def test_protected_attribute_setting(self):
'''
Protected attribute setting.
- Protected attributes should stay protected.
- Protection should work for attr setting or key setting.
'''
sd = Superdict()
v = 1234
# Setting via attribute.
sd.update = v
aEq(sd['update'], v)
self.assertNotEqual(sd['update'], sd.update)
self.assertIsInstance(sd.update, types.MethodType)
# Setting via key.
sd['pop'] = v
aEq(sd['pop'], v)
self.assertNotEqual(sd['pop'], sd.pop)
self.assertIsInstance(sd.pop, types.MethodType)
def test_update(self):
'''
update().
- Since the constructor relies on update(), this behavior is well covered.
'''
sd = Superdict(a=11, b=22)
# Basic attributes.
sd.update(c = 33, d = 44)
aEq(sd.c, 33)
aEq(sd.d, 44)
aEq(sd['c'], 33)
# Protected attributes.
sd.update([('pop', 99), ('setdefault', 88)])
aEq(sd['pop'], 99)
self.assertIsInstance(sd.pop, types.MethodType)
# Wrong N args.
with aRaz(TERR): sd.update([1,2,3], [4,5])
