boltons/tests/test_mathutils.py

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from pytest import raises
from boltons.mathutils import clamp, ceil, floor, Bits
import math
INF, NAN = float('inf'), float('nan')
OPTIONS = [1618, 1378, 166, 1521, 2347, 2016, 879, 2123,
269.3, 1230, 66, 425.2, 250, 2399, 2314, 439,
247, 208, 379, 1861]
OPTIONS_SORTED = sorted(OPTIONS)
OUT_OF_RANGE_LOWER = 60
OUT_OF_RANGE_UPPER = 2500
VALID_LOWER = 247
VALID_UPPER = 2314
VALID_BETWEEN = 248.5
def test_clamp_examples():
"""some examples for clamp()"""
assert 0 == clamp(0, 0, 1) == clamp(-1, 0, 1)
assert 0 == clamp(-1, lower=0)
assert 1 == clamp(1, 0, 1) == clamp(5, 0, 1)
assert 1 == clamp(5, upper=1)
assert 0.5 == clamp(7, upper=0.5)
assert 1 == clamp(7.7, upper=1)
def test_clamp_transparent():
"""clamp(x) should equal x because both limits are omitted"""
assert clamp(0) == 0
assert clamp(1) == 1
assert clamp(10**100) == 10**100
assert clamp(INF) == INF
assert clamp(-INF) == -INF
assert math.isnan(clamp(NAN))
def test_ceil_basic():
assert ceil(VALID_LOWER, OPTIONS) == VALID_LOWER
assert ceil(VALID_UPPER, OPTIONS) == VALID_UPPER
assert ceil(VALID_BETWEEN, OPTIONS) == 250
def test_ceil_sorted():
assert ceil(VALID_LOWER, OPTIONS) == ceil(VALID_LOWER, OPTIONS_SORTED)
assert ceil(VALID_UPPER, OPTIONS) == ceil(VALID_UPPER, OPTIONS_SORTED)
assert ceil(VALID_BETWEEN, OPTIONS) == ceil(VALID_BETWEEN, OPTIONS_SORTED)
def test_ceil_oor_lower():
assert min(OPTIONS) == ceil(OUT_OF_RANGE_LOWER, OPTIONS)
def test_ceil_oor_upper():
with raises(ValueError):
ceil(OUT_OF_RANGE_UPPER, OPTIONS)
def test_floor_basic():
assert floor(VALID_LOWER, OPTIONS) == VALID_LOWER
assert floor(VALID_UPPER, OPTIONS) == VALID_UPPER
assert floor(VALID_LOWER, OPTIONS) == 247
def test_floor_sorted():
assert floor(VALID_LOWER, OPTIONS) == floor(VALID_LOWER, OPTIONS_SORTED)
assert floor(VALID_UPPER, OPTIONS) == floor(VALID_UPPER, OPTIONS_SORTED)
assert floor(VALID_BETWEEN, OPTIONS) == floor(VALID_BETWEEN, OPTIONS_SORTED)
def test_floor_oor_upper():
assert max(OPTIONS) == floor(OUT_OF_RANGE_UPPER, OPTIONS)
def test_floor_oor_lower():
with raises(ValueError):
floor(OUT_OF_RANGE_LOWER, OPTIONS)
def test_bits():
def chk(a, b):
assert a == b, a
chk(Bits('10')[:1], Bits('1'))
chk(Bits('10')[1:], Bits('0'))
chk(Bits('10')[0], True)
chk(Bits('10')[1], False)
chk(Bits('0000100')[4], True)
chk(Bits('10').as_list(), [True, False])
chk(Bits('10').as_int(), 2)
chk(Bits('10').as_bin(), '10')
chk(Bits('1111').as_hex(), '0F')
chk(Bits('10'), Bits([True, False]))
chk(Bits('10'), Bits(2))
chk(Bits('01') | Bits('10'), Bits('11'))
chk(Bits('01') & Bits('10'), Bits('00'))
chk(Bits('11') >> 1, Bits('1'))
chk(Bits('1') << 1, Bits('10'))
assert Bits('0') != Bits('00')
# test roundtrip as_/from_hex
chk(Bits.from_hex(Bits('10101010').as_hex()),
Bits('10101010'))
# test roundtrip as_/from_bytes
chk(
Bits.from_bytes(Bits('10101010').as_bytes()),
Bits('10101010'))
# pile of roundtripping
chk(Bits.from_int(
Bits.from_bin(
Bits.from_list(
Bits('101').as_list()
).as_bin()
).as_int()
),
Bits('101'))