Peter,
I'm so sorry, the letter was originally wrote to Terry, not to you!
I guess Terry not very familar to unit testing because he said:
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I am not familiar with pmock, but my impression is that mock objects
are
for objects that you may not have available, such as a connection to a
data
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Peter,
for a object foo who need a iterator to do a job, i write test to make
sure the foo correctlly used the iterator, so a simple empty iterator
is not enough. because in the case, i need to see if or not the foo
called the iterator to get the proper data from it and d
Peter,
for a object foo who need a iterator to do a job, i write test to make
sure the foo correctlly used the iterator, so a simple empty iterator
is not enough. because in the case, i need to see if or not the foo
called the iterator to get the proper data from it and do the proper
translating
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>> def mockit(): raise StopIteration
This was meant to be a generator function. Peter corrected my error in
leaving out a never reached yield to make it so. My apologies. Putting if
False: yield None as the first line in the functi
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def mockit(): raise StopIteration
now pass mockit()
but it behaviors differenctly when pass in a mockit() and pass in an
iterator with empty. so i think the code emulates nothing.
Is it possible that what you really need is a generator function
instead of just a regular
> def mockit(): raise StopIteration
> now pass mockit()
but it behaviors differenctly when pass in a mockit() and pass in an
iterator with empty. so i think the code emulates nothing.
> def intit(k):
> for i in range(k): yield i
Now you mean define my own iteration without the help of pmock.
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> Anyone was using pmock for unit testing with python? I met a problem
> and hope someone to help me. For short, the pmock seems can not mock a
> iterator object.
Why bother?
def mockit(): raise StopIteration
now pass mockit()
> Fo
Hi,
Anyone was using pmock for unit testing with python? I met a problem
and hope someone to help me. For short, the pmock seems can not mock a
iterator object.
For example, the tested object is foo, who need to send message to
another object bar. So, to test the foo, I need mock a mockBar. B
