def test_01_add_remove(self):
a = PortsAllocator(minimum=22000, increment=2, maximum=22010)
# value = 2000; value < 2012; value += 2
for value in xrange(22000, 22012, 2):
self._tst(value, a.allocate())
try:
value = a.allocate()
except PortsAllocatorError, e:
pass
def test_01_add_remove(self):
a = PortsAllocator(minimum=22000, increment=2, maximum=22010)
# value = 2000; value < 2012; value += 2
for value in xrange(22000, 22012, 2):
self._tst(value, a.allocate())
try:
value = a.allocate()
except PortsAllocatorError, e:
pass
def test_03_allocate_busy_port(self):
# let's use a port
PORT = 31000
listener = socket.socket(socket.AF_INET, socket.SOCK_DGRAM) # SOCK_DGRAM ?
listener.bind(("localhost", PORT)) # socket.gethostname()
a = PortsAllocator(minimum=PORT, increment=2, maximum=PORT + 100)
num = a.allocate()
self._tst(PORT + 2, num)
# that should have worked
listener.close()
def test_03_allocate_busy_port(self):
# let's use a port
PORT = 31000
listener = socket.socket(socket.AF_INET,
socket.SOCK_DGRAM) # SOCK_DGRAM ?
listener.bind(("localhost", PORT)) # socket.gethostname()
a = PortsAllocator(minimum=PORT, increment=2, maximum=PORT + 100)
num = a.allocate()
self._tst(PORT + 2, num)
# that should have worked
listener.close()
def test_02_add_many(self):
a = PortsAllocator(minimum=22000, increment=2, maximum=22010)
values = a.allocate_many(6)
a.free_many(values)
values = a.allocate_many(3)
values = a.allocate_many(3)
try:
value = a.allocate()
except PortsAllocatorError, e:
pass
def test_02_add_many(self):
a = PortsAllocator(minimum=22000, increment=2, maximum=22010)
values = a.allocate_many(6)
a.free_many(values)
values = a.allocate_many(3)
values = a.allocate_many(3)
try:
value = a.allocate()
except PortsAllocatorError, e:
pass
