class SkipDictTest(unittest.TestCase):
def setUp(self):
self.skip = SkipDict()
def test_uniform_type(self):
"Check that the skipdict allows only uniform types as keys"
# declare bogus classes so we can check uniformity of keys
# against classes too
class A(object): pass
class B(object): pass
s1 = SkipDict()
s1["stringkey"] = "value"
with self.assertRaises(TypeError):
s1[0] = "integer"
s1[A] = "class"
s1[A()] = "instance"
s2 = SkipDict()
s2[A()] = "value"
with self.assertRaises(TypeError):
s2[0] = "integer"
s2["string"] = "string"
s2[B()] = "anotherinstance"
def test_uniformity_on_subclasses(self):
"Check that uniformity of key types works on subclassed objects"""
class A(object): pass
class B(A): pass
self.skip[A()] = "instance of A"
self.skip[B()] = "instance of B"
self.skip[A()] = "another instance of A"
self.assertEqual(len(self.skip), 3)
def test_uniformity_reset(self):
"""
Verify that once the dict has been cleared we can fill it again with
a different type of keys
"""
self.skip["string1"] = 1
self.skip["string2"] = 2
self.skip.clear()
self.skip[0] = 0
self.skip[1] = 1
del self.skip[0]
del self.skip[1]
self.skip["string1"] = "everything works"
def test_ordered_string_keys(self):
"""
Test that .keys() returns keys in sorted order with
classic strings
"""
self.skip["chile"] = True
self.skip["norway"] = True
self.skip["zimbabwe"] = True
self.skip["russia"] = True
self.skip["australia"] = True
self.skip["italy"] = True
self.skip["germany"] = True
keys = self.skip.keys()
self.assertEqual(keys[0], "australia")
self.assertEqual(keys[1], "chile")
self.assertEqual(keys[2], "germany")
self.assertEqual(keys[3], "italy")
self.assertEqual(keys[4], "norway")
self.assertEqual(keys[5], "russia")
self.assertEqual(keys[6], "zimbabwe")
def test_ordered_number_keys(self):
"""
Test that .keys() returns keys in sorted order with numbers
"""
self.skip["4"] = True
self.skip["2"] = True
self.skip["5"] = True
self.skip["1"] = True
self.skip["3"] = True
keys = self.skip.keys()
self.assertEqual(keys[0], "1")
self.assertEqual(keys[1], "2")
self.assertEqual(keys[2], "3")
self.assertEqual(keys[3], "4")
self.assertEqual(keys[4], "5")
def test_ordered_instance_keys(self):
"""
Test that .keys() returns instances in the right order when
a __lt__ method has been defined on the class
"""
class Key(object):
def __init__(self, val):
self.val = val
def __lt__(self, other):
return self.val < other.val
def __repr__(self):
return str(self.val)
objects = [Key(k) for k in range(0, 5)]
self.skip[objects[4]] = 4
self.skip[objects[0]] = 0
self.skip[objects[2]] = 2
self.skip[objects[1]] = 1
self.skip[objects[3]] = 3
keys = self.skip.keys()
self.assertEqual(keys[0], objects[0])
self.assertEqual(keys[1], objects[1])
self.assertEqual(keys[2], objects[2])
self.assertEqual(keys[3], objects[3])
self.assertEqual(keys[4], objects[4])
def setUp(self):
self.skip = SkipDict()
class BehaveLikeDictTest(unittest.TestCase):
"Check that the SkipDict has the same behavior of a dictionary"
def setUp(self):
self.skip = SkipDict()
def test_len(self):
"Test len() on SkipDict"
self.skip[0] = 0
self.skip[1] = 1
self.skip[2] = 2
self.skip[3] = 3
self.assertEqual(len(self.skip), 4)
def test_assignment(self):
"Check __getitem__/__setitem__ assignment (through dict['key'])"
self.skip["key"] = "value"
self.assertEqual(self.skip["key"], "value")
def test_keyerror(self):
"""
A SkipDict should raise a KeyError when requesting a Key that
has not been added to the dictionary
"""
with self.assertRaises(KeyError):
self.skip["unknown"]
def test_keys(self):
"Verify that .keys() returns all the inserted keys"
self.skip["apple"] = True
self.skip["lemon"] = True
self.skip["banana"] = True
self.skip["pear"] = True
keys = self.skip.keys()
self.assertIn("apple", keys)
self.assertIn("lemon", keys)
self.assertIn("banana", keys)
self.assertIn("pear", keys)
self.assertTrue(isinstance(keys, list),
".keys() should return a list and not a tuple")
def test_has_key(self):
"Test has_key membership operator"
self.skip["key1"] = "value1"
self.skip["key2"] = "value2"
self.skip["key3"] = "value3"
self.assertTrue(self.skip.has_key("key1"))
self.assertTrue(self.skip.has_key("key2"))
self.assertTrue(not self.skip.has_key("key4"))
def test_clear(self):
"Test clear() of the whole dict"
self.skip["key1"] = "key1"
self.skip["key2"] = "key2"
self.skip["key3"] = "key3"
self.skip.clear()
with self.assertRaises(KeyError):
self.skip["key1"]
self.skip["key2"]
self.skip["key3"]
self.assertEqual(len(self.skip), 0)
