def __init__(self):
"""
We do nothing more than calling the base constructor and setting the _calculation_process_type
afterwards to the correct type (our own one).
"""
Calculation.__init__(self)
self._calculation_process_type = BasicCalculationProcess
def test_default(self):
calculation = Calculation()
self.assertEqual(calculation._calculation_process_type, CalculationProcess)
self.assertEqual(calculation.process_list, [])
calculations = Calculation([1, 2, 3])
self.assertEqual(calculations.process_list, [1, 2, 3])
def test_iter(self):
calculations = Calculation([0, 1, 2])
for i, calc in enumerate(calculations):
self.assertEqual(calc.process_list, [i])
self.assertEqual(len(calculations), 3)
def create_calculations(self):
process1 = CalculationProcess(CalculationQueue(), None, None)
process2 = CalculationProcess(CalculationQueue(), None, None)
process3 = CalculationProcess(CalculationQueue(), None, None)
calculations = Calculation([process1, process2, process3])
return calculations, process2
def __init__(self):
Calculation.__init__(self)
self._calculation_process_type = SimpleCalculationProcess
def __init__(self):
Calculation.__init__(self)
self._calculation_process_type = DeriviedCalculationProcess
def __init__(self):
Calculation.__init__(self)
self._calculation_process_type = DeriviedCalculationProcess
