def test_walk_nested_lists_of_ints():
w = Walker()
isum = [0]
output = []
def vint(i, w):
isum[0] += i
output.append(i)
def vlist(l, w):
for i in l:
w.walk(i)
w.visitor_map[int] = vint
w.visitor_map[list] = vlist
isum2 = [0]
def test_walk(obj):
isum2[0] += list_sum(obj)
w.walk(obj)
assert isum==isum2
test_walk(123)
test_walk([123, 9, 23])
test_walk([123, 9, 23, 234, [[[[2, [[4, [5]]]]]]], 987])
test_walk([123, 9, 23, 234, 987, [0, 1]])
assert list_sum(output)==isum2[0]
# testing with a subclass of int should also work:
class subint(int):
pass
test_walk([subint(234)])
assert list_sum(output)==isum2[0]
def test_default_visitor():
w = Walker()
assert not w.visitor_map.get(DEFAULT)
out = []
def default(obj, walker):
assert walker is w
out.append(obj)
w.visitor_map[DEFAULT] = default
assert isinstance(w.visitor_map.get(DEFAULT), CallbackVisitor)
assert w.visitor_map.get(DEFAULT).callback == default
data = range(10)+['a', 'b', 2.3, None] #various types
for i in data:
w.walk(i)
assert out==data
def __init__(self):
Walker.__init__(self)
self.output = []
