return([111,222,333]);
# make a pair of forked pipes
c = RMI.Client.ForkedPipes()
ok(c, "got forked pipe client");
r = c.send_request_and_receive_response('call_function', None, 'RMI.Node._eval', ['2+3']);
is_ok(r,5,'result of remote eval of 2+3 is 5')
sum1 = c.send_request_and_receive_response('call_function', None, '__main__.addo', [7,8])
is_ok(sum1,15,'result of remote function call __main__.addo(7,8) works')
sum2 = c.send_request_and_receive_response('call_function', None, 'F1.add', [4,5]);
ok(sum2, 'remote function call with primitives works')
val3 = F1.x1()
is_ok(val3,11,'result of local functin call to plain function works')
local1 = F1.C1();
ok_show(local1, 'local constructor works')
if local1:
ok_show(local1.m1, 'local object property access works')
remote1 = c.send_request_and_receive_response('call_function', None, 'F1.echo', [local1]);
is_ok(remote1, local1, 'remote function call with object echo works')
note("test returning an array")
remote2 = c.send_request_and_receive_response('call_function', None, '__main__.getarray', []);
ok_show(remote2, 'got a result, hopefully an array');
value = remote2[0]
ok_show(value, "got a value from the proxy array");
def t5(self):
c = self.c
r = c.send_request_and_receive_response('call_function', None, 'RMI.Node._eval', ['2+3']);
self.is_ok(r,5,'result of remote eval of 2+3 is 5')
sum1 = c.send_request_and_receive_response('call_function', None, '__main__.addo', [7,8])
is_ok(sum1,15,'result of remote function call __main__.addo(7,8) works')
sum2 = c.send_request_and_receive_response('call_function', None, 'F1.add', [4,5]);
ok(sum2, 'remote function call with primitives works')
val3 = F1.x1()
is_ok(val3,11,'result of local functin call to plain function works')
local1 = F1.C1();
ok_show(local1, 'local constructor works')
if local1:
ok_show(local1.m1, 'local object property access works')
remote1 = c.send_request_and_receive_response('call_function', None, 'F1.echo', [local1]);
is_ok(remote1, local1, 'remote function call with object echo works')
note("test returning an array")
remote2 = c.send_request_and_receive_response('call_function', None, '__main__.getarray', []);
ok_show(remote2, 'got a result, hopefully an array');
value = remote2[0]
ok_show(value, "got a value from the proxy array");
ok_show(str(remote2[0]), "got value 1");
ok_show(str(remote2[1]), "got value 2");
ok_show(str(remote2[2]), "got value 3");
note("test returning a usable lambda expression with zero params");
remote4 = c.send_request_and_receive_response('call_function', None, 'RMI.Node._eval', ['lambda: 555']);
ok(remote4 != None, 'remote lambda construction works')
val2 = remote4()
is_ok(val2,555,"remote lambda works with zero params")
note("test returning a usable lambda expression with two params");
remote3 = c.send_request_and_receive_response('call_function', None, 'RMI.Node._eval', ['lambda a,b: a+b']);
ok(remote3 != None, 'remote lambda construction works with params')
val3 = remote3(6,2)
is_ok(val3,8,"remote lambda works with params")
note("testing returning a remote object from a function")
remote5 = c.send_request_and_receive_response('call_function', None, 'F1.C1',[]);
val2 = remote5.m1()
is_ok(val2,"456","remote method call returns as expected")
#c.send_request_and_receive_response('call_function', None, 'RMI.Node._eval', ['RMI.DEBUG_FLAG']);
ref2 = remote5.__getattr__('m1')
ok(ref2 != None,"remote method ref is as expected")
#print(RMI.pp.pformat(ref2));
val2b = ref2()
is_ok(val2b,"456","remote methodref returns as expected")
zz = c.send_request_and_receive_response('call_function', None, 'RMI.Node._eval', ['"z"']);
is_ok(zz,"z","remote eval works with scalar value");
'''
f1c = c.send_request_and_receive_response('call_function', None, 'RMI.Node._eval', ['F1.x1()'])
print('f1b: ' + str(f1c))
imp = c.send_request_and_receive_response('call_function', None, 'RMI.Node._eval', ['import F1'])
print('imp: ' + str(imp))
'''
# Somehow, closing the connection doesn't cause the server to catch the close, so we have a hack to
# signal to it that it should exit. Fix me.
c.close
c.send_request_and_receive_response('call_function', None, 'RMI.Node._eval', ['"exitnow"']);
print("CLIENT DONE")
