Exemple #1
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 def test_pickle(self) -> None:
     """test if generic code objects are pickleable"""
     code = generic.GenericCode([
         "1",
         "2",
         compile("numbers.append('3')", "<string>", "exec"),
         "4",
         compile("numbers.append('5')", "<string>", "exec"),
     ], ModuleSpec("test", None, origin="this test", is_package=False))
     code2 = pickle.loads(pickle.dumps(code))
     self.assertEqual(code2.sections, code.sections)
     self.assertEqual(code2.spec, code.spec)
Exemple #2
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 def test_build(self) -> None:
     """test the building of a generic code object"""
     builder = generic.GenericCodeBuilder(-1)
     builder.add_text("1", 0)
     builder.add_code("numbers.append('2')", 0)
     builder.add_code("numbers.append('3')", 0)
     builder.add_text("4", 0)
     spec = ModuleSpec("test", None, origin="this test", is_package=False)
     code = builder.code(spec)
     code2 = generic.GenericCode(
         ("1", compile("numbers.append('2')", "this test", "exec"),
          compile("numbers.append('3')", "this test", "exec"), "4"), spec)
     self.assertEqual(code, code2)
Exemple #3
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    def test_equal(self) -> None:
        """test if equality between generic code objetcs works"""
        code = generic.GenericCode([
            "1",
            "2",
            compile("numbers.append('3')", "<string>", "exec"),
            "4",
            compile("numbers.append('5')", "<string>", "exec"),
        ], ModuleSpec("test", None, origin="this test", is_package=False))

        code2 = generic.GenericCode([
            "1",
            "2",
            compile("numbers.append('3')", "<string>", "exec"),
            "4",
            compile("numbers.append('5')", "<string>", "exec"),
        ], ModuleSpec("test", None, origin="this test", is_package=False))

        code3 = generic.GenericCode([
            "X",
            "2",
            compile("numbers.append('3')", "<string>", "exec"),
            "4",
            compile("numbers.append('5')", "<string>", "exec"),
        ], ModuleSpec("test", None, origin="this test", is_package=False))

        code4 = generic.GenericCode([
            "1",
            "2",
            compile("numbers.append('3')", "<string>", "exec"),
            "4",
            compile("numbers.append('5')", "<string>", "exec"),
        ], ModuleSpec("X", None, origin="this test", is_package=False))

        self.assertEqual(code, code2)
        self.assertNotEqual(code, code3)
        self.assertNotEqual(code, code4)
        self.assertNotEqual(code3, code4)
Exemple #4
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 def test_execute(self) -> None:
     """test the execution"""
     code = generic.GenericCode([
         "1",
         "2",
         compile("numbers.append('3')", "<string>", "exec"),
         "4",
         compile("numbers.append('5')", "<string>", "exec"),
     ], ModuleSpec("__main__", None, origin=None, is_package=False))
     numbers = []
     variables = {"numbers": numbers}
     for number in code.execute(variables):
         numbers.append(number)
     self.assertEqual(numbers, ["1", "2", "3", "4", "5"])
Exemple #5
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 def test_constants(self) -> None:
     """test the module level constants"""
     spec = ModuleSpec("test", None, origin="this test", is_package=False)
     code = generic.GenericCode([], spec)
     variables = {}
     list(code.execute(variables))  # modifies variables
     self.assertEqual(
         variables, {
             "__name__": "test",
             "__loader__": None,
             "__file__": "this test",
             "__path__": None,
             "__package__": "",
             "__cached__": None,
             "__spec__": spec
         })