Exemple #1
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 def __set__(self, obj, value):
     if value is None:  # Money(0) is False
         self._set_values(obj, None, '')
     elif isinstance(value, Money):
         self._set_values(obj, value.amount, value.currency)
     elif isinstance(value, Decimal):
         _, currency = self._get_values(obj)  # use what is currently set
         self._set_values(obj, value, currency)
     else:
         # It could be an int, or some other python native type
         try:
             amount = Decimal(str(value))
             _, currency = self._get_values(
                 obj)  # use what is currently set
             self._set_values(obj, amount, currency)
         except TypeError:
             # Lastly, assume string type 'XXX 123' or something Money can
             # handle.
             try:
                 _, currency = self._get_values(
                     obj)  # use what is currently set
                 m = Money.from_string(str(value))
                 self._set_values(obj, m.amount, m.currency)
             except TypeError:
                 msg = 'Cannot assign "%s"' % type(value)
                 raise TypeError(msg)
    def test_price_attribute(self):
        e = SimpleMoneyModel()
        e.price = Money(3, "BGN")
        self.assertEqual(e.price, Money(3, "BGN"))

        e.price = Money.from_string("BGN 5.0")
        self.assertEqual(e.price, Money(5, "BGN"))
Exemple #3
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    def test_price_attribute(self):
        e = SimpleMoneyModel()
        e.price = Money(3, "BGN")
        self.assertEqual(e.price, Money(3, "BGN"))

        e.price = Money.from_string("BGN 5.0")
        self.assertEqual(e.price, Money(5, "BGN"))
Exemple #4
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 def __set__(self, obj, value):
     if value is None:  # Money(0) is False
         self._set_values(obj, None, '')
     elif isinstance(value, Money):
         self._set_values(obj, value.amount, value.currency)
     elif isinstance(value, Decimal):
         _, currency = self._get_values(obj)  # use what is currently set
         self._set_values(obj, value, currency)
     else:
         # It could be an int, or some other python native type
         try:
             amount = Decimal(str(value))
             _, currency = self._get_values(obj)  # use what is currently set
             self._set_values(obj, amount, currency)
         except TypeError:
             # Lastly, assume string type 'XXX 123' or something Money can
             # handle.
             try:
                 _, currency = self._get_values(obj)  # use what is currently set
                 m = Money.from_string(str(value))
                 self._set_values(obj, m.amount, m.currency)
             except TypeError:
                 msg = 'Cannot assign "%s"' % type(value)
                 raise TypeError(msg)
def test_string_parse_default_currency():
    value = Money.from_string("100.0")
    assert value.amount == Decimal("100.0")
    assert value.currency == 'XXX'
    assert value.currency == CURRENCY['XXX']
def test_string_parse():
    value = Money.from_string("USD 100.0")
    assert value.amount == Decimal("100.0")
    assert value.currency == 'USD'
    assert value.currency == CURRENCY['USD']
 def test_price_from_string(self):
     price1 = Money("400", "USD")
     price2 = Money.from_string("USD 400")
     self.assertEqual(price1, price2)
     self.assertEqual(price1.amount, price2.amount)
     self.assertEqual(price1.currency, price2.currency)
Exemple #8
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 def test_price_from_string(self):
     price1 = Money("400", "USD")
     price2 = Money.from_string("USD 400")
     self.assertEqual(price1, price2)
     self.assertEqual(price1.amount, price2.amount)
     self.assertEqual(price1.currency, price2.currency)
Exemple #9
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def test_string_parse_default_currency():
    value = Money.from_string("100.0")
    assert value.amount == Decimal("100.0")
    assert value.currency == 'XXX'
    assert value.currency == CURRENCY['XXX']
Exemple #10
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def test_string_parse():
    value = Money.from_string("USD 100.0")
    assert value.amount == Decimal("100.0")
    assert value.currency == 'USD'
    assert value.currency == CURRENCY['USD']