def test_basic_attribute_access(self):
'''
Basic attribute access.
- Can set values via attr or key.
- Set values are store in both the attr and the key.
'''
sd = Superdict(a = 1, b = 2)
# Basics.
sd.b = 22
sd['c'] = 33
aEq(sd.a, 1)
aEq(sd.c, 33)
aEq(sd['a'], 1)
aEq(sd['c'], 33)
aEq(sd, dict(a = 1, b = 22, c = 33))
# Set attributes are stored both as attributes on the Superdict and as
# keys in the underlying dict.
ks = set('abc')
for k in ks:
self.assertIn(k, sd.__dict__)
dict_ks = super(Superdict, sd).keys()
aEq(set(dict_ks), ks)
