[Tutor] Re: Is there a "better" way to do this?
Lee Harr
missive at hotmail.com
Wed Dec 22 23:50:58 CET 2004
class greating:
# I think the word you are looking for is
# "greeting"
def __init__(self):
self.OK = False
self.lowValue = 1
self.highValue = 6
def opening(self):
print """
Please choose from the following options.
1) - Normal Unit test with static data.
2) - Normal Unit test with missing data.
3) - Integration test with current DTG.
4) - Integration test with missing data.
5) - Clean directory
6) - Exit
"""
self.choice = raw_input("Choice(1-6) ")
# I would probably do this more like ...
def set_options(self):
self.options = ['Normal Unit test with static data',
'Normal Unit test with missing data',
# ... etc
]
def opening2(self):
for i, option in self.options:
print '%s) - %s', (i+1, option)
# it makes the code marginally more complex now
# but think about what will happen when you go to
# rearrange the options or add new ones ...
#
# also, think about what you are going to "do" with
# the choice made ... you might make the options
# list a list of tuples and handle it all in one place ...
def normal_with_static(self):
pass
def normal_with_missing(self):
pass
def set_options2(self):
self.options = [('Normal Unit test with static data',
self.normal_with_static),
('Normal Unit test with missing data',
self.normal_with_missing),
# ... etc
]
# Or if you want "object oriented" practice... how about
# an "Option" class with "description" and "method"
# attributes? Just a thought ...
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