class TestFindSameProblems(unittest.TestCase):
def setUp(self):
problems = []
problems.append(Mock(cases=['1', '2', '3'], problem_id=('17', '1')))
problems[-1].name = 'A' # Mock(name='A') will not work as you expecting!
problems.append(Mock(cases=['4', '5', '6'], problem_id=('17', '2')))
problems[-1].name = 'B'
problems.append(Mock(cases=['1', '2', '3'], problem_id=('17', '3')))
problems[-1].name = 'C'
problems.append(Mock(cases=['1', '2', '3'], problem_id=('18', '1')))
problems[-1].name = 'D'
problems.append(Mock(cases=['4', '5', '6'], problem_id=('18', '2')))
problems[-1].name = 'E'
problems.append(Mock(cases=['7', '8', '9'], problem_id=('18', '3')))
problems[-1].name = '1337'
self.finder = SameProblemsFinder(problems)
def test_common(self):
result = self.finder.get_stat_data()
self.assertEqual(len(result), 2)
problems = [p.problem_id for p in result[0]]
self.assertEqual(problems, [('17', '1'), ('17', '3'), ('18', '1')])
problems = [p.problem_id for p in result[1]]
self.assertEqual(problems, [('17', '2'), ('18', '2')])
def test_str(self):
result = str(self.finder)
self.assertEqual(result,
'Problems "A" from contest 17, "C" from contest 17, "D" from contest 18 are same.\nProblems "B" from contest 17, "E" from contest 18 are same.\n')
def setUp(self):
problems = []
problems.append(Mock(cases=['1', '2', '3'], problem_id=('17', '1')))
problems[-1].name = 'A' # Mock(name='A') will not work as you expecting!
problems.append(Mock(cases=['4', '5', '6'], problem_id=('17', '2')))
problems[-1].name = 'B'
problems.append(Mock(cases=['1', '2', '3'], problem_id=('17', '3')))
problems[-1].name = 'C'
problems.append(Mock(cases=['1', '2', '3'], problem_id=('18', '1')))
problems[-1].name = 'D'
problems.append(Mock(cases=['4', '5', '6'], problem_id=('18', '2')))
problems[-1].name = 'E'
problems.append(Mock(cases=['7', '8', '9'], problem_id=('18', '3')))
problems[-1].name = '1337'
self.finder = SameProblemsFinder(problems)