Esempio n. 1
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 def test_get_dup_lst(self):
     dup_indexes = man.get_dup_lst(self.dup_src)
     # There should only be two equivalence classes
     self.assertEqual(len(dup_indexes), 2)
     # Assert the locations of each list
     test_1 = dup_indexes[0]
     test_2 = dup_indexes[1]
     if len(test_1) == 9:
         self.assertEqual(test_1, self.a_locations)
     else:
         self.assertEqual(test_1, self.b_locations)
     if len(test_2) == 9:
         self.assertEqual(test_2, self.a_locations)
     else:
         self.assertEqual(test_2, self.b_locations)
Esempio n. 2
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 def test_get_dup_lst(self):
     dup_indexes = man.get_dup_lst(self.dup_src)
     # There should only be two equivalence classes
     self.assertEqual(len(dup_indexes), 2)
     # Assert the locations of each list
     test_1 = dup_indexes[0]
     test_2 = dup_indexes[1]
     if len(test_1) == 9:
         self.assertEqual(test_1, self.a_locations)
     else:
         self.assertEqual(test_1, self.b_locations)
     if len(test_2) == 9:
         self.assertEqual(test_2, self.a_locations)
     else:
         self.assertEqual(test_2, self.b_locations)
Esempio n. 3
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 def test_get_dup_lst_with_prev_lst(self):
     # With a previous list, method should only check the indexes from the
     # previous list. Previous list represent the indexes of duplicates from
     # another column of the same table
     prev_lst = [self.a_locations, self.b_locations]
     exp_c_locs = [400, 500]
     exp_d_locs = [4500, 5000, 5500]
     dup_indexes = man.get_dup_lst(self.dup_src2, prev_lst)
     self.assertEqual(len(dup_indexes), 2)
     test_1 = dup_indexes[0]
     test_2 = dup_indexes[1]
     if len(test_1) == len(exp_c_locs):
         self.assertEqual(test_1, exp_c_locs)
     else:
         self.assertEqual(test_1, exp_d_locs)
     if len(test_2) == len(exp_c_locs):
         self.assertEqual(test_2, exp_c_locs)
     else:
         self.assertEqual(test_2, exp_d_locs)
Esempio n. 4
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 def test_get_dup_lst_with_prev_lst(self):
     # With a previous list, method should only check the indexes from the
     # previous list. Previous list represent the indexes of duplicates from
     # another column of the same table
     prev_lst = [self.a_locations, self.b_locations]
     exp_c_locs = [400, 500]
     exp_d_locs = [4500, 5000, 5500]
     dup_indexes = man.get_dup_lst(self.dup_src2, prev_lst)
     self.assertEqual(len(dup_indexes), 2)
     test_1 = dup_indexes[0]
     test_2 = dup_indexes[1]
     if len(test_1) == len(exp_c_locs):
         self.assertEqual(test_1, exp_c_locs)
     else:
         self.assertEqual(test_1, exp_d_locs)
     if len(test_2) == len(exp_c_locs):
         self.assertEqual(test_2, exp_c_locs)
     else:
         self.assertEqual(test_2, exp_d_locs)