Source Code for Module test_suite.unit_tests._prompt.test_align_tensor

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 21   
 22  # relax module imports. 
 23  from pipe_control import align_tensor 
 24  from prompt.interpreter import Interpreter 
 25  from lib.errors import RelaxError, RelaxBoolError, RelaxFloatError, RelaxIntError, RelaxNoneListStrError, RelaxNoneStrError, RelaxTupleNumError, RelaxStrError 
 26  from test_suite.unit_tests.align_tensor_testing_base import Align_tensor_base_class 
 27   
 28  # Unit test imports. 
 29  from test_suite.unit_tests._prompt.data_types import DATA_TYPES 
 30   
 31   
 32 -class Test_align_tensor(Align_tensor_base_class): 
 33      """Unit tests for the functions of the 'prompt.align_tensor' module.""" 
 34   
 35 -    def __init__(self, methodName=None): 
 36          """Set up the test case class for the system tests.""" 
 37   
 38          # Execute the base __init__ methods. 
 39          super(Test_align_tensor, self).__init__(methodName) 
 40   
 41          # Load the interpreter. 
 42          self.interpreter = Interpreter(show_script=False, raise_relax_error=True) 
 43          self.interpreter.populate_self() 
 44          self.interpreter.on(verbose=False) 
 45   
 46          # Alias the user function class. 
 47          self.align_tensor_fns = self.interpreter.align_tensor 
 48   
 49   
 50 -    def test_copy_argfail_tensor_from(self): 
 51          """Failure of the tensor_from arg of the align_tensor.copy() user function.""" 
 52   
 53          # Loop over the data types. 
 54          for data in DATA_TYPES: 
 55              # Catch the str argument, and skip it. 
 56              if data[0] == 'str': 
 57                  continue 
 58   
 59              # The argument test. 
 60              self.assertRaises(RelaxStrError, self.align_tensor_fns.copy, tensor_from=data[1]) 
 61   
 62   
 63 -    def test_copy_argfail_pipe_from(self): 
 64          """The pipe_from arg test of the align_tensor.copy() user function.""" 
 65   
 66          # Loop over the data types. 
 67          for data in DATA_TYPES: 
 68              # Catch the None and str arguments, and skip them. 
 69              if data[0] == 'None' or data[0] == 'str': 
 70                  continue 
 71   
 72              # The argument test. 
 73              self.assertRaises(RelaxNoneStrError, self.align_tensor_fns.copy, tensor_from='Pf1', pipe_from=data[1]) 
 74   
 75   
 76 -    def test_copy_argfail_tensor_to(self): 
 77          """Failure of the tensor_to arg of the align_tensor.copy() user function.""" 
 78   
 79          # Loop over the data types. 
 80          for data in DATA_TYPES: 
 81              # Catch the str argument, and skip it. 
 82              if data[0] == 'str': 
 83                  continue 
 84   
 85              # The argument test. 
 86              self.assertRaises(RelaxStrError, self.align_tensor_fns.copy, tensor_to=data[1]) 
 87   
 88   
 89 -    def test_copy_argfail_pipe_to(self): 
 90          """The pipe_to arg test of the align_tensor.copy() user function.""" 
 91   
 92          # Loop over the data types. 
 93          for data in DATA_TYPES: 
 94              # Catch the None and str arguments, and skip them. 
 95              if data[0] == 'None' or data[0] == 'str': 
 96                  continue 
 97   
 98              # The argument test. 
 99              self.assertRaises(RelaxNoneStrError, self.align_tensor_fns.copy, tensor_from='Pf1', tensor_to='Pf1', pipe_to=data[1]) 
100   
101   
102 -    def test_copy_argfail_both_pipes(self): 
103          """The pipe_from and pipe_to arg test of the align_tensor.copy() user function.""" 
104   
105          # Test that both cannot be None (the default)! 
106          self.assertRaises(RelaxError, self.align_tensor_fns.copy, tensor_from='Pf1', tensor_to='Pf1') 
107   
108   
109 -    def test_delete_argfail_tensor(self): 
110          """Failure of the tensor arg of the align_tensor.delete() user function.""" 
111   
112          # Loop over the data types. 
113          for data in DATA_TYPES: 
114              # Catch the str argument, and skip it. 
115              if data[0] == 'None' or data[0] == 'str': 
116                  continue 
117   
118              # The argument test. 
119              self.assertRaises(RelaxNoneStrError, self.align_tensor_fns.delete, tensor=data[1]) 
120   
121   
122 -    def test_display_argfail_tensor(self): 
123          """Failure of the tensor arg of the align_tensor.display() user function.""" 
124   
125          # Loop over the data types. 
126          for data in DATA_TYPES: 
127              # Catch the None and str arguments, and skip them. 
128              if data[0] == 'None' or data[0] == 'str': 
129                  continue 
130   
131              # The argument test. 
132              self.assertRaises(RelaxNoneStrError, self.align_tensor_fns.display, tensor=data[1]) 
133   
134   
135 -    def test_init_argfail_tensor(self): 
136          """Failure of the tensor arg of the align_tensor.init() user function.""" 
137   
138          # Loop over the data types. 
139          for data in DATA_TYPES: 
140              # Catch the None and str arguments, and skip them. 
141              if data[0] == 'None' or data[0] == 'str': 
142                  continue 
143   
144              # The argument test. 
145              self.assertRaises(RelaxNoneStrError, self.align_tensor_fns.init, tensor=data[1]) 
146   
147   
148 -    def test_init_argfail_align_id(self): 
149          """Failure of the align_id arg of the align_tensor.init() user function.""" 
150   
151          # Loop over the data types. 
152          for data in DATA_TYPES: 
153              # Catch the str argument, and skip it. 
154              if data[0] == 'str': 
155                  continue 
156   
157              # The argument test. 
158              self.assertRaises(RelaxStrError, self.align_tensor_fns.init, align_id=data[1]) 
159   
160   
161 -    def test_init_argfail_domain(self): 
162          """Failure of the domain arg of the align_tensor.init() user function.""" 
163   
164          # Loop over the data types. 
165          for data in DATA_TYPES: 
166              # Catch the None and str arguments, and skip them. 
167              if data[0] == 'None' or data[0] == 'str': 
168                  continue 
169   
170              # The argument test. 
171              self.assertRaises(RelaxNoneStrError, self.align_tensor_fns.init, align_id='Pf1', domain=data[1]) 
172   
173   
174 -    def test_init_argfail_params(self): 
175          """Failure of the params arg of the align_tensor.init() user function.""" 
176   
177          # Loop over the data types. 
178          for data in DATA_TYPES: 
179              # Catch the tuple arguments. 
180              if data[0] == 'tuple' or data[0] == 'float tuple' or data[0] == 'str tuple': 
181                  # Correct tuple length. 
182                  if len(data[1]) == 5: 
183                      continue 
184   
185              # The argument test. 
186              self.assertRaises(RelaxTupleNumError, self.align_tensor_fns.init, align_id='Pf1', params=data[1]) 
187   
188   
189 -    def test_init_argfail_scale(self): 
190          """The scale arg test of the align_tensor.init() user function.""" 
191   
192          # Loop over the data types. 
193          for data in DATA_TYPES: 
194              # Catch the float argument, and skip it. 
195              if data[0] == 'float': 
196                  continue 
197   
198              # The argument test. 
199              self.assertRaises(RelaxFloatError, self.align_tensor_fns.init, align_id='Pf1', params=(0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0), scale=data[1]) 
200   
201   
202 -    def test_init_argfail_angle_units(self): 
203          """The angle_units arg test of the align_tensor.init() user function.""" 
204   
205          # Loop over the data types. 
206          for data in DATA_TYPES: 
207              # Catch the str argument, and skip it. 
208              if data[0] == 'str': 
209                  continue 
210   
211              # The argument test. 
212              self.assertRaises(RelaxStrError, self.align_tensor_fns.init, params=(0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0), angle_units=data[1]) 
213   
214   
215 -    def test_init_argfail_param_types(self): 
216          """The proper failure of the align_tensor.init() user function for the param_types argument.""" 
217   
218          # Loop over the data types. 
219          for data in DATA_TYPES: 
220              # Catch the int and bin arguments, and skip them. 
221              if data[0] == 'int' or data[0] == 'bin': 
222                  continue 
223   
224              # The argument test. 
225              self.assertRaises(RelaxIntError, self.align_tensor_fns.init, align_id='Pf1', params=(0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0), param_types=data[1]) 
226   
227   
228 -    def test_init_argfail_errors(self): 
229          """The errors arg test of the align_tensor.init() user function.""" 
230   
231          # Loop over the data types. 
232          for data in DATA_TYPES: 
233              # Catch the bool arguments, and skip them. 
234              if data[0] == 'bool': 
235                  continue 
236   
237              # The argument test. 
238              self.assertRaises(RelaxBoolError, self.align_tensor_fns.init, align_id='Pf1', params=(0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0), errors=data[1]) 
239   
240   
241 -    def test_matrix_angles_argfail_basis_set(self): 
242          """The proper failure of the align_tensor.matrix_angles() user function for the basis_set argument.""" 
243   
244          # Add an alignment tensor. 
245          align_tensor.init(align_id='a', params=(0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0)) 
246   
247          # Loop over the data types. 
248          for data in DATA_TYPES: 
249              # Catch the int and bin arguments, and skip them. 
250              if data[0] == 'int' or data[0] == 'bin': 
251                  continue 
252   
253              # The argument test. 
254              self.assertRaises(RelaxIntError, self.align_tensor_fns.matrix_angles, basis_set=data[1]) 
255   
256   
257 -    def test_matrix_angles_argfail_basis_tensors(self): 
258          """The tensors arg unit test of the align_tensor.matrix_angles() user function.""" 
259   
260          # Add an alignment tensor. 
261          align_tensor.init(align_id='a', params=(0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0)) 
262   
263          # Loop over the data types. 
264          for data in DATA_TYPES: 
265              # Catch the None and str list arguments, and skip them. 
266              if data[0] == 'None' or data[0] == 'str list': 
267                  continue 
268   
269              # The argument test. 
270              self.assertRaises(RelaxNoneListStrError, self.align_tensor_fns.matrix_angles, tensors=data[1]) 
271   
272   
273 -    def test_reduction_argfail_full_tensor(self): 
274          """Failure of the full_tensor arg of the align_tensor.reduction() user function.""" 
275   
276          # Loop over the data types. 
277          for data in DATA_TYPES: 
278              # Catch the str argument, and skip it. 
279              if data[0] == 'str': 
280                  continue 
281   
282              # The argument test. 
283              self.assertRaises(RelaxStrError, self.align_tensor_fns.reduction, full_tensor=data[1]) 
284   
285   
286 -    def test_reduction_argfail_red_tensor(self): 
287          """Failure of the red_tensor arg of the align_tensor.reduction() user function.""" 
288   
289          # Loop over the data types. 
290          for data in DATA_TYPES: 
291              # Catch the str argument, and skip it. 
292              if data[0] == 'str': 
293                  continue 
294   
295              # The argument test. 
296              self.assertRaises(RelaxStrError, self.align_tensor_fns.reduction, full_tensor='test', red_tensor=data[1]) 
297   
298 -    def test_set_domain_argfail_tensor(self): 
299          """Failure of the tensor arg of the align_tensor.set_domain() user function.""" 
300   
301          # Loop over the data types. 
302          for data in DATA_TYPES: 
303              # Catch the str argument, and skip it. 
304              if data[0] == 'str': 
305                  continue 
306   
307              # The argument test. 
308              self.assertRaises(RelaxStrError, self.align_tensor_fns.set_domain, tensor=data[1]) 
309   
310   
311 -    def test_set_domain_argfail_domain(self): 
312          """Failure of the domain arg of the align_tensor.set_domain() user function.""" 
313   
314          # Loop over the data types. 
315          for data in DATA_TYPES: 
316              # Catch the str argument, and skip it. 
317              if data[0] == 'str': 
318                  continue 
319   
320              # The argument test. 
321              self.assertRaises(RelaxStrError, self.align_tensor_fns.set_domain, domain=data[1]) 
322   
323   
324 -    def test_svd_argfail_basis_set(self): 
325          """The proper failure of the align_tensor.svd() user function for the basis_set argument.""" 
326   
327          # Add an alignment tensor. 
328          align_tensor.init(align_id='a', params=(0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0)) 
329   
330          # Loop over the data types. 
331          for data in DATA_TYPES: 
332              # Catch the int and bin arguments, and skip them. 
333              if data[0] == 'int' or data[0] == 'bin': 
334                  continue 
335   
336              # The argument test. 
337              self.assertRaises(RelaxIntError, self.align_tensor_fns.svd, basis_set=data[1]) 
338   
339   
340 -    def test_svd_argfail_basis_tensors(self): 
341          """The tensors arg unit test of the align_tensor.svd() user function.""" 
342   
343          # Add an alignment tensor. 
344          align_tensor.init(align_id='a', params=(0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0)) 
345   
346          # Loop over the data types. 
347          for data in DATA_TYPES: 
348              # Catch the None and str list arguments, and skip them. 
349              if data[0] == 'None' or data[0] == 'str list': 
350                  continue 
351   
352              # The argument test. 
353              self.assertRaises(RelaxNoneListStrError, self.align_tensor_fns.svd, tensors=data[1]) 
354