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self.assert_(table is table.transient_table()) |
self.assert_(table is table.transient_table()) |
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def test_transient_table_read_twice(self): |
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"""Test TransientTable.read_record() reading the same record twice""" |
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simple = SimpleTable([("type", FIELDTYPE_STRING), |
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("code", FIELDTYPE_INT)], |
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[("OTHER/UNKNOWN", 0), |
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("RUINS", 1), |
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("FARM", 2), |
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("BUILDING", 3), |
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("HUT", 4), |
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("LIGHTHOUSE", 5)]) |
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table = TransientTable(self.transientdb, simple) |
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# There was a bug where reading the same record twice would |
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# raise an exception in the second call because of an |
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# unitialized local variable, so for passing the test it's |
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# enough if reading simply succeeds. OTOH, while we're at it we |
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# might as well check whether the results are equal anyway :) |
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result1 = table.read_record(3) |
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result2 = table.read_record(3) |
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self.assertEquals(result1, result2) |
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if __name__ == "__main__": |
if __name__ == "__main__": |
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support.run_tests() |
support.run_tests() |
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