def test_value(self):
"""test getter/setter for the value attribute"""
value = wraptext("bar")
node = Parameter(wraptext("foo"), value)
self.assertIs(value, node.value)
node.value = "héhehé"
self.assertWikicodeEqual(wraptext("héhehé"), node.value)
def test_value(self):
"""test getter/setter for the value attribute"""
value = wraptext("bar")
node = Parameter(wraptext("foo"), value)
self.assertIs(value, node.value)
node.value = "héhehé"
self.assertWikicodeEqual(wraptext("héhehé"), node.value)
def set(self, key, value, showkey=True):
# Check for uniqueness.
# Wikicode is not hashable, so we instead use the stringified version
# as the key and include the Wikicode <parameter name> within the object.
skey = str(key)
if not self.is_supported(skey):
raise ValueError("Not supported: parameter %s" % (skey, ))
if skey not in self._parameters_map:
o = Parameter(key, value, showkey)
self._parameters.append(o)
# Needed for consistency - allow future lookups of this parameter.
self._parameters_map[skey] = o
else:
# Overwrite existing parameter.
o = self._parameters_map[skey]
# Don't allow changing parameter names - creates a consistency problem.
o.value = value
o.showkey = showkey
