# libnbd Python bindings
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# More tests of nbd.Buffer.  Slicing.

import nbd

buf = nbd.Buffer(512)
assert len(buf) == 512

buf[0:12] = b"hello, world"
assert buf[0] == 104   # 'h'
assert buf[11] == 100  # 'd'
assert buf[12] == 0

buf[12:27] = b"goodnight irene"
assert buf[0] == 104   # 'h'
assert buf[11] == 100  # 'd'
assert buf[12] == 103  # 'g'
assert buf[26] == 101  # 'e'

# Even though the buffer was uninitialized above, the first assignment
# should have initialized it:
for i in range(27, 511-27):
    assert buf[27+i] == 0