def test_break_lock(self): real_lock = DummyLock() l = CountedLock(real_lock) l.lock_write() l.lock_write() self.assertTrue(real_lock.is_locked()) l.break_lock() self.assertFalse(l.is_locked()) self.assertFalse(real_lock.is_locked())
def test_read_lock_while_write_locked(self): real_lock = DummyLock() l = CountedLock(real_lock) l.lock_write() l.lock_read() l.lock_write() l.unlock() l.unlock() l.unlock() self.assertFalse(l.is_locked()) self.assertEquals(['lock_write', 'unlock'], real_lock._calls)
def test_read_lock_while_write_locked(self): real_lock = DummyLock() l = CountedLock(real_lock) l.lock_write() l.lock_read() self.assertEquals('token', l.lock_write()) l.unlock() l.unlock() l.unlock() self.assertFalse(l.is_locked()) self.assertEquals( ['lock_write', 'unlock'], real_lock._calls)
def test_write_lock_reentrant(self): real_lock = DummyLock() l = CountedLock(real_lock) self.assertEqual('token', l.lock_write()) self.assertEqual('token', l.lock_write()) l.unlock() l.unlock()
def test_reenter_with_token(self): real_lock = DummyLock() l1 = CountedLock(real_lock) l2 = CountedLock(real_lock) token = l1.lock_write() self.assertEqual('token', token) # now imagine that we lost that connection, but we still have the # token... del l1 # because we can supply the token, we can acquire the lock through # another instance self.assertTrue(real_lock.is_locked()) self.assertFalse(l2.is_locked()) self.assertEqual(token, l2.lock_write(token=token)) self.assertTrue(l2.is_locked()) self.assertTrue(real_lock.is_locked()) l2.unlock() self.assertFalse(l2.is_locked()) self.assertFalse(real_lock.is_locked())