def tests_reset_counters(self):
"""
This method will test if the counter is reseted.
"""
Core.reset_counters()
for string in self.types:
expected = 0
actual = PyFunceble.CONFIGURATION["counter"]["number"][string]
self.assertEqual(expected, actual)
def tests_reset_counters(self):
"""
Test if the counter is reseted.
"""
Core.reset_counters()
for string in self.types:
expected = 0
actual = PyFunceble.INTERN["counter"]["number"][string]
self.assertEqual(expected, actual)
def __init__(self, list_to_test, clean_all=False):
if list_to_test:
# The list to test is not empty.
try:
# We try to see if we have to reset counters and clean the output directory.
# We get the number of tested.
number_of_tested = PyFunceble.CONFIGURATION["counter"]["number"][
"tested"
]
if (
number_of_tested == 0
or list_to_test[number_of_tested - 1] == list_to_test[-1]
or number_of_tested >= len(list_to_test)
):
# * If the number of tested is null,
# or
# * the last tested element is the same as the last element in the
# sequence,
# or
# * The number of tested is equal to the number of elements in the
# sequence,
# We reset the counters.
Core.reset_counters()
# We clean the output directory.
self.almost_everything(clean_all)
except IndexError:
# But if at any time in the conditionnal an Index Error occurs,
# We reset the counters.
Core.reset_counters()
# We clean the output directory.
self.almost_everything(clean_all)
else:
# The list to test is empty.
# We clean the output directory.
self.almost_everything(clean_all)
