Re: [Tutor] About Using timeout Mark in Pytest

[Rohit Mediratta]

I'm guessing the decorator is using method='thread', which is the default and 
aborts the process when timeout occurs.

Can you see if your env supports method='signal' and if this resolves the issue?

@pytest.mark.timeout(method='signal')

Reference guide for supported options is here:
https://pypi.python.org/pypi/pytest-timeout

-Rohit

> On Aug 20, 2016, at 3:37 PM, Michelle Meiduo Wu  wrote:
> 
> Hi there,
> 
> 
> I'd like to use @pytest. mark.timeout  in pytest test in Windows. But if one 
> of test cases is timeout, then the following test cases will stop.
> 
> 
> Is there anybody know how to continue to run the following test cases  if a 
> test case is timeout?
> 
> 
> Thank you in advance.
> 
> 
> Michelle
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[Tutor] Assigning multi line value to a variable

[Rohit Mediratta]

Hi,
   I am using Centos 6.3 and python 2.6.6.

When I try to assign a variables value inside a multiple line message, it does 
not work.

>>>cardName = "ActualCardName"
>>>data = """ 
 """
>>> print data
 
 


I would like %cardName to be replaced by "actualCardName". As you can see I am 
trying to use XML and therefore I will have several such replacements that I 
will need to do.


If someone can suggest a clean way for me to achieve my goal, that would be 
great.

Please note, my input is going to be several lines long.

thanks,
Rohit

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[Tutor] Trying to avoid using eval..

[Rohit Mediratta]

Hi All,
   I want to reload my Module after I fix bugs and want to instantiate an 
object of a class contained in this module.

Heres the pseudo code of what I want to do:

def rerun(testBlock) :
op = testBlock.split('.')
module = op[0] ; className = op[1]
reload(module)
# testBlock is a string, so it needs evaluation!
newObject = testBlock()

rerun('ModuleName.className')


Obviously, line 4 and line 6 dont work today. 
I want to know if there is any smart way to achieve this.
In my previous life (Tcl), I could use 'eval' or 'set' to achieve this.


thanks,
Rohit
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