def on_finished(self, output, err=None):
     matches = None
     if output:
         try:
             matches = parser.parse_search_output(output)
         except Exception as e:
             err = e
     sublime.set_timeout(functools.partial(self._finish, output, matches, err=err))
 def on_finished(self, output, err=None):
     matches = None
     if output:
         try:
             matches = parser.parse_search_output(output)
         except Exception as e:
             err = e
     sublime.set_timeout(
         functools.partial(self._finish, output, matches, err=err))
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 def test_parse(self):
     output = textwrap.dedent("""\
         a.txt:1:Too many cooks
         a.txt:2:TOO MANY cooks
         b.txt:34:How to cook
     """)
     expected = [
         parser.FileResults('a.txt', [(1, 'Too many cooks'),
                                      (2, 'TOO MANY cooks')]),
         parser.FileResults('b.txt', [(34, 'How to cook')])
     ]
     actual = parser.parse_search_output(output)
     self.assertEquals(expected, actual)
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 def test_parse_exception(self):
     with self.assertRaises(parser._LexerException):
         parser.parse_search_output('I am a bad line.')
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 def test_parse_with_no_results(self):
     actual = parser.parse_search_output('')
     self.assertEquals([], actual)
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 def test_parse_single_line(self):
     expected = [parser.FileResults('a.txt', [(1, 'Too many cooks')])]
     actual = parser.parse_search_output('a.txt:1:Too many cooks')
     self.assertEquals(expected, actual)
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 def test_parse_exception_with_bad_linenum(self):
     with self.assertRaises(parser._LexerException):
         parser.parse_search_output('a.txt:12bleh:Match')