Python Validator._is_valid Exemples

Exemple #1

Fichier : validator_test.py Projet : terrabit70/Project_4_Brackets_validator_with_GUI

    def test_is_valid_single_pair_brackets(self):
        validator = Validator('()')
        self.assertTrue(validator._is_valid('My test text ( with brackets ) '))
        self.assertFalse(validator._is_valid('()sldmfsl;j('))

        validator = Validator('[]')
        self.assertTrue(validator._is_valid('My test text [ with brackets ] '))
        self.assertFalse(validator._is_valid('[]]cxcvsd$[]'))

        validator = Validator('{}')
        self.assertTrue(validator._is_valid('My test text { with brackets } '))
        self.assertFalse(validator._is_valid('{}cjlfsdla9*#}'))

        validator = Validator('<>')
        self.assertTrue(validator._is_valid('My test text < with brackets > '))
        self.assertFalse(validator._is_valid('>><klfshkjho**&<'))

Exemple #2

Fichier : validator_test.py Projet : terrabit70/Project_4_Brackets_validator_with_GUI

 def test_incompatinble_type_of_input(self):
     validator = Validator('()')
     with self.assertRaises(TypeError):
         validator._is_valid(42)

Exemple #3

Fichier : validator_test.py Projet : terrabit70/Project_4_Brackets_validator_with_GUI

 def test_is_valid_many_pairs_brackets(self):
     validator = Validator('()[]{}<>')
     self.assertTrue(
         validator._is_valid('My test text [{<( with brackets )>}] '))
     self.assertFalse(validator._is_valid('()}{[]>>)'))