Python regex_findall Examples

Example #1

 def test_regex_findall_bad_input(self):
     matches = regex_findall(r".*", None)
     self.assertEquals(matches, [])
     matches = regex_findall(r".*", [])
     self.assertEquals(matches, [])
     matches = regex_findall(r".*", 1)
     self.assertEquals(matches, [])

Example #2

File: plugin_tests.py Project: battlemidget/sosreport

 def test_regex_findall_bad_input(self):
     matches = regex_findall(r".*", None)
     self.assertEquals(matches, [])
     matches = regex_findall(r".*", [])
     self.assertEquals(matches, [])
     matches = regex_findall(r".*", 1)
     self.assertEquals(matches, [])

Example #3

 def test_regex_findall_miss(self):
     test_s = "\n".join(['this is only a test', 'there are only two lines'])
     test_fo = StringIO(test_s)
     matches = regex_findall(r".*not_there$", test_fo)
     self.assertEquals(matches, [])

Example #4

File: plugin_tests.py Project: battlemidget/sosreport

 def test_regex_findall(self):
     test_s = "\n".join(['this is only a test', 'there are only two lines'])
     test_fo = StringIO(test_s)
     matches = regex_findall(r".*lines$", test_fo)
     self.assertEquals(matches, ['there are only two lines'])

Example #5

File: plugin_tests.py Project: sosiouxme/sosreport

 def test_regex_findall_miss(self):
     test_s = "\n".join(["this is only a test", "there are only two lines"])
     test_fo = StringIO(test_s)
     matches = regex_findall(r".*not_there$", test_fo)
     self.assertEquals(matches, [])