def _test_indent_print():
# Indent test code doesnt work in doctest blocks.
import utool as ut
flag = ut.ensure_logging()
print('Checking indent. Should have none')
with ut.Indenter('[INDENT] '):
print('Checking indent. Should be indented')
print('Should no longer be indented')
text = ut.get_current_log_text()
# The last line might sometimes be empty or not.
# Not sure.
# New hack: had to put in stride. Seems like logs get written
# with two line breaks now
last_lines = text.split('\n')[-8::2]
if last_lines[-1] != '':
assert False, 'DEV ERROR. REMOVE FIRST LINE INSTEAD OF LAST'
last_lines = last_lines[:-1]
#print('last_lines = %r' % (ut.repr3(last_lines)))
try:
assert last_lines[0].find('[INDENT] ') == -1, last_lines[0]
assert last_lines[1].find('[INDENT] ') >= 0, 'did not indent %r' % (
last_lines[1], )
assert last_lines[2].find('[INDENT] ') == -1, last_lines[2]
except AssertionError:
print('Error. Last 3 lines')
print(ut.repr3(last_lines))
raise
if not flag:
ut.stop_logging()
def set_logdir(log_dir):
from os.path import realpath, expanduser
log_dir = realpath(expanduser(log_dir))
ut.ensuredir(log_dir, verbose=True)
ut.stop_logging()
_ibeis_cache_write(LOGDIR_CACHEID, log_dir)
ut.start_logging(appname=__APPNAME__)
def test():
print('enter test')
log_fpath1 = utool.get_app_resource_dir('utool', 'test_logfile1.txt')
log_fpath2 = utool.get_app_resource_dir('utool', 'test_logfile2.txt')
utool.start_logging(log_fpath1, 'w')
func1()
func2()
utool.stop_logging()
print('\n\n')
print('This line is NOT logged')
print('\n\n')
utool.start_logging(log_fpath2, 'w')
print('This line is logged')
utool.stop_logging()
log1 = utool.read_from(log_fpath1, verbose=False)
log2 = utool.read_from(log_fpath2, verbose=False)
target1 = utool.unindent('''
<__LOG_START__>
logging to log_fpath=%r
[test][func1]enter func1
[test][func1]exit func1
[test][func2]enter func2
[test][func2][func1]enter func1
[test][func2][func1]exit func1
[test][func2]exit func2
<__LOG_STOP__>''' % log_fpath1).strip()
target2 = utool.unindent('''
<__LOG_START__>
logging to log_fpath=%r
[test]This line is logged
<__LOG_STOP__>''' % log_fpath2).strip()
output1 = remove_timestamp(log1).strip()
output2 = remove_timestamp(log2).strip()
try:
assert target1 == output1, 'target1 failed'
assert target2 == output2, 'target2 failed'
builtins.print('TEST PASSED')
except AssertionError:
builtins.print('\n<!!! TEST FAILED !!!>')
builtins.print('\ntarget1:')
builtins.print(target1)
builtins.print('\noutput1:')
builtins.print(output1)
builtins.print('\ntarget2:')
builtins.print(target2)
builtins.print('\noutput2:')
builtins.print(output2)
builtins.print('</!!! TEST FAILED !!!>\n')
raise
def set_logdir(log_dir):
from os.path import realpath, expanduser
log_dir = realpath(expanduser(log_dir))
ut.ensuredir(log_dir, verbose=True)
ut.stop_logging()
_ibeis_cache_write(LOGDIR_CACHEID, log_dir)
ut.start_logging(appname=__APPNAME__)
def _test_indent_print():
# Indent test code doesnt work in doctest blocks.
import utool as ut
flag = ut.ensure_logging()
print('Checking indent. Should have none')
with ut.Indenter('[INDENT] '):
print('Checking indent. Should be indented')
print('Should no longer be indented')
text = ut.get_current_log_text()
# The last line might sometimes be empty or not.
# Not sure.
# New hack: had to put in stride. Seems like logs get written
# with two line breaks now
last_lines = text.split('\n')[-8::2]
if last_lines[-1] != '':
assert False, 'DEV ERROR. REMOVE FIRST LINE INSTEAD OF LAST'
last_lines = last_lines[:-1]
#print('last_lines = %r' % (ut.repr3(last_lines)))
try:
assert last_lines[0].find('[INDENT] ') == -1, last_lines[0]
assert last_lines[1].find('[INDENT] ') >= 0, 'did not indent %r' % (last_lines[1],)
assert last_lines[2].find('[INDENT] ') == -1, last_lines[2]
except AssertionError:
print('Error. Last 3 lines')
print(ut.repr3(last_lines))
raise
if not flag:
ut.stop_logging()
def test():
print('enter test')
log_fpath1 = utool.get_app_resource_dir('utool', 'test_logfile1.txt')
log_fpath2 = utool.get_app_resource_dir('utool', 'test_logfile2.txt')
utool.start_logging(log_fpath1, 'w')
func1()
func2()
utool.stop_logging()
print('\n\n')
print('This line is NOT logged')
print('\n\n')
utool.start_logging(log_fpath2, 'w')
print('This line is logged')
utool.stop_logging()
log1 = utool.read_from(log_fpath1, verbose=False)
log2 = utool.read_from(log_fpath2, verbose=False)
target1 = utool.unindent('''
<__LOG_START__>
logging to log_fpath=%r
[test][func1]enter func1
[test][func1]exit func1
[test][func2]enter func2
[test][func2][func1]enter func1
[test][func2][func1]exit func1
[test][func2]exit func2
<__LOG_STOP__>''' % log_fpath1).strip()
target2 = utool.unindent('''
<__LOG_START__>
logging to log_fpath=%r
[test]This line is logged
<__LOG_STOP__>''' % log_fpath2).strip()
output1 = remove_timestamp(log1).strip()
output2 = remove_timestamp(log2).strip()
try:
assert target1 == output1, 'target1 failed'
assert target2 == output2, 'target2 failed'
builtins.print('TEST PASSED')
except AssertionError:
builtins.print('\n<!!! TEST FAILED !!!>')
builtins.print('\ntarget1:')
builtins.print(target1)
builtins.print('\noutput1:')
builtins.print(output1)
builtins.print('\ntarget2:')
builtins.print(target2)
builtins.print('\noutput2:')
builtins.print(output2)
builtins.print('</!!! TEST FAILED !!!>\n')
raise
def test_body2(count, logmode, backspace):
ut.colorprint('\n---- count = %r -----' % (count,), 'yellow')
ut.colorprint('backspace = %r' % (backspace,), 'yellow')
ut.colorprint('logmode = %r' % (logmode,), 'yellow')
if logmode:
ut.delete('test.log')
ut.start_logging('test.log')
print('Start main loop')
import time
for count in ut.ProgressIter(range(2), freq=1, backspace=backspace):
for count in ut.ProgressIter(range(50), freq=1, backspace=backspace):
time.sleep(.01)
print('Done with main loop work')
print('Exiting main body')
if logmode:
ut.stop_logging()
def test_body2(count, logmode, backspace):
ut.colorprint('\n---- count = %r -----' % (count, ), 'yellow')
ut.colorprint('backspace = %r' % (backspace, ), 'yellow')
ut.colorprint('logmode = %r' % (logmode, ), 'yellow')
if logmode:
ut.delete('test.log')
ut.start_logging('test.log')
print('Start main loop')
import time
for count in ut.ProgressIter(range(2), freq=1, backspace=backspace):
for count in ut.ProgressIter(range(50),
freq=1,
backspace=backspace):
time.sleep(.01)
print('Done with main loop work')
print('Exiting main body')
if logmode:
ut.stop_logging()
def test_body(count, logmode, backspace):
ut.colorprint('\n---- count = %r -----' % (count, ), 'yellow')
ut.colorprint('backspace = %r' % (backspace, ), 'yellow')
ut.colorprint('logmode = %r' % (logmode, ), 'yellow')
if logmode:
ut.delete('test.log')
ut.start_logging('test.log')
print('Start main loop')
import time
for count in ut.ProgressIter(range(20), freq=3, backspace=backspace):
time.sleep(.01)
print('Done with main loop work')
print('Exiting main body')
if logmode:
ut.stop_logging()
#print('-----DONE LOGGING----')
testlog_text = ut.readfrom('test.log')
print(ut.indent(testlog_text.replace('\r', '\n'), ' '))
def test_body(count, logmode, backspace):
ut.colorprint('\n---- count = %r -----' % (count,), 'yellow')
ut.colorprint('backspace = %r' % (backspace,), 'yellow')
ut.colorprint('logmode = %r' % (logmode,), 'yellow')
if logmode:
ut.delete('test.log')
ut.start_logging('test.log')
print('Start main loop')
import time
for count in ut.ProgressIter(range(20), freq=3, backspace=backspace):
time.sleep(.01)
print('Done with main loop work')
print('Exiting main body')
if logmode:
ut.stop_logging()
#print('-----DONE LOGGING----')
testlog_text = ut.readfrom('test.log')
print(ut.indent(testlog_text.replace('\r', '\n'), ' '))
def set_logdir(log_dir):
utool.ensuredir(log_dir)
utool.stop_logging()
_ibeis_cache_write(LOGDIR_CACHEID, log_dir)
utool.start_logging(appname=__APPNAME__)
