[Pyunit-interest] More testing aid requested

[Jesse W <je...@lo...>]

Dear kind py-unit members,
	I posted a question about a week ago regarding my attempts to create a website 
updating program by test-first-design.  I got a lot of useful answers.
	I have now written two tests, and written a class which makes the tests succeed, but 
the class does not actually send any files anywhere.  How do I make a test that requires 
the module to actually _send_ the files instead of simply faking it as my class now does? 
 (code enclosed below)

									Thank you all for your time and answers,
										Jesse Weinstein
--main.py----

lass Connection:
    def __init__(self):
        self.files_sent=[]
    def connect(self):
        pass
    def send_file(self, file):
        self.files_sent.append(file)
    def listfiles(self):
        return self.files_sent


---tests.py----

import main
TEST_FILE='c:/python22/mywork/updater/testfile'
class ConnectionTestCase(unittest.TestCase):
    def setUp(self):
        self.c=main.Connection()
        self.c.connect()
    def testConectionCanBeMade(self):
        pass #just use setUp actions
    def testFileSent(self):
        self.c.send_file(TEST_FILE)
        assert TEST_FILE in self.c.listfiles(), 'TEST_FILE not found in listfiles return value!'

<more unittest administration code (if __name__=='__main__', etc.) snipped>