def convert_type_list_to_dict(self, types):
names = self._argspec.argument_names
if len(types) > len(names):
raise DataError('Type information given to %d argument%s but '
'keyword has only %d argument%s.'
% (len(types), s(types), len(names), s(names)))
return {name: value for name, value in zip(names, types) if value}
def _replace_variables(self, data):
values = super(ForInZipRunner, self)._replace_variables(data)
if len(data.variables) == len(data.values):
return values
raise DataError('FOR IN ZIP expects an equal number of variables and '
'iterables. Got %d variable%s and %d iterable%s.'
% (len(data.variables), s(data.variables),
len(data.values), s(data.values)))
def _replace_variables(self, data):
values = self._context.variables.replace_list(data.values)
if data.range:
values = self._get_range_items(values)
if len(values) % len(data.variables) == 0:
return values
raise DataError('Number of FOR loop values should be multiple of '
'variables. Got %d variables but %d value%s.'
% (len(data.variables), len(values), s(values)))
def validate_type_dict(self, types):
# 'return' isn't used for anything yet but it may be shown by Libdoc
# in the future. Trying to be forward compatible.
names = set(self._argspec.argument_names + ['return'])
extra = [t for t in types if t not in names]
if extra:
raise DataError('Type information given to non-existing '
'argument%s %s.'
% (s(extra), seq2str(sorted(extra))))
return types
def get_element_count(self, source, xpath='.'):
"""Returns and logs how many elements the given `xpath` matches.
Arguments `source` and `xpath` have exactly the same semantics as with
`Get Elements` keyword that this keyword uses internally.
See also `Element Should Exist` and `Element Should Not Exist`.
New in Robot Framework 2.7.5.
"""
count = len(self.get_elements(source, xpath))
logger.info("%d element%s matched '%s'." % (count, s(count), xpath))
return count
def _raise_wrong_variable_count(self, variables, values):
raise DataError('Number of FOR IN ENUMERATE loop values should be '
'multiple of its variables (excluding the index). '
'Got %d variable%s but %d value%s.'
% (variables, s(variables), values, s(values)))
def _raise_wrong_variable_count(self, variables, values):
raise DataError('Number of FOR loop values should be multiple of '
'its variables. Got %d variables but %d value%s.'
% (variables, values, s(values)))
def _raise_wrong_variable_count(self, variables, values):
raise DataError(
'Number of FOR loop values should be multiple of its variables. '
'Got %d variables but %d value%s.' % (variables, values, s(values))
)
def _raise_wrong_variable_count(self, variables, values):
raise DataError(
'Number of FOR IN ENUMERATE loop values should be multiple of '
'its variables (excluding the index). Got %d variables but %d '
'value%s.' % (variables, values, s(values)))
