kgb | Python function spy support for unit tests | Unit Testing library
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Python function spy support for unit tests
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- Build a proxy function
- Compiles a forward forwarding call function
- Formats the forward call arguments
- Builds sphinx code
- Handle a call
- Validates that the last call matches the last call
- Returns the match_match configuration for the given call
- Fail if spy_or_call is called
- Setup the spy
- Handle a spy call
- Invokes the spy call
- Patch the owner
- Set method on owner
- Clone a function
- Get the version string
- Check if a release is a release
- Checks if the given exception is raised
- Return True if this exception is raised
- Determine if owner needs patching
- Determines if the attribute is defined on the given hierarchy
- Initialize the state of the function
- Return the defined attribute value for the given attribute name
- Return the package version
- Remove spy
- Return True if this is called with the given arguments
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QUESTION
I'm writing a simple text-based game for a friend's website. I need to be able to change an HTML element or update the HTML page without running into the Maximum call stack exceeded error. I'm currently using
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Answered 2020-Mar-13 at 05:57QUESTION
I have JSON file that contains car plate numbers and its respective values. The HTML includes a Select tag with the license plates from the JSON file (hard-coded). How can I display the contents of a car from the respective license plate chosen.
index.html
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Apr-15 at 21:04Check if the current car's Plate
matches the selected one:
QUESTION
thanks in advance for answering the question.
The goal in my form (as with many similar forms) is to check that
- text field is not empty
- password meets the criteria (to be honest, right now I would be happy with just anything in it)
- email has text before "@", the "@" and text after "@".
depending on whether all checks are okay, to display an alert with the message.
bootstrap:
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Answered 2018-Dec-15 at 12:29Alright, it looks like the issue was with the id in html which was called textArea and in function I called it textField.
Now... the other problem is that it doesn't really validate anything. Just the pop up appears...
QUESTION
I got 800 JSON responses that I would like to store somehow. The responses all not uniform - some have more keys than others.
Example of a shorter response:
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Answered 2018-Nov-11 at 07:24A fast solution is to read all files into a dataframe just once and then use pickle to save that dataframe.
To save:
QUESTION
Regexp problem. I'd like to have the first four strings below matching. Output should be the 3 characters between _
and .
only.
Therefore these will match:
_20101_Bp16tt20_KG2.asc
_201_Bondp0_KGB.ASC
_2011_rndiep16tt20_232.AsC
_20101_odiep16tt20_ab3.ASC
and should return respectively KG2
, KGB
, 232
, ab3
.
And these will not match:
_2_ordep16tt.asc
__Bndt20_pippo_K.asc
I am able to select the whole block _KG2.asc
, by doing ((?<=_)(...)(\.(?i)(asc)))
. However, I just want KG2
. I think I should apply a positive lookbehind, but my tries all failed. Could you help me?
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Answered 2018-Oct-03 at 16:54You could make use of \K
and a positive lookahead:
_\K[A-Za-z0-9]{3}(?=\.(?i)asc$)
That would match
_
Match literally\K
Forget previous match[A-Za-z0-9]{3}
Match 3 times an upper/lower case character or a digit (Replace with a dot if you want to match any character)(?=\.(?i)asc$)
Positive lookahead to assert that what follows is a dot and asc in lower or uppercase and assert the end of the string
QUESTION
I pulled my group's text messages and it looks something like the table below (excluding the third column).
How can I separate the first conversation from the second based on time and assign each message to a conversation_id? If it helps, I'm comfortable assuming that, if any message hasn't been responded to in an hour, the next message starts a new conversation.
If given the first the two columns, I'd ideally be able to figure out the third across nearly 45,000 messages with varying conversation lengths.
Once I have our text messages split into conversations, I think I could train a chatbot to participate in our chats! I don't know what I'm doing here so I'd appreciate any help :)
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Answered 2018-Jul-06 at 15:55This should do the trick. I don't think you can improve much upon iterating through the dataframe in order to assign the ID's, since they're based on a chained connection to previous values in the column:
QUESTION
I am trying to add an intent from my current fragment to another fragment.For that I've added an OnclickListener over an ImageButton in the card.
But its not Working properly, I couldn't find the fault in my code.
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jan-04 at 06:35FragmentManager fm = new CardExpandFragmentmFragment ()
FragmentTransaction ft = fm.beginTransaction();
ft.replace(R.id.cardExpand, fm, "fragment_card");
ft.commit();
QUESTION
My git server has this as the push filter
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Answered 2017-Sep-26 at 20:52You may add the (?!(?:.*\/)?src\/test\/resources(?:\/|$))
negative lookahead to the pattern:
QUESTION
I do a curl to a server to get the html data which I want to parse and store in a array.
I got this data https://pastebin.com/7QB9BNut
Can anyone help me with regex to get and store the above data in array in this format.
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Answered 2017-Jun-13 at 20:46PasteBin wouldn't let me do an AJAX request because CORS so I had to dump the HTML in the script. But it seems to work.
QUESTION
This is working, but doesn't feel elegant to me. I'm creating an automated movie archive script in batch and would like to automatically find a movie title based on the disc volume name. The web query is done via tmdb, but returned results is difficult to parse since it isn't meant for batch. The results would be a contiguous line like:
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Answered 2017-Apr-09 at 10:51The code below separates your long string in several lines:
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