def test_encodeWithErrors(self):
"""
Specifying an error policy to C{unicode.encode} with the
I{xtext} codec should produce the same result as not
specifying the error policy.
"""
text = u'Hello world'
self.assertEqual(smtp.xtext_encode(text, 'strict'),
(text.encode('xtext'), len(text)))
self.assertEqual(text.encode('xtext', 'strict'), text.encode('xtext'))
def test_encodeWithErrors(self):
"""
Specifying an error policy to C{unicode.encode} with the
I{xtext} codec should produce the same result as not
specifying the error policy.
"""
text = u'Hello world'
self.assertEqual(
smtp.xtext_encode(text, 'strict'),
(text.encode('xtext'), len(text)))
self.assertEqual(
text.encode('xtext', 'strict'),
text.encode('xtext'))
def testXtextEncoding(self):
cases = [
('Hello world', 'Hello+20world'),
('Hello+world', 'Hello+2Bworld'),
('\0\1\2\3\4\5', '+00+01+02+03+04+05'),
('[email protected]', '*****@*****.**')
]
for (case, expected) in cases:
self.assertEqual(smtp.xtext_encode(case), (expected, len(case)))
self.assertEquals(case.encode('xtext'), expected)
self.assertEqual(
smtp.xtext_decode(expected), (case, len(expected)))
self.assertEquals(expected.decode('xtext'), case)