def testActionSimple(self):
timePre = Prereq(int.__ge__, 30)
a = Action('work', {'time': timePre}, ([{'cash': 100}], [1.]))
self.assertTrue(a.satisfied({'time': 50}))
self.assertFalse(a.satisfied({'dog':
True})) #no satisfying time entry. Fail
def testActionEmpty(self):
a = Action(name=None,prereqs=None,outcomes=None,cost=None)
#no-prereqs, any value OK
self.assertTrue(a.satisfied(None))
self.assertTrue( a.satisfied({'dog':True}) )
self.assertEqual(a.cost(),0, 'None is a 0 cost')
self.assertEqual(str(a), 'Action(untitled action)')
def testActionSimple(self):
timePre = Prereq(int.__ge__, 30)
a = Action('work', {'time': timePre}, ([{'cash': 100}], [1.]))
self.assertTrue( a.satisfied({'time':50}) )
self.assertFalse( a.satisfied({'dog':True}) ) #no satisfying time entry
self.assertFalse( a.satisfied(None) ) #robsut check
self.assertEqual(a.cost(), 1)
self.assertEqual(str(a), 'Action(work)')
def testActionBrokenStuff(self):
timePre = Prereq(int.__ge__, 30)
a = Action('work', {'time': timePre}, ([{'cash': 100}], [1.]))
#I don't like how this throws, noncompatible compares fail
with self.assertRaises(Exception) as context:
sat = a.satisfied( {'time':None} ) #robust check
self.assertTrue("'descriptor '__ge__' requires a 'int' object but received a 'NoneType'" in context.exception)
def testActionEmpty(self):
a = Action(None, None, None)
#no-prereqs, any value OK
self.assertTrue(a.satisfied(None))
self.assertTrue(a.satisfied({'dog': True}))