def insert_output_values(self, text, context=None):
"""
Replace all the ${variables} in text with xpaths.
Returns that and a boolean indicating if there were any ${variables}
present.
"""
def _var_repl_output_function(matchobj):
return self._var_repl_output_function(matchobj, context)
# There was a bug where escaping is completely turned off in labels
# where variable replacement is used.
# For exampke, `${name} < 3` causes an error but `< 3` does not.
# This is my hacky fix for it, which does string escaping prior to
# variable replacement:
text_node = PatchedText()
text_node.data = text
xml_text = text_node.toxml()
# need to make sure we have reason to replace
# since at this point < is <,
# the net effect < gets translated again to &lt;
if unicode(xml_text).find("{") != -1:
result = re.sub(BRACKETED_TAG_REGEX, _var_repl_output_function,
unicode(xml_text))
return result, not result == xml_text
return text, False
def insert_output_values(self, text):
"""
Replace all the ${variables} in text with xpaths.
Returns that and a boolean indicating if there were any ${variables}
present.
"""
# There was a bug where escaping is completely turned off in labels
# where variable replacement is used.
# For exampke, `${name} < 3` causes an error but `< 3` does not.
# This is my hacky fix for it, which does string escaping prior to
# variable replacement:
text_node = PatchedText()
text_node.data = text
xml_text = text_node.toxml()
bracketed_tag = r"\$\{(.*?)\}"
# need to make sure we have reason to replace
# since at this point < is <,
# the net effect < gets translated again to &lt;
if unicode(xml_text).find('{') != -1:
result = re.sub(
bracketed_tag, self._var_repl_output_function,
unicode(xml_text))
return result, not result == xml_text
return text, False