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#!/usr/bin/env python
from sancho.utest import UTest
from quixote.ptl.ptl_compile import compile_template
from cStringIO import StringIO
from quixote.html import TemplateIO, htmltext
def run_ptl(*source):
"""
Compile the given lines of source code using the ptl compiler
and run the resulting compiled code.
"""
# When the ptl compiler compiles a module, it places _q_TemplateIO
# and _q_htmltext into the globals of the module. Here, we don't
# have a module, but we provide these same globals for eval.
eval(compile_template(StringIO('\n'.join(source)), 'test'),
dict(_q_TemplateIO=TemplateIO, _q_htmltext=htmltext))
class Test (UTest):
def check_html(self):
run_ptl(
'from quixote.html import htmltext',
'def f [html] (a):',
' "&"',
' a',
'assert type(f(1)) == htmltext',
'assert f("") == "&"',
'assert f("&") == "&&"',
'assert f(htmltext("&")) == "&&"')
def check_plain(self):
run_ptl(
'from quixote.html import htmltext',
'def f [plain] (a):',
' "&"',
' a',
'assert type(f(1)) == str',
'assert f("") == "&"',
'assert f("&") == "&&"',
'assert f(htmltext("&")) == "&&"',
'assert type(f(htmltext("&"))) == str')
def check_syntax(self):
run_ptl('def f(a):\n a')
try:
run_ptl('def f [] (a):\n a')
assert 0
except SyntaxError, e:
assert e.lineno == 1
try:
run_ptl('def f [HTML] (a):\n a')
assert 0
except SyntaxError, e:
assert e.lineno == 1
if __name__ == "__main__":
Test()
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