Python text_type Examples

Example #1

File: test_error.py Project: ryanfreckleton/morepath

def test_conflict_error_should_report_line_numbers():
    config = morepath.setup()
    config.scan(conflicterror)
    with pytest.raises(ConflictError) as e:
        config.commit()
    v = text_type(e.value)
    assert 'line 8' in v
    assert 'line 15' in v

Example #2

File: test_error.py Project: blaflamme/morepath

def test_conflict_error_should_report_line_numbers():
    with pytest.raises(ConflictError) as e:
        dectate.commit(conflicterror.App)
    v = text_type(e.value)
    assert 'line 8' in v
    assert 'line 15' in v

Example #3

File: test_path_directive.py Project: binbrain/morepath

 def default(self, request):
     obj = request.resolve_path('p', app=request.app.child('sub'))
     return text_type(isinstance(obj, SubModel))

Example #4

File: test_path_directive.py Project: binbrain/morepath

 def extra(self, request):
     return text_type(request.resolve_path('nonexistent') is None)

Example #5

File: test_path_directive.py Project: binbrain/morepath

 def default(self, request):
     return text_type(isinstance(request.resolve_path('simple'), Model))

Example #6

 def default(self, request):
     obj = request.resolve_path('p', app=request.app.child('sub'))
     return text_type(isinstance(obj, SubModel))

Example #7

 def extra(self, request):
     return text_type(request.resolve_path('nonexistent') is None)

Example #8

 def default(self, request):
     return text_type(isinstance(request.resolve_path('simple'), Model))