860ab10b0b
* Generate: introduce Remove, similar to Merge * make + dict behave as + for each value --------- Co-authored-by: Zach Parks <zach@alliware.com>
40 lines
1.8 KiB
Python
40 lines
1.8 KiB
Python
import unittest
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import Generate
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class TestPlayerOptions(unittest.TestCase):
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def test_update_weights(self):
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original_weights = {
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"scalar_1": 50,
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"scalar_2": 25,
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"list_1": ["string"],
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"dict_1": {"option_a": 50, "option_b": 50},
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"dict_2": {"option_f": 50},
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"set_1": {"option_c"}
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}
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# test that we don't allow +merge syntax on scalar variables
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with self.assertRaises(BaseException):
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Generate.update_weights(original_weights, {"+scalar_1": 0}, "Tested", "")
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new_weights = Generate.update_weights(original_weights, {"scalar_2": 0,
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"+list_1": ["string_2"],
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"+dict_1": {"option_b": 0, "option_c": 50},
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"+set_1": {"option_c", "option_d"},
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"dict_2": {"option_g": 50},
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"+list_2": ["string_3"]},
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"Tested", "")
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self.assertEqual(new_weights["scalar_1"], 50)
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self.assertEqual(new_weights["scalar_2"], 0)
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self.assertEqual(new_weights["list_2"], ["string_3"])
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self.assertEqual(new_weights["list_1"], ["string", "string_2"])
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self.assertEqual(new_weights["dict_1"]["option_a"], 50)
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self.assertEqual(new_weights["dict_1"]["option_b"], 50)
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self.assertEqual(new_weights["dict_1"]["option_c"], 50)
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self.assertNotIn("option_f", new_weights["dict_2"])
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self.assertEqual(new_weights["dict_2"]["option_g"], 50)
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self.assertEqual(len(new_weights["set_1"]), 2)
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self.assertIn("option_d", new_weights["set_1"])
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