def test_dot_dict_constant(self):
d = DotDict({"foo": "bar"})
self.assertEqual("bar", d.foo)
d.foo = "somethingnew"
self.assertEqual("somethingnew", d.foo)
# DotDict only checks that an assignment operation is happening when it creates dummy entries
# ... it doesn't check that the dummy entry is on the left hand side of the assignment
k = d.foo1
self.assertIn("foo1", dir(d))
d.lock()
# test assigning directly to a locked dict
with self.assertRaises(AttributeError):
d.foo = "somethingelse"
self.assertEqual("somethingnew", d.foo)
# test dummy-creation-on-assignment loophole
with self.assertRaises(AttributeError):
k = d.foo2
self.assertNotIn("foo2", dir(d))
# test alternate dummy creation method: calling a function with it
with self.assertRaises(AttributeError):
k = lambda _: True
k(d.foo3)
self.assertNotIn("foo3", dir(d))
self.assertNotIn(DICT_LOCKING_ATTR, dir(d))
def test_dot_dict_constant(self):
d = DotDict({"foo": "bar"})
self.assertEqual("bar", d.foo)
d.foo = "somethingnew"
self.assertEqual("somethingnew", d.foo)
# DotDict only checks that an assignment operation is happening when it creates dummy entries
# ... it doesn't check that the dummy entry is on the left hand side of the assignment
k = d.foo1
self.assertIn("foo1", dir(d))
d.lock()
# test assigning directly to a locked dict
with self.assertRaises(AttributeError):
d.foo = "somethingelse"
self.assertEqual("somethingnew", d.foo)
# test dummy-creation-on-assignment loophole
with self.assertRaises(AttributeError):
k = d.foo2
self.assertNotIn("foo2", dir(d))
# test alternate dummy creation method: calling a function with it
with self.assertRaises(AttributeError):
k = lambda _: True
k(d.foo3)
self.assertNotIn("foo3", dir(d))
self.assertNotIn(DICT_LOCKING_ATTR, dir(d))
