tests for regsub()

[disorder] / tests / files.py

diff --git a/tests/files.py b/tests/files.py
index 69e98d4f9a6df494f49c2f05f5bed72978dd343d..a41937fd2e6ccdb2ddb420942099906710a9c415 100755 (executable)
--- a/tests/files.py
+++ b/tests/files.py
@@ -23,6 +23,7 @@ import dtest,time,disorder,sys
 def test():
     """Check that the file listing comes out right"""
     dtest.start_daemon()
 def test():
     """Check that the file listing comes out right"""
     dtest.start_daemon()

+    dtest.create_user()

     assert dtest.check_files() == 0, "dtest.check_files"
     print " checking regexp file listing"
     c = disorder.client()
     assert dtest.check_files() == 0, "dtest.check_files"
     print " checking regexp file listing"
     c = disorder.client()


@@ -30,10 +31,19 @@ def test():
                 "second")
     assert len(f) == 1, "checking for one match"
     assert f[0] == "%s/Joe Bloggs/First Album/02:Second track.ogg" % dtest.tracks
                 "second")
     assert len(f) == 1, "checking for one match"
     assert f[0] == "%s/Joe Bloggs/First Album/02:Second track.ogg" % dtest.tracks

+    print " and again to exercise cache"
+    f = c.files("%s/Joe Bloggs/First Album" % dtest.tracks,
+                "second")
+    assert len(f) == 1, "checking for one match"
+    assert f[0] == "%s/Joe Bloggs/First Album/02:Second track.ogg" % dtest.tracks

     print " checking unicode regexp file listing"
     f = c.files("%s/Joe Bloggs/First Album" % dtest.tracks,
                 "first")
     assert len(f) == 0, "checking for 0 matches"
     print " checking unicode regexp file listing"
     f = c.files("%s/Joe Bloggs/First Album" % dtest.tracks,
                 "first")
     assert len(f) == 0, "checking for 0 matches"

+    print " and again to exercise cache"
+    f = c.files("%s/Joe Bloggs/First Album" % dtest.tracks,
+                "first")
+    assert len(f) == 0, "checking for 0 matches"

     # This is rather unsatisfactory but it is the current behavior.  We could
     # for instance go to NFD for regexp matching but we'd have to do the same
     # to the regexp, including replacing single characters with (possibly
     # This is rather unsatisfactory but it is the current behavior.  We could
     # for instance go to NFD for regexp matching but we'd have to do the same
     # to the regexp, including replacing single characters with (possibly