def print_color(txt, func_color=darkgreen, underline=False):
try:
if underline:
print(easydev.underline(func_color(txt)))
else:
print(func_color(txt))
except:
print(txt)
def print_color(txt, func_color=darkgreen, underline=False):
try:
if underline:
print(easydev.underline(func_color(txt)))
else:
print(func_color(txt))
except:
print(txt)
def print_color(txt, func_color, underline=False):
import easydev
try:
if underline:
print(easydev.underline(func_color(txt)))
else:
print(func_color(txt))
except:
print(txt)
def print_color(txt, func_color, underline=False):
import easydev
try:
if underline:
print(easydev.underline(func_color(txt)))
else:
print(func_color(txt))
except:
print(txt)
def read_user_config_file_and_update_params(self):
"""Read the configuration file and update parameters
Read the configuration file (file with extension cfg and name of your
app). Section and option found will be used to update the :attr:`params`.
If a set of section/option is not correct (not in the :attr:`params`) then
it is ignored.
The :attr:`params` is a dictionary with keys being labelled as <section>.<option>
For instance, the key "cache.on" should be written in the configuration file as::
[cache]
on = True
where True is the expected value.
"""
try:
self.config_parser.read(self.user_config_file_path)
except IOError:
msg = "Welcome to %s" % self.name.capitalize()
print(underline(msg))
print("It looks like you do not have a configuration file.")
print("We are creating one with default values in %s ." %
self.user_config_file_path)
print("Done")
self.create_default_config_file()
# now, update the params attribute if needed
for section in self.config_parser.sections():
dic = self.config_parser.section2dict(section)
for key in dic.keys():
value = dic[key]
newkey = section + '.' + key
if newkey in self.params.keys():
# the type should be self.params[newkey][1]
cast = self.params[newkey][1]
# somehow
if isinstance(value, cast) is True:
self.params[newkey][0] = value
else:
print(
"Warning:: found an incorrect type while parsing {} file. In section '{}', the option '{}' should be a {}. Found value {}. Trying a cast..."
.format(self.user_config_file_path, section, key,
cast, value))
self.params[newkey][0] = cast(value)
else:
print(
"Warning:: found invalid option or section in %s (ignored):"
% self.user_config_file_path)
print(" %s %s" % (section, option))
def read_user_config_file_and_update_params(self):
"""Read the configuration file and update parameters
Read the configuration file (file with extension cfg and name of your
app). Section and option found will be used to update the :attr:`params`.
If a set of section/option is not correct (not in the :attr:`params`) then
it is ignored.
The :attr:`params` is a dictionary with keys being labelled as <section>.<option>
For instance, the key "cache.on" should be written in the configuration file as::
[cache]
on = True
where True is the expected value.
"""
try:
self.config_parser.read(self.user_config_file_path)
except IOError:
msg = "Welcome to %s" % self.name.capitalize()
print(underline(msg))
print("It looks like you do not have a configuration file.")
print("We are creating one with default values in %s ." % self.user_config_file_path)
print("Done")
self.create_default_config_file()
# now, update the params attribute if needed
for section in self.config_parser.sections():
dic = self.config_parser.section2dict(section)
for key in dic.keys():
value = dic[key]
newkey = section + '.' + key
if newkey in self.params.keys():
# the type should be self.params[newkey][1]
cast = self.params[newkey][1]
# somehow
if isinstance(value, cast) is True:
self.params[newkey][0] = value
else:
print("Warning:: found an incorrect type while parsing {} file. In section '{}', the option '{}' should be a {}. Found value {}. Trying a cast...".format(self.user_config_file_path, section, key, cast, value))
self.params[newkey][0] = cast(value)
else:
print("Warning:: found invalid option or section in %s (ignored):" % self.user_config_file_path)
print(" %s %s" % (section, option))
def _underline(self, msg):
import easydev
return easydev.underline(msg)
