Example #1
0
    def test_exec_tasks_after_binding(self):
        "should execute messages to unbound names once bound"

        name = dramatis.Actor()

        class O(object):
            def foo(self,arg):
                assert arg == "bar"
                return "foobar"

        result = []

        def block(value):
            result[:] = [ value ]

        retval = dramatis.interface( name ).continuation(block).foo("bar")

        assert retval == None
        assert result == []

        dramatis.Runtime.current.quiesce()

        assert result == []

        dramatis.interface( name ).bind( O() )

        dramatis.Runtime.current.quiesce()
        
        assert result == [ "foobar" ]
Example #2
0
 def test_no_double_binding(self):
     "shouldn't be possible to bind twice"
     name = dramatis.Actor()
     dramatis.interface( name ).bind( object() )
     okay = False
     try:
         dramatis.interface( name ).bind( object() )
         raise Exception("should not be reached")
     except dramatis.error.Bind: okay = True
     assert okay
Example #3
0
 def test_bind_with_release(self):
     "should be possible to bind with a non-rpc continuation"
     name = dramatis.Actor()
     result = []
     def block(v):
         result[:] = [ v ]
     name = dramatis.interface( name ).continuation(block)
     retval = dramatis.interface( name ).bind( object() )
     assert retval == None
     assert result == []
     dramatis.Runtime.current.quiesce()
     assert result != []
Example #4
0
            def a(self, other):
                def result(r): self._block_called = True
                def exception(e):
                    if str(e) != "hell": raise e
                    self._exception_raised = True

                ( interface( other ).continuation( { "exception": exception,
                                                     "result": result } ) ).bb()
                ( interface( other ).continuation( { "exception": exception,
                                                     "result": result } ) ).b()

                other.c()
Example #5
0
            def a(self, other):

                def block ( c ):
                    self._block_called = True

                ( interface( other ).continuation( block ) ).b()

                other.c()
Example #6
0
 def __init__(self,name,call_thread):
     self._state = "start"
     self._mutex = Lock()
     self._wait = Condition( self._mutex )
     self._call_thread = call_thread
     self._actor = \
         dramatis.interface( Scheduler.actor ).\
           _continuation( self, { call_thread: call_thread } )
Example #7
0
 def __init__(self, name, call_thread, result, exception):
     # p "p.n #{call_thread} #{result} #{except}"
     self._result_block = result
     self._exception_block = exception
     self._name = name
     self._continuation = \
         dramatis.interface( dramatis.runtime.Scheduler.actor ) \
           ._continuation( self, { call_thread: call_thread } )
Example #8
0
    def test_call_except_blocks(self):
        "should call exception blocks on exceptions"
        class a ( dramatis.Actor ):
            @property
            def block_called(self): return self._block_called

            @property
            def exception_raised(self): return self._exception_raised

            def __init__(self):
                self.actor.refuse("c")
                self.actor.always( "block_called", True )
                self.actor.always( "exception_raised", True )
                self._block_called = self._exception_raised = False

            def a(self, other):
                def result(r): self._block_called = True
                def exception(e):
                    if str(e) != "hell": raise e
                    self._exception_raised = True

                ( interface( other ).continuation( { "exception": exception,
                                                     "result": result } ) ).bb()
                ( interface( other ).continuation( { "exception": exception,
                                                     "result": result } ) ).b()

                other.c()

            def enable(self):
                self.actor.default("c")

            def bb(self): pass

            def b(self): raise Exception("hell")

            def c(self): pass

        a1 = a()
        a2 = a()

        ( interface( a1 ).continuation( None ) ).a( a2 )

        dramatis.Runtime.current.quiesce()

        assert not a1.block_called
        assert a1.exception_raised

        a2.enable()

        dramatis.Runtime.current.quiesce()

        assert a1.block_called
Example #9
0
    def test_value_if(self):
        "should have a value interface"

        class O (object):
            def foo(self,bar):
                assert bar == "bar"
                return 12345

        actor = dramatis.Actor(O())

        future_name = dramatis.future( actor )

        x = future_name.foo("bar")
    
        assert isinstance(x,dramatis.Future)

        x = dramatis.interface( x ).value

        assert isinstance(x,int)

        assert x == 12345
Example #10
0
    def test_block_block_conts_rpc_no_threading( self ):
        "should block block continuations during an rpc w/o call threading"
        class a ( dramatis.Actor ):
            @property
            def block_called(self): return self._block_called

            def __init__(self):
                self._block_called = False
                self.actor.refuse("c")
                self.actor.always( "block_called", True )

            def a(self, other):

                def block ( c ):
                    self._block_called = True

                ( interface( other ).continuation( block ) ).b()

                other.c()

            def enable(self):
                self.actor.default("c")

            def b(self): pass
            def c(self): pass

        a1 = a()
        a2 = a()

        ( interface( a1 ).continuation( None ) ).a( a2 )

        dramatis.Runtime.current.quiesce()

        assert not a1.block_called

        a2.enable()

        dramatis.Runtime.current.quiesce()

        assert a1.block_called
Example #11
0
    def test_allow_exec_blocks(self):
        "should allow and execute block continuations"
        class O (object):
            def foo(self,arg):
                assert arg == "bar"
                return "foobar"
        actor = O()
        name = dramatis.Actor(actor)

        result = []

        def block(value):
            result[:] = [value]
            
        retval = dramatis.interface( name ).continuation(block).foo( "bar" )
        assert retval == None
        assert result == []
        assert result == []

        dramatis.Runtime.current.quiesce()
    
        assert result == ["foobar"]
Example #12
0
    def test_refuse(self):
        "should obey refuse"
        
        class a ( dramatis.Actor ):
            def __init__(self):
                # warning("REFUSE")
                self.actor.refuse( "fromB" )
                
        class b ( dramatis.Actor ):
            def __init__( self, anA ):
                self._anA = anA

            def startB( self ):
                self._anA.fromB()

        anA = a()
        aB = b( anA )

        ( interface( aB ).continuation( None ) ).startB()

        dramatis.Runtime.current.warnings = False

        okay = False

        try:
            # warning("before at_exti")
            dramatis.Runtime.current.at_exit()
            # warning("after at_exti")
            raise Exception("should not be reached")
        except dramatis.error.Uncaught, u: okay = True

        assert okay

        dramatis.Runtime.current.warnings = True

        dramatis.Runtime.reset()
Example #13
0
 def __radd__(self,that):
     return that + dramatis.interface(self).value
Example #14
0
 def __add__(self,that):
     return dramatis.interface(self).value + that
Example #15
0
 def exception( self, exception ):
     try:
         dramatis.interface( dramatis.release( self._name ) ).exception( exception )
     except Exception, e:
         print_exc()
         raise e
Example #16
0
 def test_rpc_binds_return_name(self):
     "rpc binds should return an actor name"
     name = dramatis.Actor()
     retval = dramatis.interface( name ).bind( dict() )
     assert isinstance(retval,dramatis.Actor.Name)
Example #17
0
    def test_block_if_non_threading(self):
        '''should block calls when in an rpc is inflight and
        there is no call threading'''

        class a ( dramatis.Actor ):
            def __init__( self ):
                self.actor.refuse( "fromB" )

            def _fromB( self ): pass

            def allow(self):
                self.actor.default( "fromB" )
                self.fromB = self._fromB

        class b ( dramatis.Actor ):
            def __init__(self, anA):
                self._anA = anA
                self._count = 0
                self.actor.always( "count", True )

            def startB( self ):
                self._anA.fromB()

            @property
            def count( self ):
                return self._count

            def increment(self):
                self._count += 1
                
            def shouldDeadlock(self): pass

        anA = a()
        aB = b(anA)

        aB_cast = interface( aB ).continuation( None )

        assert aB.count == 0

        aB.increment()

        assert aB.count == 1

        aB_cast.increment()

        dramatis.Runtime.current.quiesce()

        assert aB.count == 2

        aB_cast.startB()
        aB_cast.increment()
            
        dramatis.Runtime.current.quiesce()

        assert aB.count == 2

        assert len( dramatis.Runtime.current.exceptions() ) == 0

        dramatis.Runtime.current.warnings = False
            
        okay = False

        try:
            aB.shouldDeadlock()
            raise Exception("should not be reached")
        except dramatis.Deadlock: okay = True

        assert okay

        okay = False

        try:
            dramatis.Runtime.current.quiesce()
            raise Exception("should not be reached")
        except dramatis.error.Uncaught: okay = True

        assert okay

        dramatis.Runtime.current.warnings = True

        assert len( dramatis.Runtime.current.exceptions() ) == 2

        dramatis.Runtime.current.clear_exceptions()

        assert len( dramatis.Runtime.current.exceptions() ) == 0

        assert aB.count == 2
    
        anA.allow()

        aB_cast.startB()
        aB_cast.increment()
        
        dramatis.Runtime.current.quiesce()

        assert aB.count == 3
Example #18
0
 def test_delv_releases(self):
     class O (object):
         def foo(self,arg):
             assert arg == "bar"
     name = dramatis.Actor( O() )
     dramatis.interface( name ).continuation(None).foo("bar")
Example #19
0
 def ready(self):
     # warning( "hi " + str(dramatis.interface( self._future ).ready))
     # raise "hell"
     return dramatis.interface( self._future ).ready
Example #20
0
 def value(self):
     return dramatis.interface( self._future ).value
Example #21
0
    def test_refuse_default(self):
        "should obey refuse and then recover with default"

        class a ( dramatis.Actor ):
            def __init__(self):
                self.actor.refuse( "fromB" )

            def _fromB(self): pass

            def allow(self):
                self.actor.default( "fromB" )

                self.fromB = self._fromB

        class b ( dramatis.Actor ):
            def __init__( self, anA ):
                self._anA = anA
                self._count = 0
                self.actor.always( "count", True )

            def startB( self ):
                self._anA.fromB()
                
            @property
            def count( self ):
                # warning( "returning " + str( self._count ) )
                return self._count

            def increment( self ):
                self._count += 1
                return self._count

        anA = a()
        aB = b( anA )

        aB_cast = interface( aB ).continuation( None )

        assert aB.count == 0

        aB.increment()

        assert aB.count == 1

        aB_cast.increment()

        dramatis.Runtime.current.quiesce()

        assert aB.count == 2
    
        # warning( "a" )
        aB_cast.startB()
        # warning( "b" )
        aB_cast.increment()
        # warning( "c" )

        dramatis.Runtime.current.quiesce()

        # warning( "here " + str(aB.count ) )

        assert aB.count == 2

        anA.allow()

        dramatis.Runtime.current.quiesce()

        assert aB.count == 3