def main():
optionflags, verbosity, kbinterrupt_continue = 0, 1, 0
testrun = doctest_driver.run(TESTS, optionflags, verbosity,
kbinterrupt_continue)
if not testrun.failures == 0:
print
print "A test failed unexpectedly. Please report this error"
print "to the nltk-dev mailinglist."
exit(1)
# TODO: create an option for the doctest driver to disable output
# when the expected-to-fail tests run
for ft in FAILING_TESTS:
testrun = doctest_driver.run([ft], optionflags, verbosity,
kbinterrupt_continue)
if testrun.failures == 0:
print
print "A test that was expected to fail actually passed: %s" % ft
print "Please report this to the nltk-dev mailinglist."
exit(1)
print
print "All tests OK! (The ones that did fail were expected to fail)"
def main():
optionflags = doctest.NORMALIZE_WHITESPACE | doctest.IGNORE_EXCEPTION_DETAIL
verbosity, kbinterrupt_continue = 1, 0
testrun = doctest_driver.run(TESTS, optionflags, verbosity,
kbinterrupt_continue)
if not testrun.failures == 0:
print
print "A test failed unexpectedly. Please report this error"
print "to the nltk-dev mailinglist."
exit(0) # this should really be exit(1) but we don't want tox to stop
# TODO: create an option for the doctest driver to disable output
# when the expected-to-fail tests run
for ft in FAILING_TESTS:
testrun = doctest_driver.run([ft], optionflags, verbosity,
kbinterrupt_continue)
if testrun.failures == 0:
print
print "A test that was expected to fail actually passed: %s" % ft
print "Please report this to the nltk-dev mailinglist."
exit(0) # this should really be exit(1) but we don't want tox to stop
print
print "All tests OK! (The ones that did fail were expected to fail)"
