def test_skip_initarg():
tests = ['a b c', '"a better test" b c', '" a better test" b c']
for t in tests:
# Some memory management issues here.
# skip_initarg returns a pointer into the original string
# so we need to keep that string, and that means
# explicitly allocating it with ffi.new
x = ffi.new('wchar_t[]', t)
assert ffi.string(lib.skip_initarg(x)) == 'b c'
def test_skip_initarg():
tests = [
'a b c',
'"a better test" b c',
'" a better test" b c'
]
for t in tests:
# Some memory management issues here.
# skip_initarg returns a pointer into the original string
# so we need to keep that string, and that means
# explicitly allocating it with ffi.new
x = ffi.new('wchar_t[]', t)
assert ffi.string(lib.skip_initarg(x)) == 'b c'
def test_find_on_path():
sysexe = ffi.string(lib.find_on_path("python"))
assert sysexe == os.path.dirname(sys.executable)
def test_find_on_path():
sysexe = ffi.string(lib.find_on_path("python"))
assert sysexe == os.path.dirname(sys.executable)
