Kyle Marek-Spartz
kyle.marek.spartz@gmail.com
https://kyle.marek-spartz.org
February 13, 2014
public interface CountFishInterface {
public void one();
public void two();
}
public class OurFish implements CountFishInterface {
public void one() { ... }
public void two() { ... }
}javac should complain if the interface is not
satisfied.NotImplementedErrorNotImplementedError, cont.NotImplementedError.AttributeErrorAttributeError, so why bother?This:
is approximately equivalent to:
def AbstractInterfaceTest(test_name, method_names):
def abstract_interface_test_helper(method_name):
def test_method(self):
try:
getattr(self.obj, method_name)()
except NotImplementedError:
self.fail(
type(self.obj).__name__ + " does not implement " + method_name
)
return test_method
methods = {
"test_" + method_name: abstract_interface_test_helper(method_name)
for method_name in method_names
}
return type(test_name, (object,), methods)interfaces = {"CountFish": ["one", "two"], "ColorFish": ["red", "blue"]}
for interface_name, methods in interfaces.iteritems():
interface_name += "Interface"
globals()[interface_name] = Interface(interface_name, methods)
test_name = "AbstractTest" + interface_name
globals()[test_name] = AbstractInterfaceTest(test_name, methods)