def test___len__(self):
# The Length method is renamed in the Python wrapper to __len__.
lenPy = os.path.getsize(test_base.getFilenameOfThisPythonTestModule(__file__))
fsIn = self.testConstructor_String()
lenCL = len(fsIn)
fsIn.close()
self.assertEqual(lenPy, lenCL)
self.assertRaises(IOError, len, fsIn) # Already closed.
def _nameOfTestFile():
# Can't naively use __file__ because it changes from 'test_analysis.py'
# to 'test_analysis.py[c|o]' upon bytecode compilation, and the bytecode
# file isn't suitable for [ASCII-oriented] tokenization.
return test_base.getFilenameOfThisPythonTestModule(__file__)
def testConstructor_String(self):
filename = test_base.getFilenameOfThisPythonTestModule(__file__)
fsIn = lucene.FSInputStream(filename)
return fsIn
def _getPythonFileObjectReadingThisFile(self):
return file(test_base.getFilenameOfThisPythonTestModule(__file__), 'rb')
import os.path, random, shutil, sys, unittest
from cStringIO import StringIO
import test_base
from pyclene import lucene
if lucene.UNICODE_BUILD:
import codecs
_THIS_FILENAME = test_base.getFilenameOfThisPythonTestModule(__file__)
def getFullTestSuite():
suite = unittest.TestSuite()
#_ABANDONED_:suite.addTest( unittest.makeSuite(BitSetTest) )
suite.addTest( unittest.makeSuite(FileReaderTest) )
suite.addTest( unittest.makeSuite(StringReaderTest) )
#_ABANDONED_:suite.addTest( unittest.makeSuite(PythonFileReaderTest) )
return suite
# CLucene's lucene::util::Reader subclasses are wrapped very opaquely (they
# duplicate functionality already in the Python standard library), so these
# tests exercise only the constructor and the close method.
class _ReaderTest(test_base.CommonBaseTest):
def test_close(self):
