Exemplos de socorrodotdict_to_dict em Python

Exemplo n.º 1

Arquivo: test_crashstorage_base.py Projeto: Krispy2009/socorro

 def test_primitives(self):
     # Test all the primitives
     eq_(socorrodotdict_to_dict(None), None)
     eq_(socorrodotdict_to_dict([]), [])
     eq_(socorrodotdict_to_dict(''), '')
     eq_(socorrodotdict_to_dict(1), 1)
     eq_(socorrodotdict_to_dict({}), {})

Exemplo n.º 2

Arquivo: test_crashstorage_base.py Projeto: calixteman/socorro

 def test_primitives(self):
     # Test all the primitives
     assert socorrodotdict_to_dict(None) is None
     assert socorrodotdict_to_dict([]) == []
     assert socorrodotdict_to_dict('') == ''
     assert socorrodotdict_to_dict(1) == 1
     assert socorrodotdict_to_dict({}) == {}

Exemplo n.º 3

 def test_primitives(self):
     # Test all the primitives
     eq_(socorrodotdict_to_dict(None), None)
     eq_(socorrodotdict_to_dict([]), [])
     eq_(socorrodotdict_to_dict(''), '')
     eq_(socorrodotdict_to_dict(1), 1)
     eq_(socorrodotdict_to_dict({}), {})

Exemplo n.º 4

Arquivo: test_crashstorage_base.py Projeto: stephendonner/socorro

 def test_primitives(self):
     # Test all the primitives
     assert socorrodotdict_to_dict(None) is None
     assert socorrodotdict_to_dict([]) == []
     assert socorrodotdict_to_dict('') == ''
     assert socorrodotdict_to_dict(1) == 1
     assert socorrodotdict_to_dict({}) == {}

Exemplo n.º 5

Arquivo: test_crashstorage_base.py Projeto: Krispy2009/socorro

        def comp(data, expected):
            # First socorrodotdict_to_dict the data and compare it.
            new_dict = socorrodotdict_to_dict(data)
            eq_(new_dict, expected)

            # Now deepcopy the new dict to make sure it's ok.
            copy.deepcopy(new_dict)

Exemplo n.º 6

Arquivo: test_crashstorage_base.py Projeto: calixteman/socorro

        def comp(data, expected):
            # First socorrodotdict_to_dict the data and compare it.
            new_dict = socorrodotdict_to_dict(data)
            assert new_dict == expected

            # Now deepcopy the new dict to make sure it's ok.
            copy.deepcopy(new_dict)