class Suite_Test(unittest.TestCase):
file = "suite.cpp"
line = 36
info = "suite blah"
type = "error"
notice = Notice(file, line, info, type)
name = "testSuite"
def setUp(self):
self.suite = Suite()
self.test = TestCase()
self.test.addNotice(self.notice)
def tearDown(self):
del self.suite.testCases[:]
del self.suite
del self.test
def testName(self):
self.suite.name = self.name
self.assertEqual(self.suite.name, self.name)
def testCount(self):
amount = 4
for i in range(amount): #@UnusedVariable
test = TestCase()
self.suite.testCases.append(test)
self.assertEqual(self.suite.testCount(), amount)
def testGetTestCases(self):
self.suite.testCases.append(self.test)
self.assertTrue(self.test in self.suite.testCases)
def test_getChildren(self):
'''
test for typos and that function is overridden
'''
self.suite.getChildren()
def test_getRelevantDisplayData(self):
'''
test that name data is returned
'''
data = self.suite.getRelevantDisplayData()
types = [typeinfo for typeinfo, x in data] #@UnusedVariable
self.assertTrue("name" in types)
def setUp(self):
self.suite = Suite()
self.test = TestCase()
self.test.addNotice(self.notice)
def setUp(self):
self.test = TestCase()
class TestCase_Test(unittest.TestCase):
'''
Test TestParser.TestResults.TestCase
@date Feb 26, 2010
@author Matthew A. Todd
'''
type = "error"
file = "main.cpp"
line = 0
info = "blah"
notice = Notice(file, line, info, type)
def setUp(self):
self.test = TestCase()
def tearDown(self):
self.test.types.clear() # shouldn't have to have this line
del self.test.notices[:]
del self.test
def test_timeTakenDeleter(self):
'''
b/c the deleter isn't being run, we're going to just run it here.
'''
self.test.timeTaken = 0
del self.test.timeTaken
def testHasType(self):
'''
check that type not present prior to adding
check that it is present after
'''
self.assertFalse(self.test.hasType(self.type))
self.test.addNotice(self.notice)
self.assertTrue(self.test.hasType(self.type))
def testName(self):
'''
test name setting and getting
'''
name = "testName"
self.test.name = name
self.assertEqual(self.test.name, name)
def testTime(self):
'''
test time bogus input, setting and getting.
We can't use assertRaises b/c its a property (as far as I know.)
'''
time = 123
# bogus input
try:
self.test.timeTaken = -1
except ValueError:
passes = True
finally:
if not passes:
self.fail("self.test.timeTaken = -1 did not throw an exception")
# get/set equivalence
self.test.timeTaken = time
self.assertEqual(self.test.timeTaken, time)
def testGetNotices(self):
amount = 4
for i in range(amount): #@UnusedVariable
self.test.addNotice(self.notice)
self.assertTrue(self.notice in self.test.notices)
self.assertEqual(len(self.test.notices), amount)
def testGetNoticesOfType(self):
'''
check that getNoticesOfType returns the correct amount of the correct type
'''
amount = 5
type = "testType"
notice2 = Notice("file", 0, "newNotice", type)
for i in range(3): #@UnusedVariable
self.test.addNotice(self.notice)
for i in range(amount): #@UnusedVariable
self.test.addNotice(notice2)
self.assertEquals(len(self.test.getNoticesOfType(type)), amount)
self.assertTrue(notice2 in self.test.getNoticesOfType(type))
def test_getChildren(self):
'''
test for typos and that function overridden
'''
self.test.getChildren()
def test_getRelevantDisplayData(self):
'''
test that name and time data returned
'''
data = self.test.getRelevantDisplayData()
types = [typeinfo for typeinfo, x in data] #@UnusedVariable
self.assertTrue("name" in types)
self.assertTrue("time" in types)