Best Rr_ruby code snippet using RR.instance
classes_test.rb
Source: classes_test.rb
...14 ['ANY' , 255],15 ]16 StrAndNum.each do |str, num|17 define_method "test_initialize_from_str_#{str}" do18 instance = Net::DNS::RR::Classes.new(str)19 assert_equal str, instance.to_s20 assert_equal num, instance.to_i21 end22 define_method "test_initialize_from_num_#{num}" do23 instance = Net::DNS::RR::Classes.new(num)24 assert_equal str, instance.to_s25 assert_equal num, instance.to_i26 end27 end28 def test_initialize_should_raise_with_invalid_class29 assert_raises(ArgumentError) { Net::DNS::RR::Classes.new(Hash.new) }30 end31 def test_inspect32 assert_equal 1, Net::DNS::RR::Classes.new(1).inspect33 assert_equal 1, Net::DNS::RR::Classes.new("IN").inspect34 end35 def test_to_s36 assert_equal "IN", Net::DNS::RR::Classes.new(1).to_s37 assert_equal "IN", Net::DNS::RR::Classes.new("IN").to_s38 end39 def test_to_i40 assert_equal 1, Net::DNS::RR::Classes.new(1).to_i41 assert_equal 1, Net::DNS::RR::Classes.new("IN").to_i42 end43 def test_self_default44 # Default type should be ANY => 25545 instance = Net::DNS::RR::Classes.new(nil)46 assert_equal 1, instance.to_i47 assert_equal "IN", instance.to_s48 # Let's change default behaviour49 Net::DNS::RR::Classes.default = "CH"50 instance = Net::DNS::RR::Classes.new(nil)51 assert_equal 3, instance.to_i52 assert_equal "CH", instance.to_s53 Net::DNS::RR::Classes.default = "IN"54 instance = Net::DNS::RR::Classes.new(nil)55 assert_equal 1, instance.to_i56 assert_equal "IN", instance.to_s57 end58 def test_self_valid?59 assert Net::DNS::RR::Classes.valid?("IN")60 assert Net::DNS::RR::Classes.valid?(1)61 assert !Net::DNS::RR::Classes.valid?("Q")62 assert !Net::DNS::RR::Classes.valid?(256)63 assert_raises(ArgumentError) { Net::DNS::RR::Classes.valid?(Hash.new) }64 end65 def test_self_regexp66 assert_equal @regexp_string, Net::DNS::RR::Classes.regexp67 end68end...
types_test.rb
Source: types_test.rb
...5 end6 7 def test_default8 # Default type should be ANY => 2559 instance = Net::DNS::RR::Types.new(nil)10 assert_equal("1", instance.to_str)11 assert_equal("A", instance.to_s)12 13 # Let's change default behaviour14 Net::DNS::RR::Types.default = "A"15 instance = Net::DNS::RR::Types.new(nil)16 assert_equal("1", instance.to_str)17 assert_equal("A", instance.to_s)18 Net::DNS::RR::Types.default = "ANY"19 instance = Net::DNS::RR::Types.new(nil)20 assert_equal("255", instance.to_str)21 assert_equal("ANY", instance.to_s)22 end23 def test_types24 Net::DNS::RR::Types::TYPES.each do |key, num|25 instance_from_string = Net::DNS::RR::Types.new(key)26 instance_from_num = Net::DNS::RR::Types.new(num)27 assert_equal(key, instance_from_string.to_s)28 assert_equal(num.to_s, instance_from_string.to_str)29 assert_equal(key, instance_from_num.to_s)30 assert_equal(num.to_s, instance_from_num.to_str)31 end32 assert_raises(ArgumentError) do33 Net::DNS::RR::Types.new(Hash.new)34 end35 end36 def test_regexp37 pattern = Net::DNS::RR::Types.regexp38 assert_instance_of String, pattern39 Net::DNS::RR::Types::TYPES.each do |key, num|40 assert_match /\|?#{key}\|?/, pattern41 end42 end43 44 def test_valid?45 assert_equal(true, Net::DNS::RR::Types.valid?("A"))46 assert_equal(true, Net::DNS::RR::Types.valid?(1))47 assert_equal(false, Net::DNS::RR::Types.valid?("Q"))48 assert_equal(false, Net::DNS::RR::Types.valid?(256))49 assert_raises(ArgumentError) do50 Net::DNS::RR::Types.valid? Hash.new51 end52 end...
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