def testErrorAndDelete( self ) : # Create a script with a dodgy node, # and a GraphGadget for displaying it. script = Gaffer.ScriptNode() script["n"] = GafferTest.BadNode() graphGadget = GafferUI.GraphGadget( script ) # Arrange for the node to error on # a background thread. def f() : with IECore.IgnoredExceptions( Exception ) : script["n"]["out1"].getValue() r = threading.Thread( target = f ) r.start() r.join() # Delete the node on the # foreground thread - this will # remove the NodeGadget inside # the GraphGadget. del script["n"] # Run idle events. Woe betide any NodeGadget # implementation assuming it will still be # alive at arbitrary points in the future! self.waitForIdle( 1000 )
def testErrorSignalledOnIntermediateNodes(self):
nodes = [GafferTest.BadNode()]
for i in range(0, 10):
nodes.append(GafferTest.AddNode())
nodes[-1]["op1"].setInput(
nodes[-2]["sum"] if i != 0 else nodes[-2]["out3"])
slots = [GafferTest.CapturingSlot(n.errorSignal()) for n in nodes]
self.assertRaises(RuntimeError, nodes[-1]["sum"].getValue)
for i, slot in enumerate(slots):
self.assertEqual(len(slot), 1)
self.assertTrue(slot[0][0].isSame(nodes[i]["out3"] if i ==
0 else nodes[i]["sum"]))
self.assertTrue(slot[0][1].isSame(nodes[0]["out3"]))
def testErrorSignal(self):
b = GafferTest.BadNode()
a = GafferTest.AddNode()
a["op1"].setInput(b["out3"])
cs = GafferTest.CapturingSlot(b.errorSignal())
self.assertRaises(RuntimeError, b["out1"].getValue)
self.assertEqual(len(cs), 1)
self.assertTrue(cs[0][0].isSame(b["out1"]))
self.assertTrue(cs[0][1].isSame(b["out1"]))
self.assertTrue(isinstance(cs[0][2], str))
self.assertRaises(RuntimeError, a["sum"].getValue)
self.assertEqual(len(cs), 2)
self.assertTrue(cs[1][0].isSame(b["out3"]))
self.assertTrue(cs[1][1].isSame(b["out3"]))
self.assertTrue(isinstance(cs[1][2], str))
def testErrorSignalledAtScopeTransitions(self):
s = Gaffer.ScriptNode()
s["b"] = Gaffer.Box()
s["b"]["b"] = GafferTest.BadNode()
s["b"]["a"] = GafferTest.AddNode()
s["b"]["a"]["op1"].setInput(s["b"]["b"]["out3"])
css = GafferTest.CapturingSlot(s.errorSignal())
csb = GafferTest.CapturingSlot(s["b"].errorSignal())
csbb = GafferTest.CapturingSlot(s["b"]["b"].errorSignal())
p = Gaffer.PlugAlgo.promote(s["b"]["a"]["sum"])
self.assertRaises(RuntimeError, p.getValue)
self.assertEqual(len(css), 0)
self.assertEqual(len(csb), 1)
self.assertTrue(csb[0][0].isSame(p))
self.assertTrue(csb[0][1].isSame(s["b"]["b"]["out3"]))
self.assertEqual(len(csbb), 1)
self.assertTrue(csbb[0][0].isSame(s["b"]["b"]["out3"]))
self.assertTrue(csbb[0][1].isSame(s["b"]["b"]["out3"]))
def testThrowInAffects(self):
# Dirty propagation is a secondary process that
# is triggered by primary operations like adding
# plugs, setting values, and changing inputs.
# We don't want errors that occur during dirty
# propagation to prevent the original operation
# from succeeding, so that although dirtiness is
# not propagated fully, the graph itself is in
# an intact state.
node = GafferTest.BadNode()
with IECore.CapturingMessageHandler() as mh:
node["in3"] = Gaffer.IntPlug(flags=Gaffer.Plug.Flags.Default
| Gaffer.Plug.Flags.Dynamic)
# We want the addition of the child to have succeeded.
self.assertTrue("in3" in node)
# And to have been informed of the bug in BadNode.
self.assertEqual(len(mh.messages), 1)
self.assertEqual(mh.messages[0].level, mh.Level.Error)
self.assertEqual(mh.messages[0].context, "BadNode::affects()")
self.assertTrue("BadNode is bad" in mh.messages[0].message)
with IECore.CapturingMessageHandler() as mh:
del node["in3"]
# We want the removal of the child to have succeeded.
self.assertTrue("in3" not in node)
# And to have been informed of the bug in BadNode.
self.assertEqual(len(mh.messages), 1)
self.assertEqual(mh.messages[0].level, mh.Level.Error)
self.assertEqual(mh.messages[0].context, "BadNode::affects()")
self.assertTrue("BadNode is bad" in mh.messages[0].message)
# And after all that, we still want dirty propagation to work properly.
cs = GafferTest.CapturingSlot(node.plugDirtiedSignal())
node["in1"].setValue(10)
self.assertTrue(node["out1"] in [c[0] for c in cs])
def testErrorSlotsDontSeeException( self ) : self.fRan = False def f( *unusedArgs ) : # If there's an active python exception (from # the error in BadNode below) when we try this # import, it'll appear (falsely) as if the error # originated from the import, and throw an exception # here. This is not the intention - error slots are # just meant to be informed of the error, without # ever seeing the exception itself. import IECore self.fRan = True n = GafferTest.BadNode() c = n.errorSignal().connect( f ) with IECore.IgnoredExceptions( Exception ) : n["out1"].getValue() self.assertTrue( self.fRan )
def testPlugNotSet(self):
n = GafferTest.BadNode()
self.assertRaises(RuntimeError, n["out3"].getValue)
def testWrongPlugSet(self):
n = GafferTest.BadNode()
self.assertRaises(RuntimeError, n["out1"].getValue)
