def test_unique():
m = NameManager()
sn = m.seennames
check = [
m.uniquename('something0'),
m.uniquename('something', with_number=True),
m.uniquename('something', with_number=True),
m.uniquename('something2', with_number=True),
m.uniquename('something1'),
m.uniquename('something1_1'),
]
assert check == ['something0', 'something0_1', 'something1',
'something2_0', 'something1_1', 'something1_1_1']
def __init__(self, database, preimplementationlines=[]):
self.database = database
self.preimpl = preimplementationlines
self.extrafiles = []
self.path = None
self.namespace = NameManager()
#
# In contexts (2) and (3), a function declaring a PyObject argument type will
# receive a wrapped pypy object if the parameter name starts with 'w_', a
# reference (= rffi pointer) otherwise; conversion is automatic. Context (2)
# only allows calls with a wrapped object.
#
# Functions with a PyObject return type should return a wrapped object.
#
# Functions may raise exceptions. In context (3), the exception flows normally
# through the calling function. In context (1) and (2), the exception is
# caught; if it is an OperationError, it is stored in the thread state; other
# exceptions generate a OperationError(w_SystemError); and the funtion returns
# the error value specifed in the API.
#
cpyext_namespace = NameManager('cpyext_')
class ApiFunction:
def __init__(self,
argtypes,
restype,
callable,
error=_NOT_SPECIFIED,
c_name=None):
self.argtypes = argtypes
self.restype = restype
self.functype = lltype.Ptr(lltype.FuncType(argtypes, restype))
self.callable = callable
if error is not _NOT_SPECIFIED:
self.error_value = error