Python _escape_pathname Examples

Example #1

File: check_test.py Project: jasmine529/ducktape

 def check_many_dots(self):
     path = "..a.....b.c...d."
     assert _escape_pathname(path) == "a.b.c.d"

Example #2

File: check_test.py Project: jasmine529/ducktape

 def check_negative(self):
     # it's better if negative numbers are preserved
     path = "x= -2, y=-50"
     assert _escape_pathname(path) == "x=-2.y=-50"

Example #3

File: check_test.py Project: jasmine529/ducktape

 def check_illegal_path(self):
     path = "\\/.a=2,   b=x/y/z"
     assert _escape_pathname(path) == "a=2.b=x.y.z"

Example #4

File: check_test.py Project: linearregression/ducktape

 def check_many_dots(self):
     path = "..a.....b.c...d."
     assert _escape_pathname(path) == "a.b.c.d"

Example #5

File: check_test.py Project: linearregression/ducktape

 def check_negative(self):
     # it's better if negative numbers are preserved
     path = "x= -2, y=-50"
     assert _escape_pathname(path) == "x=-2.y=-50"

Example #6

File: check_test.py Project: linearregression/ducktape

 def check_illegal_path(self):
     path = "\\/.a=2,   b=x/y/z"
     assert _escape_pathname(path) == "a=2.b=x.y.z"