def testRom2Int(self):
numeral = RomanNumerals()
for integer, roman in self.goodValues:
value = numeral.rom2int(roman)
self.assertEqual(value, integer, "Failed rom2int with value %roman" %roman)
'''
Created on Mar 19, 2012
@author: christom
'''
from roman import RomanNumerals
import sys
if __name__ == '__main__':
numeral = RomanNumerals()
print "Welcome to the Roman Numeral converter..."
data = "invalid"
while (data != 'q'):
print "Would you like to use..."
data = str(input("1) int2rom \n2) rom2int \nq) Quit example \n"))
if (data == "1"):
value = input("Please input an integer: ")
roman = numeral.int2rom(value)
print(str(value) + " in Roman Numeral is " + str(roman))
elif (data == "2"):
value = input("Please input an Roman numeral: ")
integer = numeral.rom2int(value)
print(str(value) + " in integer is " + str(integer))
elif (data == "q"):
print "See ya!"
def testInt2Rom(self):
numeral = RomanNumerals()
for integer, roman in self.goodValues:
value = numeral.int2rom(integer)
self.assertEqual(value, roman, "Failed int2rom with value %integer" %integer)
def test_should_return_the_number_one(self):
self.assertEqual(RomanNumerals.convert(1), 'I')
