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Occurs when the types passed are incorrect. This change means there is now consistency with non-overloaded function wrappers which have always raised TypeError when the incorrect types are passed. See issue #1293
34 lines
738 B
Python
34 lines
738 B
Python
import varargs
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if varargs.test("Hello") != "Hello":
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raise RuntimeError, "Failed"
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f = varargs.Foo("Greetings")
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if f.str != "Greetings":
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raise RuntimeError, "Failed"
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if f.test("Hello") != "Hello":
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raise RuntimeError, "Failed"
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if varargs.test_def("Hello", 1) != "Hello":
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raise RuntimeError, "Failed"
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if varargs.test_def("Hello") != "Hello":
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raise RuntimeError, "Failed"
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if varargs.test_plenty("Hello") != "Hello":
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raise RuntimeError, "Failed"
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if varargs.test_plenty("Hello", 1) != "Hello":
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raise RuntimeError, "Failed"
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if varargs.test_plenty("Hello", 1, 2) != "Hello":
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raise RuntimeError, "Failed"
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try:
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varargs.test_plenty("Hello", 1, 2, 3)
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raise RuntimeError
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except TypeError:
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pass
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