def test_get_socket_timeout(self):
self.assertEqual(pulsar.get_socket_timeout(None), None)
self.assertEqual(pulsar.get_socket_timeout(-2.3), None)
self.assertEqual(pulsar.get_socket_timeout('-1'), None)
self.assertEqual(pulsar.get_socket_timeout(-1), None)
self.assertEqual(pulsar.get_socket_timeout(0.0), 0)
self.assertEqual(pulsar.get_socket_timeout(0),0)
self.assertEqual(pulsar.get_socket_timeout(False),0)
self.assertEqual(pulsar.get_socket_timeout(1.0),1)
self.assertEqual(pulsar.get_socket_timeout(3.2),3.2)
self.assertEqual(pulsar.get_socket_timeout(5),5)
def __init__(self, socket, address, timeout=None, read_timeout=None,
**kwargs):
'''Create a client or client-connection socket.
:parameter socket: a client or client-connection socket
:parameter address: The address of the remote client/server
:parameter protocol_factory: A callable used for creating
:attr:`ProtoSocket.protocol` instance.
:parameter timeout: A timeout in seconds for the socket. Same rules as
the ``socket.settimeout`` method in the standard library. A value of 0
indicates an asynchronous socket.
:parameter read_timeout: A timeout in seconds for asynchronous operations. This
value is only used when *timeout* is 0 in the constructor
of a :class:`AsyncIOStream`.
'''
self._socket_timeout = get_socket_timeout(timeout)
self._set_socket(socket, read_timeout)
self.remote_address = address
self.protocol = self.protocol_factory()
self.buffer = bytearray()
