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[Pyunit-interest] Mock Objects...

[Timothy G. <tj...@cr...>]

I found PythonMock, but it requires OmPyUnit, which I can't find, and which 
I'm pretty sure is deprecated. Also PythonMock doesn't appear to be very 
current either, so I'm wondering what the current technology for Mock Objects 
and Python is.


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Re: [Pyunit-interest] Mock Objects...

[Jim V. <Jim...@no...>]

Timothy Grant wrote:

> I found PythonMock, but it requires OmPyUnit, which I can't find, and which
> I'm pretty sure is deprecated.

Only its unit test module imports OmPyUnit -- the module itself (mock.py) works
fine (at least with Python 2.2.2).

> Also PythonMock doesn't appear to be very
> current either, so I'm wondering what the current technology for Mock Objects
> and Python is.

Can't answer that, but for an alternative, see:

https://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=detail&atid=305470&aid=706590&group_id=5470



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Re: [Pyunit-interest] Mock Objects...

[Steve P. <st...@py...>]

On Friday 05 September 2003 06:11, Timothy Grant wrote:
> I found PythonMock, but it requires OmPyUnit, which I can't find, and which
> I'm pretty sure is deprecated. Also PythonMock doesn't appear to be very
> current either, so I'm wondering what the current technology for Mock
> Objects and Python is.

I found this page, which includes a glowing reference to Dave Kirby's python 
mock module that he mentioned on this list some time back:

	http://www.xpdeveloper.com/cgi-bin/oldwiki.cgi?MockObjectsPython

-Steve

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