How to use set_bar method in Testify

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test_utils.py

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...140 def test_static_limits(self):141 class Foo:142 bar = 0143 @check_limits(0, 15)144 def set_bar(self, new_bar):145 self.bar = new_bar146 f = Foo()147 assertRaisesNothing(self, f.set_bar, 0)148 assertRaisesNothing(self, f.set_bar, 15)149 assertRaisesNothing(self, f.set_bar, 7)150 self.assertRaises(LimitViolationException, f.set_bar, -3)151 self.assertRaises(LimitViolationException, f.set_bar, 16)152 def test_upper_lower_only(self):153 class Foo:154 bar = 0155 baz = 1156 @check_limits(upper=15)157 def set_bar(self, new_bar):158 self.bar = new_bar159 @check_limits(lower=0)160 def set_baz(self, new_baz):161 self.baz = new_baz162 f = Foo()163 assertRaisesNothing(self, f.set_bar, 0)164 assertRaisesNothing(self, f.set_bar, 15)165 assertRaisesNothing(self, f.set_bar, -5)166 self.assertRaises(LimitViolationException, f.set_bar, 16)167 assertRaisesNothing(self, f.set_baz, 0)168 assertRaisesNothing(self, f.set_baz, 15)169 assertRaisesNothing(self, f.set_baz, 16)170 self.assertRaises(LimitViolationException, f.set_baz, -5)171 def test_property_limits(self):172 class Foo:173 bar = 0174 bar_min = 0175 bar_max = 15176 @check_limits("bar_min", "bar_max")177 def set_bar(self, new_bar):178 self.bar = new_bar179 f = Foo()180 assertRaisesNothing(self, f.set_bar, 0)181 assertRaisesNothing(self, f.set_bar, 15)182 self.assertRaises(LimitViolationException, f.set_bar, -3)183 self.assertRaises(LimitViolationException, f.set_bar, 16)184 f.bar_min = -3185 f.bar_max = 16186 assertRaisesNothing(self, f.set_bar, -3)187 assertRaisesNothing(self, f.set_bar, 16)188 f.bar_min = None189 f.bar_max = None190 assertRaisesNothing(self, f.set_bar, 123232224)191 assertRaisesNothing(self, f.set_bar, -352622234)192 def test_silent_mode(self):193 class Foo:194 bar = 0195 @check_limits(0, 15, silent=True)196 def set_bar(self, new_bar):197 self.bar = new_bar198 f = Foo()199 assertRaisesNothing(self, f.set_bar, 0)200 assertRaisesNothing(self, f.set_bar, 15)201 assertRaisesNothing(self, f.set_bar, -3)202 assertRaisesNothing(self, f.set_bar, 16)203 # Updates must have been ignored....

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test_reactions_fancy.py

Source: test_reactions_fancy.py Github

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...48 m.set_foo(4)49 loop.iter()50 print('-')51 # Or bar52 m.set_bar(3)53 m.set_bar(4)54 loop.iter()55 print('-')56 # But now interleave57 m.set_foo(4)58 m.set_bar(4)59 m.set_foo(5)60 m.set_bar(5)61 m.set_foo(6)62 m.set_bar(6)63 loop.iter()64## Automatic reactions65class MyObject2(event.Component):66 foo = event.IntProp(settable=True)67 bar = event.IntProp(7, settable=True)68 @event.reaction69 def report(self, *events):70 assert len(events) == 0 # of course, you'd leave them out in practice71 print(self.foo, self.bar)72@run_in_both(MyObject2)73def test_reaction_auto1():74 """75 init76 auto77 0 778 4 779 4 480 end81 """82 print('init')83 m = MyObject2()84 print(m.report.get_mode())85 loop.iter()86 # Invoke the reaction by modifying foo87 m.set_foo(3)88 m.set_foo(4)89 loop.iter()90 # Or bar91 m.set_bar(3)92 m.set_bar(24)93 m.set_bar(4)94 m.set_bar(4)95 loop.iter()96 # Modifying foo, but value does not change: no reaction97 m.set_foo(4)98 loop.iter()99 print('end')100class MyObject3(event.Component):101 foo = event.IntProp(settable=True)102 bar = event.IntProp(7, settable=True)103 @event.reaction('!spam', mode='auto')104 def report(self, *events):105 assert len(events) > 0106 print(self.foo, self.bar)107@run_in_both(MyObject3)108def test_reaction_auto2():109 """110 init111 auto112 0 7113 4 7114 4 4115 4 4116 end117 """118 print('init')119 m = MyObject3()120 print(m.report.get_mode())121 loop.iter()122 # Invoke the reaction by modifying foo123 m.set_foo(3)124 m.set_foo(4)125 loop.iter()126 # Or bar127 m.set_bar(3)128 m.set_bar(24)129 m.set_bar(4)130 m.set_bar(4)131 loop.iter()132 m.emit('spam')133 loop.iter()134 # Modifying foo, but value does not change: no reaction135 m.set_foo(4)136 loop.iter()137 print('end')138## One liner139class MyObject4(event.Component):140 bar = event.IntProp(7, settable=True)141@run_in_both(MyObject4)142def test_reaction_oneliner():143 """144 7145 2146 xx147 2148 3149 """150 m1 = MyObject4(bar=2)151 m2 = MyObject4(bar=lambda: m1.bar)152 loop.iter()153 print(m2.bar)154 loop.iter()155 print(m2.bar)156 print('xx')157 m1.set_bar(3)158 loop.iter()159 print(m2.bar)160 loop.iter()161 print(m2.bar)...

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