def testBinary(self):
"""Test with a binary plist."""
plist_bin = base64.b64decode("""
YnBsaXN0MDDYAQIDBAUGBwgJCgsMDQ4PEFNpczlWaXNUcnVlVGlzUGlXaXNGYWxzZVZpc0RhdGFT
Zm9vV2lzVG9kYXlXaXNBcnJheRAJCSJASPXDCEQBAgP/U2JhcjNBtGtLgAAAAKMREhNRMVEyUTMI
GR0kKTE4PERMTk9UVVpeZ2ttbwAAAAAAAAEBAAAAAAAAABQAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAABx""")
plist_dict = {
'foo': 'bar',
'is9': 9,
'isArray': ['1', '2', '3'],
'isData': plist.AppleData('\x01\x02\x03\xff'),
'isFalse': False,
'isTrue': True,
'isPi': 3.1400001049041748,
'isToday': datetime.datetime(2011,
11,
10,
0,
0,
tzinfo=plist.UTC()),
}
self.PlistTest(plist_bin, plist_dict)
def testBinaryNoneAndUid(self):
"""Test with a binary plist.
Note this test data includes a "null" value, which we translate
into "None" in Python.
Note also that expected isTrue is None in plist_dict. This is
intentional. In the process of creating test data for this unit test
with OSX defaults(1), I used a boolean data container for "isNone", set
it to True, and then hexedited it to becoming a null value. (See the
structure relationship in _BinLoadSimple to see why). Unfortunately
defaults had tried to save space and assigned isTrue and isNone to
the same value container, so isTrue also became None when I did this.
For the purposes of the test I left everything that way instead of
fighting defaults.
"""
plist_bin = base64.b64decode("""
YnBsaXN0MDDaAQIDBAUGBwgJCgsMDQ4PEAwSExdTaXM5VmlzVHJ1ZVVpc1VpZFRpc1BpVmlzRGF0
YVdpc0ZhbHNlVmlzTm9uZVNmb29XaXNBcnJheVdpc1RvZGF5EAkAgTA5I0AJHrhgAAAARAECA/8I
CVNiYXKjFBUWUTFRMlEzM0G0a0uAAAAACB0hKC4zOkJJTVVdX2BjbHFyc3d7fX+BAAAAAAAAAQEA
AAAAAAAAGAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAIo=""")
plist_dict = {
'foo': 'bar',
'is9': 9,
'isUid': plist.AppleUid(12345),
'isArray': ['1', '2', '3'],
'isData': plist.AppleData('\x01\x02\x03\xff'),
'isFalse': False,
'isTrue': None, # see docstring
'isPi': 3.1400001049041748,
'isToday': datetime.datetime(2011,
11,
10,
0,
0,
tzinfo=plist.UTC()),
'isNone': None, # see docstring
}
self.PlistTest(plist_bin, plist_dict)
def testSequenceToXmlWhenAppleData(self):
seq = [plist.AppleData('hello')]
out = '<array>\n <data>aGVsbG8=</data>\n</array>'
self.assertEquals(out, plist.SequenceToXml(seq, indent_num=0))