Exemplo n.º 1
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 def test_publish(self):
     p = Publisher()
     s = BasicSubscriber()
     p.subscribe(s)
     p.subscribe(afunction)
     p.publish('hello')
     self.assertEqual(s.calledwith, 'hello')
     self.assertEqual(afunction_calledwith, 'hello')
Exemplo n.º 2
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 def test_process_unsubscribes_after_3(self):
     """
     Attempt to make sure that SimpleSubscriber.process()
     unsubscribes itself sanely after 3 calls.
     """
     p = Publisher()
     for i in range(6):
         newsub = SimpleSubscriber("Sub"+str(i), p)
         p.publish(str(i))
         if i == 0:
             self.assertEqual(len(p.subscribers), 1)
             self.assertTrue(str(p.subscribers[0]).endswith("Sub0>"))
         elif i == 1:
             self.assertEqual(len(p.subscribers), 2)
             self.assertTrue(str(p.subscribers[0]).endswith("Sub0>"))
             self.assertTrue(str(p.subscribers[-1]).endswith("Sub1>"))
         else:
             # should never have more than 3 in current settings
             self.assertEqual(len(p.subscribers), 3)
             self.assertTrue(str(p.subscribers[0]).endswith("Sub{0}>".format(i-2)))
             self.assertTrue(str(p.subscribers[1]).endswith("Sub{0}>".format(i-1)))
             self.assertTrue(str(p.subscribers[2]).endswith("Sub{0}>".format(i)))