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* New test case tests that %attribute macros correctly supports passing template with multiple parameters as class name or attribute type name * Some further changes were made to %attribute macros - now AttributeType is protected with %arg as well. This allows you to have attributes of type e.g. std::pair<int,int> etc Update CHANGES file for %attribute template fixes Closes #48
67 lines
1.3 KiB
Python
67 lines
1.3 KiB
Python
# Check usage of template attributes
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import li_attribute_template
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chell = li_attribute_template.Cintint(1,2,3)
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def rassert( what, master ):
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if what != master:
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print what
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raise RuntimeError
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## Testing primitive by value attribute
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rassert( chell.a, 1 )
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chell.a = 3
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rassert( chell.a, 3 )
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## Testing primitive by ref attribute
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rassert( chell.b, 2 )
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chell.b = 5
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rassert( chell.b,5 )
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## Testing string
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chell.str = "abc"
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rassert( chell.str, "abc" )
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# Testing class by value
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rassert( chell.d.value, 1 )
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chell.d = li_attribute_template.Foo(2)
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rassert( chell.d.value, 2 )
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# Testing class by reference
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rassert( chell.e.value, 2 )
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chell.e= li_attribute_template.Foo(3)
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rassert( chell.e.value, 3 )
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chell.e.value = 4
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rassert( chell.e.value, 4 )
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# Testing moderately complex template by value
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rassert( chell.f.first, 1 )
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rassert( chell.f.second, 2 )
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pair = li_attribute_template.pair_intint(3,4)
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chell.f = pair
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rassert( chell.f.first, 3 )
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rassert( chell.f.second, 4 )
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# Testing moderately complex template by ref
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rassert( chell.g.first, 2 )
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rassert( chell.g.second, 3 )
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pair = li_attribute_template.pair_intint(4,5)
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chell.g = pair
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rassert( chell.g.first, 4 )
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rassert( chell.g.second, 5 )
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chell.g.first = 6
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chell.g.second = 7
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rassert( chell.g.first, 6 )
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rassert( chell.g.second, 7 )
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