Python ok Examples

Example #1

 def _filter(self, line):
     line = self._RESOURCE.sub(
         "%s%s(%s):" % (clidisplay.help_header(r'\1'), r'\2', r'\3'), line)
     line = self._NODES.sub(clidisplay.help_header(r'\1'), line)
     line = self._RESOURCES.sub(clidisplay.help_header(r'\1'), line)
     line = self._GROUP.sub(r'\1: ' + clidisplay.help_header(r'\2'), line)
     line = self._WARNS.sub(clidisplay.warn(r'\1'), line)
     line = self._OK.sub(clidisplay.ok(r'\1'), line)
     line = self._ERROR.sub(clidisplay.error(r'\1'), line)
     return line

Example #2

File: cmd_status.py Project: RedFlames/crmsh

 def _filter(self, line):
     line = self._RESOURCE.sub("%s%s(%s):" % (clidisplay.help_header(r'\1'),
                                              r'\2',
                                              r'\3'), line)
     line = self._NODES.sub(clidisplay.help_header(r'\1'), line)
     line = self._RESOURCES.sub(clidisplay.help_header(r'\1'), line)
     line = self._GROUP.sub(r'\1: ' + clidisplay.help_header(r'\2'), line)
     line = self._WARNS.sub(clidisplay.warn(r'\1'), line)
     line = self._OK.sub(clidisplay.ok(r'\1'), line)
     line = self._ERROR.sub(clidisplay.error(r'\1'), line)
     return line

Example #3

File: msg.py Project: icclab/crmsh

 def ok(self, s):
     self._prefix(clidisplay.ok("OK"), s, to=sys.stdout)

Example #4

 def ok(self, s):
     self._prefix(clidisplay.ok("OK"), s, to=sys.stdout)