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*'''verifyXYZ( ) IDE commands''' are generally converted to [http://docs.python.org/library/unittest.html?highlight=unittest#testcase-objects failUnless, failIf or assertEqual] functions that incorporate a get_XYZ function to retrieve the text, attribute, location, etc, and compare it to the pattern parameter in the IDE command. | *'''verifyXYZ( ) IDE commands''' are generally converted to [http://docs.python.org/library/unittest.html?highlight=unittest#testcase-objects failUnless, failIf or assertEqual] functions that incorporate a get_XYZ function to retrieve the text, attribute, location, etc, and compare it to the pattern parameter in the IDE command. | ||
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*the Python statement may not have the same verification functionality as the IDE command since the IDE pattern parameter is converted without parsing the prefix (ex: regexpi: ). The Python module for regular expressions is named [http://docs.python.org/library/re.html?highlight=regular%20expressions#module-contents re]. | *the Python statement may not have the same verification functionality as the IDE command since the IDE pattern parameter is converted without parsing the prefix (ex: regexpi: ). The Python module for regular expressions is named [http://docs.python.org/library/re.html?highlight=regular%20expressions#module-contents re]. | ||
*changing the failXYZ calls to assertABC could make the script easier to read. | *changing the failXYZ calls to assertABC could make the script easier to read. | ||
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*'''Verification | *'''Verification error reporting''', from converted verifyXYZ IDE commands, are stored in a list and dumped at the end of the script. Specifically: | ||
<blockquote> | <blockquote>the assert or fail function is encompassed in a ''try-except'' statement. The ''except'' part appends the error message into the list verificationErrors. | ||
the assert or fail function is encompassed in a ''try-except'' statement. The ''except'' part appends the error message into the list verificationErrors. | *the error text it either null or a simple "''value1'' != ''value2''". TBD: other information to include to make the message useful. | ||
*the error text it either null or a simple "''value1'' != ''value2''". TBD: | *in the tearDown function, automatically called when the script is finished, if verificationsErrors list is not null the Python traceback is called and the list is dumped. TBD: whether the script should print the verifcation errors for the runtime environment to process.<br> | ||
*in the tearDown function, | * | ||
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