def test_dict(self):
val = {'foo': 1, aem.AEType(b'foob'): 2, aem.AEProp(b'barr'): 3}
expectedVal = {
'foo': 1,
aem.AEType(b'foob'): 2,
aem.AEType(b'barr'): 3
} # note that four-char-code keys are always unpacked as AEType
d = self.c.pack(val)
self.assertEqual(expectedVal, self.c.unpack(d))
def test_dict(self):
val = {
'foo': 1,
aem.AEType('foob'): 2,
aem.AEProp('barr'): 3
} # TO DO: also need to test appscript codecs (in separate test) to check String, AEType and Keyword keys all pack and unpack correctly
expectedVal = {
'foo': 1,
aem.AEType('foob'): 2,
aem.AEType('barr'): 3
} # note that four-char-code keys are always unpacked as AEType
d = self.c.pack(val)
self.assertEqual(expectedVal, self.c.unpack(d))
def test_typewrappers(self):
for val in [
aem.AEType("docu"),
aem.AEEnum('yes '),
aem.AEProp('pnam'),
aem.AEKey('ABCD'),
]:
d = self.c.pack(val)
val2 = self.c.unpack(d)
self.assertEqual(val, val2)
self.assertEqual(val2, val)
self.assertRaises(TypeError, aem.AEType, 3)
self.assertRaises(ValueError, aem.AEType, "docum")
