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assetQC.api.baseTestObject.BaseTestObject Class Reference
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def __init__
def assertAlmostEqual
def assertEqual
def assertFalse
def assertNotEqual
def assertTrue

Detailed Description

Holds common 'assert' statements.

This should NOT be used directly by API users.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation


Member Function Documentation

def assetQC.api.baseTestObject.BaseTestObject.assertAlmostEqual (   self,
  first,
  second,
  precision = 5,
  msg = None 
)
Asserts the value at the given 'first' equals 'value'.

:param first: First input
:param second: Second input
:param precision: Number of significant numbers to check to.
:param msg: The message string raised with the exception.
:return:

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def assetQC.api.baseTestObject.BaseTestObject.assertEqual (   self,
  first,
  second,
  msg = None 
)
Asserts that 'first' argument is equal to 'second' argument.

:param first: First input
:param second: Second input
:param msg: The message string raised with the exception.
:return:

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def assetQC.api.baseTestObject.BaseTestObject.assertFalse (   self,
  condition,
  msg = None 
)
Asserts that the 'condition' given equals False.

:param condition: Condition (or expression) to check.
:param msg: The message string raised with the exception.
:return:

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def assetQC.api.baseTestObject.BaseTestObject.assertNotEqual (   self,
  first,
  second,
  msg = None 
)
Asserts that 'first' argument are not equal to 'second'.

:param first: First input
:param second: Second input
:param msg: The message string raised with the exception.
:return:

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def assetQC.api.baseTestObject.BaseTestObject.assertTrue (   self,
  condition,
  msg = None 
)
Asserts that the 'condition' given equals True.

:param condition: Condition (or expression) to check.
:param msg: The message string raised with the exception.
:return:

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