def test_java_accessing_items_added_in_python(self):
# Test a type that should be coerced into a Java type, a Java instance
# that should be wrapped, and a Python instance that should pass
# through as itself with str, Random and tuple respectively.
s = set(["value", Random(), ("tuple", "of", "stuff")])
PySetInJavaTest.accessAndRemovePySetItems(s)
self.assertEquals(0, len(s))# Check that the Java removal affected the underlying set
def test_java_accessing_items_added_in_python(self):
# Test a type that should be coerced into a Java type, a Java
# instance that should be wrapped, and a Python instance that
# should pass through as itself with str, Random and tuple
# respectively.
s = set(["value", Random(), ("tuple", "of", "stuff")])
PySetInJavaTest.accessAndRemovePySetItems(s)
# Check that the Java removal affected the underlying set
self.assertEqual(0, len(s))
def test_accessing_items_added_in_java(self):
s = PySetInJavaTest.createPySetContainingJavaObjects()
for v in s:
self.assert_(v in s)
if isinstance(v, unicode):
self.assertEquals("value", v)
else:
v.nextInt()#Should be a java.util.Random; ensure we can call it
def test_accessing_items_added_in_java(self):
s = PySetInJavaTest.createPySetContainingJavaObjects()
for v in s:
self.assertTrue(v in s)
if isinstance(v, str):
self.assertEqual("value", v)
else:
# Should be a java.util.Random; ensure we can call it
v.nextInt()
def test_using_PySet_as_Java_Set(self):
PySetInJavaTest.testPySetAsJavaSet()
