Python Column.bind_to Examples

Example #1

File: test_column.py Project: olivergeorge/djtables

def test_can_be_named_by_binding():
    table = Fake()
    column = Column()

    column.bind_to(table, "epsilon")

    assert column.name == "epsilon"

Example #2

def test_can_be_named_by_binding():
    table = Fake()
    column = Column()

    column.bind_to(table, "epsilon")

    assert column.name == "epsilon"

Example #3

File: test_column.py Project: olivergeorge/djtables

def test_raises_if_rebound():
    table_a = Fake()
    table_b = Fake()
    column = Column()

    column.bind_to(table_a, "beta")

    assert_raises(AttributeError, column.bind_to, table_b, "gamma")

Example #4

File: test_column.py Project: olivergeorge/djtables

def test_can_be_bound():
    table = Fake()
    column = Column()

    column.bind_to(table, "alpha")

    assert column.is_bound == True
    assert column.bound_to == (table, "alpha")

Example #5

def test_raises_if_rebound():
    table_a = Fake()
    table_b = Fake()
    column = Column()

    column.bind_to(table_a, "beta")

    assert_raises(AttributeError, column.bind_to, table_b, "gamma")

Example #6

def test_can_be_bound():
    table = Fake()
    column = Column()

    column.bind_to(table, "alpha")

    assert column.is_bound == True
    assert column.bound_to == (table, "alpha")