def assertNotEqual2(self, o1, o2):
# is why we test the comparison *both* ways.
self.assertNotEqual(o1, o2)
c = cmp(o1, o2)
self.assertNotEqual(c, 0, msg="checking cmp for %r, %r, not supposed to be equal, got %i" % (o1, o2, c))
self.assertNotEqual(o2, o1)
c = cmp(o2, o1)
self.assertNotEqual(c, 0, msg="checking cmp for %r, %r, not supposed to be equal, got %i" % (o2, o1, c))
def assertEqual2(self, o1, o2):
# logic bugs hidden behind short circuiting comparisons for metadata
# is why we test the comparison *both* ways.
self.assertEqual(o1, o2)
c = cmp(o1, o2)
self.assertEqual(c, 0, msg="checking cmp for %r, %r, aren't equal: got %i" % (o1, o2, c))
self.assertEqual(o2, o1)
c = cmp(o2, o1)
self.assertEqual(c, 0, msg="checking cmp for %r, %r,aren't equal: got %i" % (o2, o1, c))
def assertEqual2(self, o1, o2): # logic bugs hidden behind short circuiting comparisons for metadata # is why we test the comparison *both* ways. self.assertEqual(o1, o2) c = cmp(o1, o2) self.assertEqual(c, 0, msg="checking cmp for %r, %r, aren't equal: got %i" % (o1, o2, c)) self.assertEqual(o2, o1) c = cmp(o2, o1) self.assertEqual(c, 0, msg="checking cmp for %r, %r,aren't equal: got %i" % (o2, o1, c))
def assertNotEqual2(self, o1, o2): # is why we test the comparison *both* ways. self.assertNotEqual(o1, o2) c = cmp(o1, o2) self.assertNotEqual(c, 0, msg="checking cmp for %r, %r, not supposed to be equal, got %i" % (o1, o2, c)) self.assertNotEqual(o2, o1) c = cmp(o2, o1) self.assertNotEqual(c, 0, msg="checking cmp for %r, %r, not supposed to be equal, got %i" % (o2, o1, c))