How to use split_test_name method in Nose

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test_utils.py

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...17 assert not file_like('some.package')18 assert file_like('a-file')19 assert not file_like('test')20 21 def test_split_test_name(self):22 split_test_name = util.split_test_name23 assert split_test_name('a.package:Some.method') == \24 (None, 'a.package', 'Some.method')25 assert split_test_name('some.module') == \26 (None, 'some.module', None)27 assert split_test_name('this/​file.py:func') == \28 (np('this/​file.py'), None, 'func')29 assert split_test_name('some/​file.py') == \30 (np('some/​file.py'), None, None)31 assert split_test_name(':Baz') == \32 (None, None, 'Baz')33 assert split_test_name('foo:bar/​baz.py') == \34 (np('foo:bar/​baz.py'), None, None)35 def test_split_test_name_windows(self):36 # convenience37 stn = util.split_test_name38 self.assertEqual(stn(r'c:\some\path.py:a_test'),39 (np(r'c:\some\path.py'), None, 'a_test'))40 self.assertEqual(stn(r'c:\some\path.py'),41 (np(r'c:\some\path.py'), None, None))42 self.assertEqual(stn(r'c:/​some/​other/​path.py'),43 (np(r'c:/​some/​other/​path.py'), None, None))44 self.assertEqual(stn(r'c:/​some/​other/​path.py:Class.test'),45 (np(r'c:/​some/​other/​path.py'), None, 'Class.test'))46 try:47 stn('cat:dog:something')...

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