def exceptionraiser(*vargs, **kargs):
raise exception_hierarchy.RunBuiltinException("Unsafe call '" +
str(unsafe_call) +
"' with args '" +
str(vargs) +
"', kwargs '" +
str(kargs) + "'")
def safe_type(*args, **kwargs):
if len(args) != 1 or kwargs:
raise exception_hierarchy.RunBuiltinException(
'type() may only take exactly one non-keyword argument.')
# Fix for SeattleTestbed/repy_v1#128, block access to Python's `type`.
# if _type(args[0]) is _type or _type(args[0]) is _compile_type:
# raise exception_hierarchy.RunBuiltinException(
# 'unsafe type() call.')
# JAC: The above would be reasonable, but it is harsh. The wrapper code for
# the encasement library needs to have a way to check the type of things and
# these might be inadvertantly be types. It is hard to know if something
# is a type
if args[0] == safe_type or args[0] == _type or _type(args[0]) is _type:
return safe_type
if _type(args[0]) is _type or _type(args[0]) is _compile_type:
raise exception_hierarchy.RunBuiltinException('unsafe type() call.')
return _type(args[0])
def safe_type(*args, **kwargs):
if len(args) != 1 or kwargs:
raise exception_hierarchy.RunBuiltinException(
'type() may only take exactly one non-keyword argument.')
return _type(args[0])
def fnc(*vargs, **kargs):
raise exception_hierarchy.RunBuiltinException(k)
def exceptionraiser(*vargs, **kargs):
raise exception_hierarchy.RunBuiltinException(unsafe_call)
