Add set.{__iter__,__ior__,__iand__,__isub__,__ixor__} #524
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| assert False, "TypeError not raised" |
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Could you use the assert_raises function for these checks? Just makes these a bit less verbose
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You cant do assignment inside lambda function so the best I can think about is something like this:
a = [set([1,2,3])]
def f():
a[0] |= set([4,5])
assert_raises(TypeError, f)I believe the current option is more clear. Any other suggestion?
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Oh, I completely missed that it's an assignment! Hopefully in the future we'll have something like assertRaises from unittest:
with self.assertRaises(TypeError):
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The with statement should work, so we could do the same now by implementing a contextmanager.
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