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#############################################################################
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from __future__ import print_function, absolute_import
"""
existence_test.py
-----------------
A test that checks all function signatures if they still exist.
Definition of the rules used:
=============================
Any entry
---------
Exists in file Exists in Binary Result
+ + ok
+ - error
- + ok
List entry
----------
Arity in file Arity in Binary Result
n n ok
n < n error
n > n ok
"""
import os
import sys
from textwrap import dedent
import unittest
sys.path.append(os.path.dirname(os.path.dirname(os.path.abspath(__file__))))
from init_paths import init_all_test_paths
init_all_test_paths()
from init_platform import enum_all, generate_all
from util import (isolate_warnings, check_warnings, suppress_warnings, warn,
is_ci, qt_version, get_script_dir, get_effective_refpath,
get_refpath, import_refmodule)
from PySide2 import *
refPath = get_refpath()
effectiveRefPath = get_effective_refpath()
pyc = os.path.splitext(effectiveRefPath)[0] + ".pyc"
if os.path.exists(pyc) and not os.path.exists(effectiveRefPath):
# on Python2 the pyc file would be imported
os.unlink(pyc)
if refPath != effectiveRefPath:
print("*** Falling back to ", effectiveRefPath, " since expected ",
refPath, " does not exist")
script_dir = get_script_dir()
shortpath = os.path.relpath(effectiveRefPath, script_dir)
try:
sig_exists = import_refmodule()
print("found:", shortpath)
have_refmodule = True
except ImportError:
print("*** not found:", shortpath)
have_refmodule = False
except SyntaxError:
print("*** not a python file, removed:", shortpath)
os.unlink(effectiveRefPath)
have_refmodule = False
except NameError as e:
if "recreate" in e.args[0]:
print("*** explicit request to recreate:", shortpath)
else:
print("*** unexpected NameError:", e, "- creating", shortpath)
os.unlink(effectiveRefPath)
have_refmodule = False
dict_name = "sig_dict"
if have_refmodule and not hasattr(sig_exists, dict_name):
print("*** wrong module without '{dict_name}', removed:"
.format(**locals()), shortpath)
os.unlink(effectiveRefPath)
have_refmodule = False
@unittest.skipIf(not have_refmodule,
"not activated for this platform or version")
class TestSignaturesExists(unittest.TestCase):
"""
This is the current simple attempt to support a signature self test.
You can activate it for your platform by supplying your own reference
file. Simply run init_platform.py and add the generated file to the
repository.
"""
@staticmethod
def _do_the_test(found_sigs):
def multi_signature_msg(key, actual, expect):
len_act = len(actual) if type(actual) is list else 1
len_exp = len(expect) if type(expect) is list else 1
return ("multi-signature count mismatch for '{key}'. "
"Actual {len_act} {actual} vs. expected {len_exp} {expect}')"
.format(**locals()))
for key, value in sig_exists.sig_dict.items():
name = key.rsplit(".", 1)[-1]
if name in ("next", "__next__"): # ignore problematic cases
continue
if key not in found_sigs:
warn("missing key: '{}'".format(key), stacklevel=3)
else:
found_val = found_sigs[key]
if type(value) is list and (
type(found_val) is tuple or
len(found_val) < len(value)):
# We check that nothing got lost. But it is ok when an older
# registry file does not know all variants, yet!
warn(multi_signature_msg(key, found_val, value), stacklevel=3)
def test_signatures(self):
found_sigs = enum_all()
with isolate_warnings():
self._do_the_test(found_sigs)
if is_ci and check_warnings():
raise RuntimeError("There are errors, see above.")
def test_error_is_raised(self):
found_sigs = enum_all()
# Make sure that errors are actually raised.
search = list(found_sigs.keys())
pos = 42 # arbitrary and historycal, could be 0 as well
# We try all variants:
while type(found_sigs[search[pos]]) is not tuple:
pos += 1
tuple_key = search[pos]
while type(found_sigs[search[pos]]) is not list:
pos += 1
list_key = search[pos]
test_sigs = found_sigs.copy()
test_sigs.pop(tuple_key)
with isolate_warnings(), suppress_warnings():
self._do_the_test(test_sigs)
self.assertTrue(check_warnings(), "you warn about too few entries")
test_sigs = found_sigs.copy()
test_sigs["whatnot"] = ("nothing", "real")
with isolate_warnings(), suppress_warnings():
self._do_the_test(test_sigs)
self.assertFalse(check_warnings(), "you ignore too many entries")
test_sigs = found_sigs.copy()
repl = test_sigs[list_key]
repl.pop(0)
test_sigs[list_key] = repl
with isolate_warnings(), suppress_warnings():
self._do_the_test(test_sigs)
# An arity that is now missing is an error.
self.assertTrue(check_warnings(), "you warn when arity got smaller")
test_sigs = found_sigs.copy()
repl = test_sigs[list_key]
repl = repl[0]
assert type(repl) is tuple
test_sigs[list_key] = repl
with isolate_warnings(), suppress_warnings():
self._do_the_test(test_sigs)
# An arity that is now missing is an error.
self.assertTrue(check_warnings(), "you warn when list degraded to tuple")
test_sigs = found_sigs.copy()
repl = test_sigs[list_key]
repl = repl + repl
test_sigs[list_key] = repl
with isolate_warnings(), suppress_warnings():
self._do_the_test(test_sigs)
# More arities are ignored, because we might test an older version.
self.assertFalse(check_warnings(), "you ignore when arity got bigger")
tested_versions = (5, 6), (5, 9), (5, 11), (5, 12), (5, 14)
if not have_refmodule and is_ci and qt_version()[:2] in tested_versions:
class TestFor_CI_Init(unittest.TestCase):
"""
This helper class generates the reference file for CI.
It creates an output listing that can be used to check
the result back in.
"""
generate_all()
sys.stderr.flush()
print("BEGIN_FILE", shortpath, file=sys.stderr)
with open(refPath) as f:
print(f.read(), file=sys.stderr)
print("END_FILE", shortpath, file=sys.stderr)
sys.stderr.flush()
raise RuntimeError(dedent("""
{line}
** This is the initial call. You should check this file in:
** {}
**""").format(shortpath, line=79 * "*"))
if __name__ == '__main__':
unittest.main()
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