Python parse Examples

Example #1

File: test.py Project: romankierzkowski/langner

 def check_modified(self, code, output):
     parsed = parser.parse(code)
     self.assertEqual(output, str(parsed))

Example #2

File: test.py Project: romankierzkowski/langner

 def variables(self, condition, event_vars, loose_vars):
     rule = "(%s)->(new x);" % condition
     strategy = parser.parse(rule);
     result = strategy.rules[0].variables()
     self.assertEqual(result, (set(event_vars), set(loose_vars)))

Example #3

File: test.py Project: romankierzkowski/langner

 def check(self, code):
     parsed = parser.parse(code)
     self.assertEqual(code, str(parsed))

Example #4

File: test.py Project: romankierzkowski/langner

 def evaluate(self, condition, expected, **kwargs):
     context = kwargs.get("context", {})
     rule = "(%s)->(new x);" % condition
     strategy = parser.parse(rule);
     result = strategy.rules[0].conditions[0].evaluate(**context)
     self.assertEqual(result, expected)

Example #5

 def check_modified(self, code, output):
     parsed = parser.parse(code)
     self.assertEqual(output, str(parsed))

Example #6

 def check(self, code):
     parsed = parser.parse(code)
     self.assertEqual(code, str(parsed))

Example #7

 def variables(self, condition, event_vars, loose_vars):
     rule = "(%s)->(new x);" % condition
     strategy = parser.parse(rule)
     result = strategy.rules[0].variables()
     self.assertEqual(result, (set(event_vars), set(loose_vars)))

Example #8

 def evaluate(self, condition, expected, **kwargs):
     context = kwargs.get("context", {})
     rule = "(%s)->(new x);" % condition
     strategy = parser.parse(rule)
     result = strategy.rules[0].conditions[0].evaluate(**context)
     self.assertEqual(result, expected)