Example #1
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def dump():
    """ Dumps the config dict to the user's configuration file ~/.baboonrc. If
    the file already exists, it's copied to ~/.baboonrc.old and the original
    file is overwritten.
    """

    # Don't dump the config if the --nosave arg is present.
    if config['parser'].get('nosave', False):
        return

    baboonrc_path = os.path.expanduser('~/.baboonrc')
    # Override the default baboonrc_path if the --config arg is present.
    if config['parser'].get('configpath'):
        baboonrc_path = config['parser']['configpath']

    try:
        # Dump the config file.
        with open(baboonrc_path, 'w') as fd:
            print >>fd, get_dumped_user()
            print >>fd, get_dumped_server()
            print >>fd, get_dumped_projects()
            print >>fd, get_dumped_example_project()

            csuccess("The new configuration file is written in %s\n" %
                     baboonrc_path)
    except EnvironmentError as err:
        cerr("Cannot dump the configuration. Cause:\n%s" % err)
Example #2
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def dump():
    """ Dumps the config dict to the user's configuration file ~/.baboonrc. If
    the file already exists, it's copied to ~/.baboonrc.old and the original
    file is overwritten.
    """

    # Don't dump the config if the --nosave arg is present.
    if config['parser'].get('nosave', False):
        return

    baboonrc_path = os.path.expanduser('~/.baboonrc')
    # Override the default baboonrc_path if the --config arg is present.
    if config['parser'].get('configpath'):
        baboonrc_path = config['parser']['configpath']

    try:
        # Dump the config file.
        with open(baboonrc_path, 'w') as fd:
            print >> fd, get_dumped_user()
            print >> fd, get_dumped_server()
            print >> fd, get_dumped_projects()
            print >> fd, get_dumped_example_project()

            csuccess("The new configuration file is written in %s\n" %
                     baboonrc_path)
    except EnvironmentError as err:
        cerr("Cannot dump the configuration. Cause:\n%s" % err)
Example #3
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def _on_action_finished(ret_status, msg, fatal=False):
    if ret_status >= 200 and ret_status < 300:
        csuccess(msg)
        return True
    else:
        # Print the error message.
        cerr(msg)
        return False