Python dump_tree Examples

Example #1

def display_trees(message, label, expected, actual):
    'Print two trees, expected and actual.'
    if message is not None:
        print(message)
    if expected is not None:
        print('EXPECTED %s:' % label)
        tree.dump_tree(expected)
    if actual is not None:
        print('ACTUAL %s:' % label)
        tree.dump_tree(actual)

Example #2

File: verify.py Project: aosm/subversion

def display_trees(message, label, expected, actual):
  'Print two trees, expected and actual.'
  if message is not None:
    print(message)
  if expected is not None:
    print('EXPECTED %s:' % label)
    tree.dump_tree(expected)
  if actual is not None:
    print('ACTUAL %s:' % label)
    tree.dump_tree(actual)

Example #3

File: actions.py Project: pirapu/raj

def display_trees(message, label, expected, actual):
    'Print two trees, expected and actual.'
    if message is not None:
        print message
    if expected is not None:
        print 'EXPECTED', label + ':'
        tree.dump_tree(expected)
    if actual is not None:
        print 'ACTUAL', label + ':'
        tree.dump_tree(actual)

Example #4

File: verify.py Project: fredjean/svnkit

def display_trees(message, label, expected, actual):
  'Print two trees, expected and actual.'
  if message is not None:
    print message
  if expected is not None:
    print 'EXPECTED', label + ':'
    tree.dump_tree(expected)
  if actual is not None:
    print 'ACTUAL', label + ':'
    tree.dump_tree(actual)