Fix bug in Python builtin support for keyword args

The fix is when using kwargs feature or -keyword.
The fix is in the argument error checking when wrapping zero
argument constructors only. Supplied keyword args were silently
ignored.

Issue #1595
This commit is contained in:
William S Fulton 2019-11-01 19:46:42 +00:00
commit cb5d7398b5
4 changed files with 86 additions and 7 deletions

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@ -100,3 +100,29 @@
int foo_mm(int min = 1, int max = 2) {return min + max; }
%}
// Extended constructors
%extend Extending0 {
Extending0() { return new Extending0(); }
}
%extend Extending1 {
Extending1(int one) { return new Extending1(); }
}
%extend Extending2 {
Extending2(int one, const char *two) { return new Extending2(); }
}
%extend ExtendingOptArgs1 {
ExtendingOptArgs1(int one = 0) { return new ExtendingOptArgs1(); }
}
%extend ExtendingOptArgs2 {
ExtendingOptArgs2(int one = 0, const char* two = NULL) { return new ExtendingOptArgs2(); }
}
%inline %{
struct Extending0 {};
struct Extending1 {};
struct Extending2 {};
struct ExtendingOptArgs1 {};
struct ExtendingOptArgs2 {};
%}

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@ -79,3 +79,46 @@ if rfoo(n=11, x=22) != -11:
if rfoo(x=11, n=22) != 11:
raise RuntimeError
# Extended constructors
e = Extending0()
e = Extending1(one=1)
e = Extending1(1)
e = Extending2(1, "two")
e = Extending2(1, two="two")
e = Extending2(two="two", one=1)
e = ExtendingOptArgs1()
e = ExtendingOptArgs1(1)
e = ExtendingOptArgs2(one=1)
e = ExtendingOptArgs2()
e = ExtendingOptArgs2(one=1)
e = ExtendingOptArgs2(two="two")
e = ExtendingOptArgs2(two="two", one=1)
# Invalid kwargs test
h = Hello()
try:
h = Hello(nonexistent=10)
raise RuntimeError("missed exception")
except TypeError as e:
pass
f = Foo(1)
f = Foo(a=1)
try:
f = Foo(nonexistent=10)
raise RuntimeError("missed exception")
except TypeError as e:
pass
try:
f = Foo(a=1, nonexistent=10)
raise RuntimeError("missed exception")
except TypeError as e:
pass
try:
f = Foo(1, nonexistent=10)
raise RuntimeError("missed exception")
except TypeError as e:
pass