Python parse_range Examples

Example #1

 def test_parse_range_ge(self):
     retval = _utils.parse_range(">=1024")
     self.assertIsInstance(retval, tuple)
     self.assertEqual(">=", retval[0])
     self.assertEqual(1024, retval[1])

Example #2

 def test_parse_range_invalid(self):
     self.assertIsNone(_utils.parse_range("<invalid"))

Example #3

 def test_parse_range_int_only(self):
     retval = _utils.parse_range("1024")
     self.assertIsInstance(retval, tuple)
     self.assertIsNone(retval[0])
     self.assertEqual(1024, retval[1])

Example #4

 def test_parse_range_None(self):
     self.assertIsNone(_utils.parse_range(None))

Example #5

File: test__utils.py Project: dbckz/shade

 def test_parse_range_ge(self):
     retval = _utils.parse_range(">=1024")
     self.assertIsInstance(retval, tuple)
     self.assertEqual(">=", retval[0])
     self.assertEqual(1024, retval[1])

Example #6

File: test__utils.py Project: dbckz/shade

 def test_parse_range_int_only(self):
     retval = _utils.parse_range("1024")
     self.assertIsInstance(retval, tuple)
     self.assertIsNone(retval[0])
     self.assertEqual(1024, retval[1])

Example #7

File: test__utils.py Project: dbckz/shade

 def test_parse_range_invalid(self):
     self.assertIsNone(_utils.parse_range("<invalid"))

Example #8

File: test__utils.py Project: dbckz/shade

 def test_parse_range_None(self):
     self.assertIsNone(_utils.parse_range(None))