def testHandleExcept1b():
# create a listener that raises an exception:
from raisinglistener import getRaisingListener
raisingListener = getRaisingListener()
pub.subscribe(raisingListener, 'testHandleExcept1b')
# subscribe a good exception listener and validate
# create the listener for uncaught exceptions in listeners:
class UncaughtExcListener:
def __call__(self, listenerStr=None, excTraceback=None):
# verify that information received; first the listenerStr
assert listenerStr.startswith('raisingListener')
# next the traceback:
tb = excTraceback.traceback
assert len(tb) == 2
def validateTB(tbItem, eFN, eLine, eFnN):
assert tbItem[0].endswith(eFN), '%s !~ %s' % (tbItem[0], eFN)
assert tbItem[1] == eLine
assert tbItem[2] == eFnN
validateTB(tb[0], 'raisinglistener.py', 5, 'raisingListener')
validateTB(tb[1], 'raisinglistener.py', 4, 'nested')
# next the formatted traceback:
assert len(excTraceback.getFormattedList()) == len(tb) + 1
# finally the string for formatted traceback:
msg = excTraceback.getFormattedString()
#print 'Msg "%s"' % msg
assert msg.startswith(' File')
assert msg.endswith("name 'RuntimeError2' is not defined\n")
from pubsub.utils.exchandling import ExcPublisher
topic = topicMgr.getTopic(ExcPublisher.topicUncaughtExc)
assert not topic.hasListeners()
handler = UncaughtExcListener()
pub.subscribe(handler, ExcPublisher.topicUncaughtExc)
pub.sendMessage('testHandleExcept1b')
# verify that listener isn't stuck in a cyclic reference by sys.exc_info()
del raisingListener
gc.collect() # for pypy: the gc doesn't work the same as cpython's
assert not topicMgr.getTopic('testHandleExcept1b').hasListeners()
pub.unsubscribe(handler, ExcPublisher.topicUncaughtExc)
def testHandleExcept1a():
from pubsub.utils.exchandling import ExcPublisher
excPublisher = ExcPublisher( pub.getDefaultTopicMgr() )
pub.setListenerExcHandler(excPublisher)
# create a listener that raises an exception:
from raisinglistener import getRaisingListener
raisingListener = getRaisingListener()
pub.setNotificationFlags(all=False)
pub.subscribe(raisingListener, 'testHandleExcept1a')
# first test when a listener raises an exception and exception listener also raises!
class BadUncaughtExcListener:
def __call__(self, listenerStr=None, excTraceback=None):
raise RuntimeError('bad exception listener!')
handler = BadUncaughtExcListener()
pub.subscribe(handler, ExcPublisher.topicUncaughtExc)
pytest.raises(pub.ExcHandlerError, pub.sendMessage, 'testHandleExcept1a')
pub.unsubscribe(handler, ExcPublisher.topicUncaughtExc)
def testHandleExcept1b():
# create a listener that raises an exception:
from raisinglistener import getRaisingListener
raisingListener = getRaisingListener()
pub.subscribe(raisingListener, 'testHandleExcept1b')
# subscribe a good exception listener and validate
# create the listener for uncaught exceptions in listeners:
class UncaughtExcListener:
def __call__(self, listenerStr=None, excTraceback=None):
# verify that information received; first the listenerStr
assert listenerStr.startswith('raisingListener')
# next the traceback:
tb = excTraceback.traceback
assert len(tb) == 2
def validateTB(tbItem, eFN, eLine, eFnN):
assert tbItem[0].endswith(eFN), '%s !~ %s' % (tbItem[0], eFN)
assert tbItem[1] == eLine
assert tbItem[2] == eFnN
validateTB(tb[0], 'raisinglistener.py', 5, 'raisingListener')
validateTB(tb[1], 'raisinglistener.py', 4, 'nested')
# next the formatted traceback:
assert len( excTraceback.getFormattedList() ) == len(tb)+1
# finally the string for formatted traceback:
msg = excTraceback.getFormattedString()
#print 'Msg "%s"' % msg
assert msg.startswith(' File')
assert msg.endswith("name 'RuntimeError2' is not defined\n")
from pubsub.utils.exchandling import ExcPublisher
topic = topicMgr.getTopic( ExcPublisher.topicUncaughtExc )
assert not topic.hasListeners()
handler = UncaughtExcListener()
pub.subscribe(handler, ExcPublisher.topicUncaughtExc)
pub.sendMessage('testHandleExcept1b')
# verify that listener isn't stuck in a cyclic reference by sys.exc_info()
del raisingListener
gc.collect() # for pypy: the gc doesn't work the same as cpython's
assert not topicMgr.getTopic('testHandleExcept1b').hasListeners()
pub.unsubscribe(handler, ExcPublisher.topicUncaughtExc)
def testHandleExcept1a():
from pubsub.utils.exchandling import ExcPublisher
excPublisher = ExcPublisher(pub.getDefaultTopicMgr())
pub.setListenerExcHandler(excPublisher)
# create a listener that raises an exception:
from raisinglistener import getRaisingListener
raisingListener = getRaisingListener()
pub.setNotificationFlags(all=False)
pub.subscribe(raisingListener, 'testHandleExcept1a')
# first test when a listener raises an exception and exception listener also raises!
class BadUncaughtExcListener:
def __call__(self, listenerStr=None, excTraceback=None):
raise RuntimeError('bad exception listener!')
handler = BadUncaughtExcListener()
pub.subscribe(handler, ExcPublisher.topicUncaughtExc)
pytest.raises(pub.ExcHandlerError, pub.sendMessage, 'testHandleExcept1a')
pub.unsubscribe(handler, ExcPublisher.topicUncaughtExc)
