Python ApplicationError.error_message Examples

Example #1

File: test_exception.py Project: Alf-11/autobahn-python

 def test_unicode_errormessage(self):
     """
     Unicode arguments in ApplicationError will not raise an exception when
     the error_message method is called.
     """
     error = ApplicationError(u"some.url", u"\u2603")
     print(error.error_message())
     self.assertIn(u"\u2603", error.error_message())

Example #2

File: test_exception.py Project: ga-group/btc_wss

 def test_unicode_errormessage(self):
     """
     Unicode arguments in ApplicationError will not raise an exception when
     the error_message method is called.
     """
     error = ApplicationError(u"some.url", u"\u2603")
     print(error.error_message())
     self.assertIn(u"\u2603", error.error_message())

Example #3

File: test_wamp_exception.py Project: Galin0810/django_education

 def test_unicode_errormessage(self):
     """
     Unicode arguments in ApplicationError will not raise an exception when
     the error_message method is called.
     """
     error = ApplicationError("some.url", "\u2603")
     # on py27-tw189: exceptions.UnicodeEncodeError: 'ascii' codec can't encode character '\u2603' in position 10: ordinal not in
     print(error.error_message())
     self.assertIn("\u2603", error.error_message())

Example #4

File: test_exception.py Project: crossbario/autobahn-python

 def test_unicode_errormessage(self):
     """
     Unicode arguments in ApplicationError will not raise an exception when
     the error_message method is called.
     """
     error = ApplicationError(u"some.url", u"\u2603")
     if PY3:
         # on py27-tw189: exceptions.UnicodeEncodeError: 'ascii' codec can't encode character u'\u2603' in position 10: ordinal not in
         print(error.error_message())
     self.assertIn(u"\u2603", error.error_message())