Source Code for Module test_suite.unit_tests._prompt.test_eliminate

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21   
22  # Python module imports. 
23  from unittest import TestCase 
24   
25  # relax module imports. 
26  from prompt.interpreter import Interpreter 
27  from lib.errors import RelaxNoneFunctionError, RelaxNoneTupleError 
28   
29  # Unit test imports. 
30  from test_suite.unit_tests._prompt.container import Container 
31  from test_suite.unit_tests._prompt.data_types import DATA_TYPES 
32   
33   
34   
35 -def dummy_function(): 
36      pass 
37   
38   
39   
40 -class Test_eliminate(TestCase): 
41      """Unit tests for the functions of the 'prompt.eliminate' module.""" 
42   
43 -    def __init__(self, methodName=None): 
44          """Set up the test case class for the system tests.""" 
45   
46          # Execute the base __init__ methods. 
47          super(Test_eliminate, self).__init__(methodName) 
48   
49          # Load the interpreter. 
50          self.interpreter = Interpreter(show_script=False, raise_relax_error=True) 
51          self.interpreter.populate_self() 
52          self.interpreter.on(verbose=False) 
53   
54          # Place the user functions into a container. 
55          self.eliminate_fns = Container() 
56          self.eliminate_fns.eliminate = self.interpreter.eliminate 
57   
58   
59 -    def test_eliminate_function(self): 
60          """The function arg unit test of the eliminate() user function.""" 
61   
62          # Loop over the data types. 
63          for data in DATA_TYPES: 
64              # Catch the None and func arguments, and skip them. 
65              if data[0] == 'None' or data[0] == 'function': 
66                  continue 
67   
68              # The argument test. 
69              self.assertRaises(RelaxNoneFunctionError, self.eliminate_fns.eliminate, function=data[1]) 
70   
71   
72 -    def test_eliminate_args(self): 
73          """The args arg unit test of the eliminate() user function.""" 
74   
75          # Loop over the data types. 
76          for data in DATA_TYPES: 
77              # Catch the None and tuple arguments, and skip them. 
78              if data[0] == 'None' or data[0] == 'tuple' or data[0] == 'float tuple' or data[0] == 'str tuple': 
79                  continue 
80   
81              # The argument test. 
82              self.assertRaises(RelaxNoneTupleError, self.eliminate_fns.eliminate, function=dummy_function, args=data[1]) 
83