On Thu, Oct 2, 2008 at 12:28 AM, didier deshommes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Ok, I've got a patch and I've looked at the generated C code, compiled
> the module and verified the behavior of the function. How do I write
> tests for cython? Do I just edit tests/run/dict.pyx and look at the
> generated code?
More or less, yes. Write a 'set.pyx' file like this:
__doc__ = u"""
>>> test_set()
True
"""
def test_set():
cdef set s1 = set()
cdef set s2 = set()
# then do stuff with s1 and s2, like s1.add(1)
# finally return True
return True
Of course, I do not know if this can be readily incorporated in Cython
test suite, provided that this code is going to fail in the case of a
Python 2.3 runtime.
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