def __call__(self, argv):
cf = self._config
optlist, extraopts, args = getopt.getopt(argv[1:], "hdvc:f:n:N")
for opt, optarg in optlist:
if opt == "-h":
print __doc__
sys.exit(2)
if opt == "-d":
cf.flags.DEBUG += 1
if opt == "-v":
cf.flags.VERBOSE += 1
if opt == "-c" or opt == "-f":
cf.mergefile(optarg)
if opt == "-n":
cf.NOTE = optarg
if opt == "-N":
cf.flags.NONOTE = True
cf.update(extraopts)
cf.argv = args # test args
cf.arguments = [os.path.basename(argv[0])] + argv[1:] # original command line
self.initialize()
if cf.argv:
self.run_modules(cf.argv)
else:
from pycopia import cliutils
testlist = self.get_test_list()
try:
test = cliutils.choose(testlist)
except:
return None
else:
self.run_module(test)
self.finalize()
def __call__(self, argv):
"""Run the test runner.
Invoke the test runner by calling it.
"""
cf = self.runner.config
# this getopt() is a lightweight getopt that only considers
# traditional options as options (e.g. -x). Any long-option form (e.g.
# --reportname=default) is converted into a dictionary and is used to
# update the configuration. This allows the user or test runner to
# provide or alter configuration parameters at run time without
# needing a pre-defined list to getopt().
from pycopia import getopt
optlist, extraopts, args = getopt.getopt(argv[1:], "h?dviIc:f:n:")
for opt, optarg in optlist:
if opt in ("-h", "-?"):
print TestRunnerInterfaceDoc % (os.path.basename(argv[0]), )
return
if opt == "-d":
cf.flags.DEBUG += 1
if opt == "-v":
cf.flags.VERBOSE += 1
if opt == "-i":
cf.flags.INTERACTIVE = True
if opt == "-I":
cf.flags.INTERACTIVE = False
if opt == "-c" or opt == "-f":
cf.mergefile(optarg)
if opt == "-n":
cf.comment = optarg
cf.update(extraopts)
cf.argv = args # test args
# original command line arguments saved for the report
cf.arguments = [os.path.basename(argv[0])] + argv[1:]
# Save extra options for overriding configuration after a mergefile
# because command line options should have highest precedence.
self.runner.SetOptions(extraopts)
if not args:
from pycopia import cliutils
l = GetModuleList()
l.insert(0, None)
arg = cliutils.choose(l, prompt="Select test")
if arg is None:
return
args = [arg]
objects, errors = module.GetObjects(args)
if errors:
print >> sys.stderr, "Errors found while loading test object:"
for error in errors:
print >> sys.stderr, error
if objects:
self.runner.Initialize()
self.runner.RunObjects(objects)
self.runner.Finalize()
def choose(self, somelist, defidx=0, prompt=None):
return cliutils.choose(somelist,
defidx,
self._get_prompt("PS3", prompt),
input=self._io.raw_input, error=self.error)
def choose(self, somelist, defidx=0, prompt=None):
return cliutils.choose(somelist,
defidx,
self._get_prompt("PS3", prompt),
input=self._io.raw_input,
error=self.error)
def choose(self, somelist, defidx=0):
if self.INTERACTIVE:
return cliutils.choose(somelist, defidx)
else:
raise TestIncompleteError, "user input in non-interactive test."
def choose(self, somelist, defidx=0):
if self.INTERACTIVE:
return cliutils.choose(somelist, defidx)
else:
raise TestIncompleteError, "user input in non-interactive test."