Python has_key Examples

Example #1

def test_my_example_hook():
    ok_(hooks.has_key('my_example_hook'))

    hook_results = []

    for res in run_hooks('my_example_hook'):
        hook_results.append(res)

    # return results are the weight of the hook and should be in numerical
    # order
    res = hook_results = [-100, 0, 99]
    ok_(res)

Example #2

File: hook_tests.py Project: rmacy/cement

def test_my_example_hook():
    ok_(hooks.has_key("my_example_hook"))

    hook_results = []

    for res in run_hooks("my_example_hook"):
        hook_results.append(res)

    # return results are the weight of the hook and should be in numerical
    # order
    res = hook_results = [-100, 0, 99]
    ok_(res)

Example #3

File: app_setup_tests.py Project: rmacy/cement

def check_hook(hook_name):
    assert hooks.has_key(hook_name)

Example #4

File: app_setup_tests.py Project: YangXinNewlife/cement

def check_hook(hook_name):
    assert hooks.has_key(hook_name)