def test_hierarchical_string_list_with_flags_factory(self):
cls = HierarchicalStringListWithFlagsFactory({
'foo': bool,
'bar': int,
})
l = cls()
l += ['a', 'b']
with self.assertRaises(Exception):
l['a'] = 'foo'
with self.assertRaises(Exception):
c = l['c']
self.assertEqual(l['a'].foo, False)
l['a'].foo = True
self.assertEqual(l['a'].foo, True)
with self.assertRaises(TypeError):
l['a'].bar = 'bar'
self.assertEqual(l['a'].bar, 0)
l['a'].bar = 42
self.assertEqual(l['a'].bar, 42)
l['b'].foo = True
self.assertEqual(l['b'].foo, True)
with self.assertRaises(AttributeError):
l['b'].baz = False
l.x += ['x', 'y']
with self.assertRaises(Exception):
l.x['x'] = 'foo'
with self.assertRaises(Exception):
c = l.x['c']
self.assertEqual(l.x['x'].foo, False)
l.x['x'].foo = True
self.assertEqual(l.x['x'].foo, True)
with self.assertRaises(TypeError):
l.x['x'].bar = 'bar'
self.assertEqual(l.x['x'].bar, 0)
l.x['x'].bar = 42
self.assertEqual(l.x['x'].bar, 42)
l.x['y'].foo = True
self.assertEqual(l.x['y'].foo, True)
with self.assertRaises(AttributeError):
l.x['y'].baz = False
(unicode, unicode,
"""The resource script file to be included in the default .res file.
This variable can only be used on Windows.
""", None),
'DEFFILE': (unicode, unicode, """The program .def (module definition) file.
This variable can only be used on Windows.
""", None),
'LD_VERSION_SCRIPT': (unicode, unicode,
"""The linker version script for shared libraries.
This variable can only be used on Linux.
""", None),
'RESOURCE_FILES': (HierarchicalStringListWithFlagsFactory({
'preprocess':
bool
}), list, """List of resources to be exported, and in which subdirectories.
``RESOURCE_FILES`` is used to list the resource files to be exported to
``dist/bin/res``, but it can be used for other files as well. This variable
behaves as a list when appending filenames for resources in the top-level
directory. Files can also be appended to a field to indicate which
subdirectory they should be exported to. For example, to export
``foo.res`` to the top-level directory, and ``bar.res`` to ``fonts/``,
append to ``RESOURCE_FILES`` like so::
RESOURCE_FILES += ['foo.res']
RESOURCE_FILES.fonts += ['bar.res']
Added files also have a 'preprocess' attribute, which will cause the
affected file to be run through the preprocessor, using any ``DEFINES``
This variable can only be used on Windows.
""", None),
'DEFFILE': (unicode, unicode,
"""The program .def (module definition) file.
This variable can only be used on Windows.
""", None),
'LD_VERSION_SCRIPT': (unicode, unicode,
"""The linker version script for shared libraries.
This variable can only be used on Linux.
""", None),
'RESOURCE_FILES': (HierarchicalStringListWithFlagsFactory({'preprocess': bool}), list,
"""List of resources to be exported, and in which subdirectories.
``RESOURCE_FILES`` is used to list the resource files to be exported to
``dist/bin/res``, but it can be used for other files as well. This variable
behaves as a list when appending filenames for resources in the top-level
directory. Files can also be appended to a field to indicate which
subdirectory they should be exported to. For example, to export
``foo.res`` to the top-level directory, and ``bar.res`` to ``fonts/``,
append to ``RESOURCE_FILES`` like so::
RESOURCE_FILES += ['foo.res']
RESOURCE_FILES.fonts += ['bar.res']
Added files also have a 'preprocess' attribute, which will cause the
affected file to be run through the preprocessor, using any ``DEFINES``