Exemple #1
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 def wrapper(self, *rest, **kw_args):
     # This gives us a wrapped method that ignores the suitable
     # exceptions ...
     func = Utils.exception_wrapper(functor, exc_list, return_on_exc,
                                    self.logger)
     # ... and here we call the wrapped method.
     return func(self, *rest, **kw_args)
Exemple #2
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 def wrapper(self, *rest, **kw_args):
     # This gives us a wrapped method that ignores the suitable
     # exceptions ...
     func = Utils.exception_wrapper(functor, exc_list, return_on_exc,
                                    self.logger)
     # ... and here we call the wrapped method.
     return func(self, *rest, **kw_args)
Exemple #3
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def test_exception_wrapper_behaviour():
    """ Utils.exception_wrapper with valid arguments. """
    # Ignoring all exceptions with defaults always yields None
    assert Utils.exception_wrapper(noop, None)() is None
    # Ignoring the exception raised with defaults always yields None
    assert Utils.exception_wrapper(raise1, ValueError)() is None
    # Exceptions can be given as tuples ...
    assert Utils.exception_wrapper(raise1, (ValueError,))() is None
    # ... lists
    assert Utils.exception_wrapper(raise1, [ValueError, ])() is None
    # ... or sets without affecting the result
    assert Utils.exception_wrapper(raise1, set((ValueError,)))() is None

    # Exception not matching the spec are not caught
    nose.tools.assert_raises(ValueError,
                             Utils.exception_wrapper(raise1, AttributeError))

    # Return value with no exceptions is not altered
    assert Utils.exception_wrapper(noop, None, '')() is None
    # Return value with exceptions matches the arg
    assert Utils.exception_wrapper(raise1, ValueError, '')() == ''
Exemple #4
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def test_exception_wrapper_behaviour():
    """ Utils.exception_wrapper with valid arguments. """
    # Ignoring all exceptions with defaults always yields None
    assert Utils.exception_wrapper(noop, None)() is None
    # Ignoring the exception raised with defaults always yields None
    assert Utils.exception_wrapper(raise1, ValueError)() is None
    # Exceptions can be given as tuples ...
    assert Utils.exception_wrapper(raise1, (ValueError,))() is None
    # ... lists
    assert Utils.exception_wrapper(raise1, [ValueError, ])() is None
    # ... or sets without affecting the result
    assert Utils.exception_wrapper(raise1, set((ValueError,)))() is None

    # Exception not matching the spec are not caught
    nose.tools.assert_raises(ValueError,
                             Utils.exception_wrapper(raise1, AttributeError))

    # Return value with no exceptions is not altered
    assert Utils.exception_wrapper(noop, None, '')() is None
    # Return value with exceptions matches the arg
    assert Utils.exception_wrapper(raise1, ValueError, '')() == ''
Exemple #5
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def test_exception_wrapper_returns_callable():
    """ Utils.exception_wrapper returns callable. """
    assert hasattr(Utils.exception_wrapper(noop), '__call__')
    Utils.exception_wrapper(noop)()
def test_exception_wrapper_returns_callable():
    """ Utils.exception_wrapper returns callable. """
    assert hasattr(Utils.exception_wrapper(noop), '__call__')
    Utils.exception_wrapper(noop)()