def test_timeout_is_reached(clock): try: yield with_timeout(1.0, sleep(2.0, reactor=clock), reactor=clock) except Timeout: pass else: assert False, "Timeout should have been reached"
def run(self, other_actor): other_actor = lookup(other_actor) if isinstance(other_actor, str) else other_actor while True: dbg("sending greeting to %r" % (other_actor,)) other_actor << ('hello!', self.ref) dbg("waiting for ack from %r" % (other_actor,)) yield with_timeout(5.0, self.get('ack')) dbg("got 'ack' from %r; now sleeping a bit..." % (other_actor,)) yield sleep(1.0)
def run(self): child = self.spawn(ExampleActor) while True: dbg("sending greeting to %r" % (child,)) child << ('hello!', self.ref) dbg("waiting for ack from %r" % (child,)) yield with_timeout(5.0, self.get('ack')) dbg("got 'ack' from %r; now sleeping a bit..." % (child,)) yield sleep(1.0)
def run(self, monitor): monitor = MonitorClient.get(monitor) yield sleep(random.random() * 2.0) def report(*what): monitor << what monitor << ('up', self.ref) while True: for state in ['preparing', 'processing', 'cleaning up']: monitor << ('state', self.ref, state) yield sleep(3.0 + random.random()) for action in ['hmm', 'ahaaa', 'got it']: yield report('log', self.ref, action) if random.random() < 0: return else: monitor << ('state', self.ref, 'waiting') yield sleep(.3)
def close(self): log() self.sock.sendMultipart((self.our_addr, DISCONNECT)) if not _actor.TESTING: # have to avoid this during testing, and it's not needed anyway; # during testing, since everything is running in the same thread with no remoting (by default) # this will unnecessarily give control back to the test which means stuff will happen in the middle # of closing. # XXX: this actually should be possible regardless of the above comment yield sleep(0) self._kill_queue() self._emit_termination_messages() self.sock.shutdown() self.sock = self.owner = None
def run(self, interval, fn, *args, **kwargs): while True: yield sleep(interval) yield fn(*args, **kwargs)
def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs): Trigger.__init__(self, *args, **kwargs) # the final callback will be invoked "a bit" later, thus allowing the invoker of `.callback(...)` to proceed. self.addCallback(lambda _: sleep(0))
def dummy(): yield sleep(1.0, reactor=clock) raise MyExc
def test_timeout_is_not_reached(clock): try: yield with_timeout(2.0, sleep(1.0, clock), reactor=clock) except Timeout: assert False, "Timeout should not have been reached"