Revision 985
Added by Aaron Marcuse-Kubitza over 12 years ago
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class ExTracker: |
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def __init__(self): |
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self.e_ct = 0 |
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def at_exit(): |
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sys.stderr.write(self.msg()+'\n') |
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if self.e_ct > 0: raise SystemExit(e_ct_exit_status(self.e_ct)) |
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atexit.register(at_exit) |
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def msg(self): return 'Encountered '+str(self.e_ct)+' error(s)' |
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def track(self, e, **format): |
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self.e_ct += 1 |
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print_ex(e, **format) |
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def exit(self): |
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if self.e_ct > 0: raise SystemExit(e_ct_exit_status(self.e_ct)) |
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class ExPercentTracker(ExTracker): |
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def __init__(self, iter_text='iteration'): |
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exc.py: Generalize ExTracker to not just print the # of errors at exit. Instead, provide an exit() method that the ExTracker creator can call at exit to set the exit status to the # of errors. This fixes the Python bug where a benign error message was printed if SystemExit was raised in an atexit function.