Alessandro Piccione added the comment:
As suggested the documentation for "cursor" is here:
https://www.tcl.tk/man/tcl/TkCmd/cursors.htm
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New submission from Alessandro Piccione :
In the documentation of Tkinter.ttk Widget it is defined the "cursor"
parameter. It is:
cursor
Specifies the mouse cursor to be used for the widget. If set to the empty
string (the default), the cursor is inherited for the parent widget.
Alessandro Piccione added the comment:
You are right.
As the `--pattern` documentation says, the default pattern is "test*.py" which
does not match "aaaTest.py".
I had looking for the wrong pattern.
Thanks,
Alex
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Alessandro Piccione added the comment:
If you refer to the -p ("pattern" parameter) I think not.
I have my module named aaaTest.py.
I is is not mentioned that discover look for modules named "test_" for which
reason I have to use a pattern?
If you refer to -s ("start-d
New submission from Alessandro Piccione:
1. execute "python -m unittest"
2. Result: 0 test found
3. Change file name from "aaaTest.py" to "test_aaa.py"
4. execute "python -m unittest"
3. Result: Ran 1 tests in 000.0s
Module file MUST be named usi
Changes by Alessandro Piccione :
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title: str.encode('base64') add trailing new line character is not documented
-> str.encode('base64') add trailing new line character. It is not documented.
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New submission from Alessandro Piccione:
str.encode() with 'base64' as argument add a trailing new line character to the
returned string. This is the difference from base64.b64encode(str) (that is
used internally).
This is not documented in str.encode()
http://docs.python.org
New submission from Alessandro Piccione :
Steps to reproduce the problem.
1. Create a module (ex. name it "test")
2. Create a file in it (ex. mainTest.py) with a class (ex. MainTest) derived
from TestCase.
3. Create a test method in that class, (ex. test_base), prefix it with "t
