Best Python code snippet using unittest-xml-reporting_python
builder_test.py
Source: builder_test.py
...77 root = self.builder.current_context()78 self.builder.begin_context('testsuite', 'name')79 self.assertEqual(self.builder.context_tag(), 'testsuite')80 self.assertIs(self.builder.current_context().parent, root)81 def test_end_inexistent_context(self):82 self.builder = builder.TestXMLBuilder()83 self.assertFalse(self.builder.end_context())84 self.assertEqual(len(self.doc.childNodes), 0)85 def test_end_root_context(self):86 root = self.builder.current_context()87 self.assertTrue(self.builder.end_context())88 self.assertIsNone(self.builder.current_context())89 # No contexts left90 self.assertFalse(self.builder.end_context())91 doc_children = self.doc.childNodes92 self.assertEqual(len(doc_children), 1)93 self.assertEqual(len(doc_children[0].childNodes), 0)94 self.assertEqual(doc_children[0].tagName, root.element_tag())95 def test_end_nested_context(self):...
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