def testUnicodeName(self):
policy = self.policy
from AccessControl.SimpleObjectPolicies import override_containers
# By default we allow all access to str, but this may have been
# overridden to disallow some access of str.format. So we temporarily
# restore the default of allowing all access.
with override_containers(str, 1):
assert policy.validate('', '', u'foo', '', None)
def testUnicodeName(self):
policy = self.policy
from AccessControl.SimpleObjectPolicies import override_containers
# By default we allow all access to str, but this may have been
# overridden to disallow some access of str.format. So we temporarily
# restore the default of allowing all access.
with override_containers(str, 1):
assert policy.validate('', '', u'foo', '', None)
def testContainersContextManager(self):
from AccessControl.SimpleObjectPolicies import override_containers
from AccessControl.SimpleObjectPolicies import ContainerAssertions
from AccessControl.SimpleObjectPolicies import Containers
from types import TracebackType
# Surely we have no assertions for this type:
self.assertNotIn(TracebackType, ContainerAssertions)
with override_containers(TracebackType, 1):
self.assertIn(TracebackType, ContainerAssertions)
self.assertEqual(Containers(TracebackType), 1)
# Override it again.
with override_containers(TracebackType, {}):
self.assertEqual(Containers(TracebackType), {})
# We are outside the nested override, so the first override should
# have been restored.
self.assertEqual(Containers(TracebackType), 1)
# We are outside all overrides, so the type should no longer be in the
# assertions.
self.assertNotIn(TracebackType, ContainerAssertions)
def testContainersContextManager(self):
from AccessControl.SimpleObjectPolicies import override_containers
from AccessControl.SimpleObjectPolicies import ContainerAssertions
from AccessControl.SimpleObjectPolicies import Containers
from types import TracebackType
# Surely we have no assertions for this type:
self.assertNotIn(TracebackType, ContainerAssertions)
with override_containers(TracebackType, 1):
self.assertIn(TracebackType, ContainerAssertions)
self.assertEqual(Containers(TracebackType), 1)
# Override it again.
with override_containers(TracebackType, {}):
self.assertEqual(Containers(TracebackType), {})
# We are outside the nested override, so the first override should
# have been restored.
self.assertEqual(Containers(TracebackType), 1)
# We are outside all overrides, so the type should no longer be in the
# assertions.
self.assertNotIn(TracebackType, ContainerAssertions)
def testContainersContextManager(self):
from AccessControl.SimpleObjectPolicies import override_containers
from AccessControl.SimpleObjectPolicies import ContainerAssertions
from AccessControl.SimpleObjectPolicies import Containers
from types import EllipsisType
# Surely we have no assertions for this type. There might be a good
# reason to have then, but I have not even heard of this type.
self.assertFalse(EllipsisType in ContainerAssertions)
with override_containers(EllipsisType, 1):
self.assertTrue(EllipsisType in ContainerAssertions)
self.assertEqual(Containers(EllipsisType), 1)
# Override it again.
with override_containers(EllipsisType, {}):
self.assertEqual(Containers(EllipsisType), {})
# We are outside the nested override, so the first override should
# have been restored.
self.assertEqual(Containers(EllipsisType), 1)
# We are outside all overrides, so the type should no longer be in the
# assertions.
self.assertFalse(EllipsisType in ContainerAssertions)
def testAqNames(self):
policy = self.policy
names = {
'aq_self': 0,
'aq_base': 0,
'aq_parent': 1,
'aq_explicit': 1,
'aq_inner': 1,
}
from AccessControl.SimpleObjectPolicies import override_containers
# By default we allow all access to str, but this may have been
# overridden to disallow some access of str.format. So we temporarily
# restore the default of allowing all access.
with override_containers(str, 1):
for name, allowed in names.items():
if not allowed:
self.assertRaises(Unauthorized, policy.validate, '', '',
name, '', None)
else:
policy.validate('', '', name, '', None)
def testAqNames(self):
policy = self.policy
names = {
'aq_self': 0,
'aq_base': 0,
'aq_parent': 1,
'aq_explicit': 1,
'aq_inner': 1,
}
from AccessControl.SimpleObjectPolicies import override_containers
# By default we allow all access to str, but this may have been
# overridden to disallow some access of str.format. So we temporarily
# restore the default of allowing all access.
with override_containers(str, 1):
for name, allowed in names.items():
if not allowed:
self.assertRaises(Unauthorized, policy.validate,
'', '', name, '', None)
else:
policy.validate('', '', name, '', None)