def __rshift__(self, value, act=False):
"""syntax sugar for more concise expect/result expression syntax
old: expect(mock.func(arg)).result(value)
new: mock.func(arg) >> value
This variation has a subtle difference from the 'sour' code above as
well as the << operator. It returns 'value' rather than the expect
object, which allows us to construct expressions while "injecing"
return values into sub-expressions. For example:
(mock.func(arg) >> value).value_func()
Equivalent to:
expect(mock.func(arg)).result(value)
value.value_func()
Note: to mock a real right-shift operation use the following code in
your test case:
mock.func(arg).__rshift__(value, act=True)
"""
if self.__mocker__.is_recording() and not act:
mocker.expect(self).result(value)
return value
return self.__mocker_act__("__rshift__", (value,))
def __rshift__(self, value, act=False):
"""syntax sugar for more concise expect/result expression syntax
old: expect(mock.func(arg)).result(value)
new: mock.func(arg) >> value
This variation has a subtle difference from the 'sour' code above as
well as the << operator. It returns 'value' rather than the expect
object, which allows us to construct expressions while "injecing"
return values into sub-expressions. For example:
(mock.func(arg) >> value).value_func()
Equivalent to:
expect(mock.func(arg)).result(value)
value.value_func()
Note: to mock a real right-shift operation use the following code in
your test case:
mock.func(arg).__rshift__(value, act=True)
"""
if self.__mocker__.is_recording() and not act:
mocker.expect(self).result(value)
return value
return self.__mocker_act__("__rshift__", (value, ))
def __lshift__(self, value, act=False):
"""syntax sugar for more concise expect/result expression syntax
old: expect(mock.func(arg)).result(value)
new: mock.func(arg) << value
Note: to mock a real left-shift operation use the following code in
your test case:
mock.func(arg).__lshift__(value, act=True)
"""
if self.__mocker__.is_recording() and not act:
return mocker.expect(self).result(value)
return self.__mocker_act__("__lshift__", (value,))
def __lshift__(self, value, act=False):
"""syntax sugar for more concise expect/result expression syntax
old: expect(mock.func(arg)).result(value)
new: mock.func(arg) << value
Note: to mock a real left-shift operation use the following code in
your test case:
mock.func(arg).__lshift__(value, act=True)
"""
if self.__mocker__.is_recording() and not act:
return mocker.expect(self).result(value)
return self.__mocker_act__("__lshift__", (value, ))
