def tearDown(self):
testbase.resetLocale()
def tearDown(self):
testbase.resetLocale()
# The test is that none of these calls throw an exception including the unicode conversion.
for curr in currencies.CurrencyList:
unicode(curr().float2str(1000))
# Automatically generate some tests for locales.
localeDisplays = {}
for loc in testbase.LOCALES:
assertLocale(loc)
localeDisplays[loc] = currencies.LocalizedCurrency().float2str(LocaleTests.TEST_AMOUNT)
for loc in testbase.LOCALES:
assertLocale(loc)
localecurr = currencies.LocalizedCurrency()
locales = [
currencies.UnitedStatesCurrency,
currencies.RussianCurrency,
currencies.EuroCurrency,
]
for i, desiredloc in enumerate(testbase.LOCALES):
desiredcurr = locales[i]()
def test(self, localecurr=localecurr, desiredcurr=desiredcurr, desiredloc=desiredloc):
self.assertEqual(localeDisplays[desiredloc], desiredcurr.float2str(LocaleTests.TEST_AMOUNT))
testName = ("test%sDisplays%sProperly"%(localecurr.GetCurrencyNick(), desiredcurr.GetCurrencyNick())).replace(" ", "")
setattr(LocaleTests, testName, test)
testbase.resetLocale()
if __name__ == "__main__":
unittest.main()
