def __init__(self,
description,
rule,
available_field_names,
location_of_definition=None):
r"""
Create a check.
:param str description: human readable description of the check
:param str rule: the check conditions to validate
:param list available_field_names: the names of the fields available for the check (typically referring \
to :py:attr:`cutplace.interface.Cid.field_names`)
:param location_of_definition: location in the CID where the check was declared to be (used by error \
messages); if ``None``, use ``cutplace.errors.create_caller_location(['checks'])``
:type location_of_definition: :py:class:`~cutplace.errors.Location` or None
"""
assert description
assert rule is not None
assert available_field_names is not None
if not available_field_names:
raise errors.InterfaceError(
_("field names must be specified before check"),
location_of_definition)
self._description = description
self._rule = rule
self._field_names = available_field_names
if location_of_definition is None:
self._location = errors.create_caller_location(['checks'])
self._location_of_rule = self._location
else:
self._location = copy.copy(location_of_definition)
self._location.set_cell(1)
self._location_of_rule = copy.copy(location_of_definition)
self._location_of_rule.set_cell(3)
def __init__(self, description, rule, available_field_names, location_of_definition=None):
r"""
Create a check.
:param str description: human readable description of the check
:param str rule: the check conditions to validate
:param list available_field_names: the names of the fields available for the check (typically referring \
to :py:attr:`cutplace.interface.Cid.field_names`)
:param location_of_definition: location in the CID where the check was declared to be (used by error \
messages); if ``None``, use ``cutplace.errors.create_caller_location(['checks'])``
:type location_of_definition: :py:class:`~cutplace.errors.Location` or None
"""
assert description
assert rule is not None
assert available_field_names is not None
if not available_field_names:
raise errors.InterfaceError("field names must be specified before check", location_of_definition)
self._description = description
self._rule = rule
self._field_names = available_field_names
if location_of_definition is None:
self._location = errors.create_caller_location(['checks'])
self._location_of_rule = self._location
else:
self._location = copy.copy(location_of_definition)
self._location.set_cell(1)
self._location_of_rule = copy.copy(location_of_definition)
self._location_of_rule.set_cell(3)
def set_location_to_caller(self):
"""
Set the internal :py:attr:`_location` to the caller function. This is
useful for CID's that are created programmatically to provide at
least some reference where possible errors in the CID originated from.
It can be called repeatedly, for instance before each
:py:meth:`add_check()` and :py:meth:`add_field_format()`.
"""
self._location = errors.create_caller_location(['interface'], has_cell=True)
def set_location_to_caller(self):
"""
Set the internal :py:attr:`_location` to the caller function. This is
useful for CID's that are created programmatically to provide at
least some reference where possible errors in the CID originated from.
It can be called repeatedly, for instance before each
:py:meth:`add_check()` and :py:meth:`add_field_format()`.
"""
self._location = errors.create_caller_location(['interface'], has_cell=True)
def __init__(self, format_name, location=None):
r"""
Create a new data format.
:param str format_name: the data format, which must be one of \
:py:const:`FORMAT_DELIMITED`, :py:const:`FORMAT_EXCEL`,
:py:const:`FORMAT_FIXED` or :py:const:`FORMAT_ODS`.
:param cutplace.errors.Location location: location where the data format was declared
"""
assert format_name == format_name.lower(
), 'format_name must be lower case: %r' % format_name
if format_name not in (_VALID_FORMATS + ['csv']):
raise errors.InterfaceError(
_('format is %s but must be on of: %s') %
(format_name, _VALID_FORMATS), location if location is not None
else errors.create_caller_location(['data']))
# HACK: Treat ``format_name`` 'csv' as synonym for ``FORMAT_DELIMITED``.
self._format = format_name if format_name != 'csv' else FORMAT_DELIMITED
self._header = 0
self._validate_header_row_against_field_names = False
self._is_valid = False
self._allowed_characters = None
self._encoding = 'cp1252'
self._quoting = csv.QUOTE_MINIMAL
self._strict_field_names = True
if self.format == FORMAT_DELIMITED:
self._escape_character = '"'
self._item_delimiter = ','
self._quote_character = '"'
self._skip_initial_space = False
if self.format in (FORMAT_DELIMITED, FORMAT_FIXED):
self._decimal_separator = '.'
self._line_delimiter = ANY
self._thousands_separator = ''
elif self.format in (FORMAT_EXCEL, FORMAT_ODS):
self._sheet = 1
if self.format in (FORMAT_DELIMITED, FORMAT_FIXED):
# Valid values for property 'line delimiter', which is only available for delimited and fixed data
# with no line delimiter only allowed for fixed data.
self._VALID_LINE_DELIMITER_TEXTS = sorted([
line_delimiter_text for line_delimiter, line_delimiter_text in
LINE_DELIMITER_TO_TEXT_MAP.items()
if (line_delimiter is not None) or (
self.format == FORMAT_FIXED)
])
def __init__(self, format_name, location=None):
r"""
Create a new data format.
:param str format_name: the data format, which must be one of \
:py:const:`FORMAT_DELIMITED`, :py:const:`FORMAT_EXCEL`,
:py:const:`FORMAT_FIXED` or :py:const:`FORMAT_ODS`.
:param cutplace.errors.Location location: location where the data format was declared
"""
assert format_name == format_name.lower(), 'format_name must be lower case: %r' % format_name
if format_name not in (_VALID_FORMATS + ['csv']):
raise errors.InterfaceError(
'format is %s but must be on of: %s' % (format_name, _VALID_FORMATS),
location if location is not None else errors.create_caller_location(['data']))
# HACK: Treat ``format_name`` 'csv' as synonym for ``FORMAT_DELIMITED``.
self._format = format_name if format_name != 'csv' else FORMAT_DELIMITED
self._header = 0
self._is_valid = False
self._allowed_characters = None
self._encoding = 'cp1252'
if self.format == FORMAT_DELIMITED:
self._escape_character = '"'
self._item_delimiter = ','
self._quote_character = '"'
self._skip_initial_space = False
if self.format in (FORMAT_DELIMITED, FORMAT_FIXED):
self._decimal_separator = '.'
self._line_delimiter = ANY
self._thousands_separator = ''
elif self.format in (FORMAT_EXCEL, FORMAT_ODS):
self._sheet = 1
if self.format in (FORMAT_DELIMITED, FORMAT_FIXED):
# Valid values for property 'line delimiter', which is only available for delimited and fixed data
# with no line delimiter only allowed for fixed data.
self._VALID_LINE_DELIMITER_TEXTS = sorted([
line_delimiter_text
for line_delimiter, line_delimiter_text in LINE_DELIMITER_TO_TEXT_MAP.items()
if (line_delimiter is not None) or (self.format == FORMAT_FIXED)
])
def _location(self):
return errors.create_caller_location(["test_data"])
def _location(self):
return errors.create_caller_location(['test_data'])
def test_can_create_caller_location(self):
location = errors.create_caller_location()
dev_test.assert_fnmatches(self, str(location),
'test_errors.py ([1-9]*)')
def test_can_create_caller_location(self):
location = errors.create_caller_location()
dev_test.assert_fnmatches(self, str(location), "test_errors.py ([1-9]*)")