Example #1
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def clean_file_name(fname):

    # Just in case - control path separators
    fname = fname.replace(os.sep, '')
    fname = fname.translate(other_reserved)

    if version.WINDOWS:
        # Just in case
        fname = fname.translate(windows_reserved)
        # Seriously, not sure very long names are practical anyways
        # I know that this is Windows only, on newer versions we probably could set "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\FileSystem\LongPathsEnabled 1" and remove this line
        fname = smart_truncate(fname, max_length=240)

    return fname
Example #2
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 def test_smart_truncate_no_seperator(self):
     txt = '1,000 reasons you are #1'
     r = smart_truncate(txt, max_length=100, separator='_')
     self.assertEqual(r, txt)
Example #3
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 def test_smart_truncate_no_max_length(self):
     txt = '1,000 reasons you are #1'
     r = smart_truncate(txt)
     self.assertEqual(r, txt)
Example #4
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 def test_smart_truncate_no_seperator(self):
     txt = '1,000 reasons you are #1'
     r = smart_truncate(txt, max_length=100, separator='_')
     self.assertEqual(r, txt)
Example #5
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 def test_smart_truncate_no_max_length(self):
     txt = '1,000 reasons you are #1'
     r = smart_truncate(txt)
     self.assertEqual(r, txt)