with pytest.raises(TypeError):
obj ^ b
with pytest.raises(TypeError):
b >> obj
with pytest.raises(TypeError):
obj >> b
with pytest.raises(TypeError):
b << obj
with pytest.raises(TypeError):
obj << b
# operations mixing naive and aware instances
with pytest.raises(ValueError):
a - b
with pytest.raises(ValueError):
b - a
def test_320_comparisons(self):
t1 = Time("3/8")
t2 = Time(0.375)
assert t1 == t2
assert t1 <= t2
assert t1 >= t2
assert not (t1 != t2)
assert not (t1 < t2)
assert not (t1 > t2)
t3 = Time("5/7") # this is larger than t1
assert t1 < t3
assert t3 > t1
assert t1 <= t3
assert t3 >= t1
assert t1 != t3
assert t3 != t1
assert not (t1 == t3)
assert not (t3 == t1)
assert not (t1 > t3)
assert not (t3 < t1)
assert not (t1 >= t3)
assert not (t3 <= t1)
# Reverse comparison mechanism
class TimeLike:
def __init__(self):
self.day_frac = Fraction(3, 4)
def __eq__(self, other):
return self.day_frac == other.day_frac
def __ne__(self, other):
return self.day_frac != other.day_frac
def __lt__(self, other):
return self.day_frac < other.day_frac
def __le__(self, other):
return self.day_frac <= other.day_frac
def __gt__(self, other):
return self.day_frac > other.day_frac
def __ge__(self, other):
return self.day_frac >= other.day_frac
tl = TimeLike()
t12 = Time(1, 2)
t34 = Time("3/4")
t45 = Time(4, 5)
assert not (t12 == tl)
assert t34 == tl
assert not (t45 == tl)
assert t12 != tl
assert not (t34 != tl)
assert t45 != tl
assert t12 < tl
assert not (t34 < tl)
assert not (t45 < tl)
assert t12 <= tl
assert t34 <= tl
assert not (t45 <= tl)
assert not (t12 > tl)
assert not (t34 > tl)
assert t45 > tl
assert not (t12 >= tl)
assert t34 >= tl
assert t45 >= tl
def test_302_valid_operations_to_utc(self):
a = Time(0, to_utc="1/3")
b = Time(0.25, to_utc="-1/4")
c = Time(0.75, to_utc="1/6")
zero = TimeDelta(0)
# note that TimeDelta is in days
plus_half = TimeDelta(0.5)
minus_half = TimeDelta(-1.5)
integer = TimeDelta(3)
# Addition between Time and TimeDelta
# test with zero, negative and positive dates
assert a + zero == Time(0, to_utc="1/3")
assert a + plus_half == Time(0.5, to_utc="1/3")
assert a + minus_half == Time(0.5, to_utc="1/3")
assert a + integer == Time(0, to_utc="1/3")
assert b + zero == Time(0.25, to_utc="-1/4")
assert b + plus_half == Time(0.75, to_utc="-1/4")
assert b + minus_half == Time(0.75, to_utc="-1/4")
assert b + integer == Time(0.25, to_utc="-1/4")
assert c + zero == Time(0.75, to_utc="1/6")
assert c + plus_half == Time(0.25, to_utc="1/6")
assert c + minus_half == Time(0.25, to_utc="1/6")
assert c + integer == Time(0.75, to_utc="1/6")
# Reversed addition between Time and TimeDelta
# test with zero, negative and positive dates
assert zero + a == Time(0, to_utc="1/3")
assert plus_half + a == Time(0.5, to_utc="1/3")
assert minus_half + a == Time(0.5, to_utc="1/3")
assert integer + a == Time(0, to_utc="1/3")
assert zero + b == Time(0.25, to_utc="-1/4")
assert plus_half + b == Time(0.75, to_utc="-1/4")
assert minus_half + b == Time(0.75, to_utc="-1/4")
assert integer + b == Time(0.25, to_utc="-1/4")
assert zero + c == Time(0.75, to_utc="1/6")
assert plus_half + c == Time(0.25, to_utc="1/6")
assert minus_half + c == Time(0.25, to_utc="1/6")
assert integer + c == Time(0.75, to_utc="1/6")
# subtraction between Time and TimeDelta, reverse is not defined
# test with zero, negative and positive Times
assert a - zero == Time(0, to_utc="1/3")
assert a - plus_half == Time(0.5, to_utc="1/3")
assert a - minus_half == Time(0.5, to_utc="1/3")
assert a - integer == Time(0, to_utc="1/3")
assert b - zero == Time(0.25, to_utc="-1/4")
assert b - plus_half == Time(0.75, to_utc="-1/4")
assert b - minus_half == Time(0.75, to_utc="-1/4")
assert b - integer == Time(0.25, to_utc="-1/4")
assert c - zero == Time(0.75, to_utc="1/6")
assert c - plus_half == Time(0.25, to_utc="1/6")
assert c - minus_half == Time(0.25, to_utc="1/6")
assert c - integer == Time(0.75, to_utc="1/6")
def test_322_comparisons_to_utc(self):
t1 = Time("7/8", to_utc="5/6") # These value have a lot of overflows and underflows
t2 = Time(0.375, to_utc=Fraction(-2, 3))
assert t1 == t2
assert t1 <= t2
assert t1 >= t2
assert not (t1 != t2)
assert not (t1 < t2)
assert not (t1 > t2)
t3 = Time("1/2", to_utc=0.25) # this is larger than t1
assert t1 < t3
assert t3 > t1
assert t1 <= t3
assert t3 >= t1
assert t1 != t3
assert t3 != t1
assert not (t1 == t3)
assert not (t3 == t1)
assert not (t1 > t3)
assert not (t3 < t1)
assert not (t1 >= t3)
assert not (t3 <= t1)
assert t2 < t3 # repeating the tests with an instance with negative to_utc
assert t3 > t2
assert t2 <= t3
assert t3 >= t2
assert t2 != t3
assert t3 != t2
assert not (t2 == t3)
assert not (t3 == t2)
assert not (t2 > t3)
assert not (t3 < t2)
assert not (t2 >= t3)
assert not (t3 <= t2)
# Reverse comparison mechanism
class TimeLike:
def __init__(self):
self.day_frac = Fraction(3, 4)
def __eq__(self, other):
return self.day_frac == other.day_frac
def __ne__(self, other):
return self.day_frac != other.day_frac
def __lt__(self, other):
return self.day_frac < other.day_frac
def __le__(self, other):
return self.day_frac <= other.day_frac
def __gt__(self, other):
return self.day_frac > other.day_frac
def __ge__(self, other):
return self.day_frac >= other.day_frac
tl = TimeLike()
# We need not implement naivety checks, which are delegated to the Time-like class, not under test
t12 = Time(1, 2, to_utc="-1/3")
t34 = Time("3/4", to_utc=0.25)
t45 = Time(4, 5, to_utc=Fraction(-1, 8))
assert not (t12 == tl)
assert t34 == tl
assert not (t45 == tl)
assert t12 != tl
assert not (t34 != tl)
assert t45 != tl
assert t12 < tl
assert not (t34 < tl)
assert not (t45 < tl)
assert t12 <= tl
assert t34 <= tl
assert not (t45 <= tl)
assert not (t12 > tl)
assert not (t34 > tl)
assert t45 > tl
assert not (t12 >= tl)
assert t34 >= tl
assert t45 >= tl
def test_100_write_attribute(self):
"This attribute is read-only."
t = Time('0.12345')
with pytest.raises(AttributeError):
t.day_frac = Fraction(3, 7)
def test_010_register_new_time_repr_existing_time_repr_or_attribute(self):
with pytest.raises(AttributeError):
Time.register_new_time("western", ExampleTestTimeRepresentation)
with pytest.raises(AttributeError):
Time.register_new_time("day_frac", ExampleTestTimeRepresentation)
def test_010_register_new_time_repr_existing_time_repr_or_attribute(self):
with pytest.raises(AttributeError):
Time.register_new_time('western', ExampleTestTimeRepresentation)
with pytest.raises(AttributeError):
Time.register_new_time('day_frac', ExampleTestTimeRepresentation)
def __init__(self, *args, **kws):
temp = kws.copy()
self.extra = temp.pop('extra')
Time.__init__(self, *args, **temp)
