def test_equality(self):
"""== check causes a match."""
class any(object):
def __eq__(self, other):
return True
assert match((any(),), (5,)) == ()
# Long strings do not match with ``is``.
assert match(('abc'*1000,), ('abc'*1000,)) == ()
def test_class_capture(self):
"""Capturing values by matching against a class pattern."""
assert match((int,), (5,)) == (5,)
assert match((int,), (int,)) == ()
# Multiple matches
assert match(('a', int, int), ('a', 5, 7)) == (5, 7)
# object can be used to match many things
assert match((object, object, object), (5, 'foo', {})) == (5, 'foo', {})
def test_dict(self):
"""dicts have special handling."""
# It's ok if message has more items than pattern
assert match(({},), ({'foo': 'bar'},)) == ()
# But message must have all items that pattern does
assert match(({'foo': 'bar'},), ({},)) is None
assert match(({'foo': 'bar'},), ({'foo': 'bar'},)) == ()
# And those items have to match as well
assert match(({'foo': 'bar'},), ({'foo': 'baz'},)) is None
# Class placeholders are supported in dicts as well
assert match(({'foo': str},), ({'foo': 'bar'},)) == ('bar',)
# dicts can be nested
assert match(({'spam': {'ham': str}},),
({'spam': {'ham': 'eggs'}},)) == ('eggs',)
def test_catch_all(self):
"""An empty pattern means match all."""
assert match((), (1,)) == ()
assert match((), ('sdf', 1, 2, 3, {'a': 'b'})) == ()
def test_class_type(self):
"""Test that old-style classes work."""
class Foo:
pass
foo = Foo()
assert match((Foo,), (foo,)) == (foo,)
def test_ident_objects(self):
"""``is`` ident check causes a match."""
obj = object()
assert match((obj,), (obj,)) == ()
assert match((obj,), (object(),)) is None
def test_different_lengths(self):
assert match((5, 4, 'sdf'), (int, int, str, int)) is None
