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Revision 2484

Added by Aaron Marcuse-Kubitza over 12 years ago

sql.py: Parsed exceptions: Use strings.as_tt() to format Python values

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lib/sql.py
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class ExceptionWithName(DbException):


  		




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    def __init__(self, name, cause=None):


  		




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        DbException.__init__(self, 'for name: '+str(name), cause)


  		




  
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        DbException.__init__(self, 'for name: '+strings.as_tt(str(name)), cause)


  		




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        self.name = name


  		




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class ExceptionWithNameValue(DbException):


  		




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    def __init__(self, name, value, cause=None):


  		




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        DbException.__init__(self,


  		




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            'for name: '+str(name)+'; value: '+repr(value), cause)


  		




  
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        DbException.__init__(self, 'for name: '+strings.as_tt(str(name))


  		




  
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            +'; value: '+strings.as_tt(repr(value)), cause)


  		




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        self.name = name


  		




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        self.value = value


  		




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class ConstraintException(DbException):


  		




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    def __init__(self, name, cols, cause=None):


  		




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        DbException.__init__(self, 'Violated '+name+ ' constraint on columns: '


  		




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            +(', '.join(cols)), cause)


  		




  
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        DbException.__init__(self, 'Violated '+strings.as_tt(name)


  		




  
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            +' constraint on columns: '+strings.as_tt(', '.join(cols)), cause)


  		




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        self.name = name


  		




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        self.cols = cols


  		




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