def test_ability_to_specify_primary_scope(self):
preferences = ScopedPreferences(
scopes=[Preferences(name="a"), Preferences(name="b"), Preferences(name="c")], primary_scope_name="b"
)
# This should set the prefrrence in the primary scope.
preferences.set("acme.foo", "bar")
# Look it up specifically in the primary scope.
self.assertEqual("bar", preferences.get("b/acme.foo"))
return
def test_ability_to_specify_primary_scope(self):
preferences = ScopedPreferences(scopes=[
Preferences(name='a'),
Preferences(name='b'),
Preferences(name='c')
],
primary_scope_name='b')
# This should set the prefrrence in the primary scope.
preferences.set('acme.foo', 'bar')
# Look it up specifically in the primary scope.
self.assertEqual('bar', preferences.get('b/acme.foo'))
return
def test_ability_to_specify_primary_scope(self):
preferences = ScopedPreferences(
scopes=[
Preferences(name="a"),
Preferences(name="b"),
Preferences(name="c"),
],
primary_scope_name="b",
)
# This should set the prefrrence in the primary scope.
preferences.set("acme.foo", "bar")
# Look it up specifically in the primary scope.
self.assertEqual("bar", preferences.get("b/acme.foo"))
def test_ability_to_specify_primary_scope(self):
preferences = ScopedPreferences(
scopes = [
Preferences(name='a'),
Preferences(name='b'),
Preferences(name='c')
],
primary_scope_name = 'b'
)
# This should set the prefrrence in the primary scope.
preferences.set('acme.foo', 'bar')
# Look it up specifically in the primary scope.
self.assertEqual('bar', preferences.get('b/acme.foo'))
return
