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Test parsing of units
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import unittest, time, datetime
import parsedatetime as pdt
# a special compare function is used to allow us to ignore the seconds as
# the running of the test could cross a minute boundary
def _compareResults(result, check):
target, t_flag = result
value, v_flag = check
t_yr, t_mth, t_dy, t_hr, t_min, _, _, _, _ = target
v_yr, v_mth, v_dy, v_hr, v_min, _, _, _, _ = value
return ((t_yr == v_yr) and (t_mth == v_mth) and (t_dy == v_dy) and
(t_hr == v_hr) and (t_min == v_min)) and (t_flag == v_flag)
def _compareResultsErrorFlag(result, check):
target, t_flag = result
value, v_flag = check
t_yr, t_mth, t_dy, _, _, _, _, _, _ = target
v_yr, v_mth, v_dy, _, _, _, _, _, _ = value
return (t_flag == v_flag)
class test(unittest.TestCase):
def setUp(self):
self.cal = pdt.Calendar()
self.yr, self.mth, self.dy, self.hr, self.mn, self.sec, self.wd, self.yd, self.isdst = time.localtime()
def testErrors(self):
s = datetime.datetime.now()
start = s.timetuple()
# These tests all return current date/time as they are out of range
self.assertTrue(_compareResults(self.cal.parse('01/0', start), (start, 0)))
self.assertTrue(_compareResults(self.cal.parse('08/35', start), (start, 0)))
self.assertTrue(_compareResults(self.cal.parse('18/35', start), (start, 0)))
self.assertTrue(_compareResults(self.cal.parse('1799', start), (start, 0)))
self.assertTrue(_compareResults(self.cal.parse('781', start), (start, 0)))
self.assertTrue(_compareResults(self.cal.parse('2702', start), (start, 0)))
self.assertTrue(_compareResults(self.cal.parse('78', start), (start, 0)))
self.assertTrue(_compareResults(self.cal.parse('11', start), (start, 0)))
self.assertTrue(_compareResults(self.cal.parse('1', start), (start, 0)))
self.assertTrue(_compareResults(self.cal.parse('174565', start), (start, 0)))
self.assertTrue(_compareResults(self.cal.parse('177505', start), (start, 0)))
# ensure short month names do not cause false positives within a word - jun (june)
self.assertTrue(_compareResults(self.cal.parse('injunction', start), (start, 0)))
# ensure short month names do not cause false positives at the start of a word - jul (juuly)
self.assertTrue(_compareResults(self.cal.parse('julius', start), (start, 0)))
# ensure short month names do not cause false positives at the end of a word - mar (march)
self.assertTrue(_compareResults(self.cal.parse('lamar', start), (start, 0)))
# ensure short weekday names do not cause false positives within a word - mon (monday)
self.assertTrue(_compareResults(self.cal.parse('demonize', start), (start, 0)))
# ensure short weekday names do not cause false positives at the start of a word - mon (monday)
self.assertTrue(_compareResults(self.cal.parse('money', start), (start, 0)))
# ensure short weekday names do not cause false positives at the end of a word - th (thursday)
self.assertTrue(_compareResults(self.cal.parse('month', start), (start, 0)))
# This test actually parses into *something* for some locales, so need to check the error flag
self.assertTrue(_compareResultsErrorFlag(self.cal.parse('30/030/01/071/07', start), (start, 1)))
if __name__ == "__main__":
unittest.main()
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