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import six
from stestr import output
class CallWhenProcFinishes(object):
"""Convert a process object to trigger a callback when returncode is set.
This just wraps the entire object and when the returncode attribute access
finds a set value, calls the callback.
"""
def __init__(self, process, callback):
"""Adapt process
:param process: A subprocess.Popen object.
:param callback: The process to call when the process completes.
"""
self._proc = process
self._callback = callback
self._done = False
@property
def stdin(self):
return self._proc.stdin
@property
def stdout(self):
return self._proc.stdout
@property
def stderr(self):
return self._proc.stderr
@property
def returncode(self):
result = self._proc.returncode
if not self._done and result is not None:
self._done = True
self._callback()
return result
def wait(self):
return self._proc.wait()
def _iter_internal_streams(input_streams, stream_type):
streams = []
for in_stream in input_streams:
if in_stream[0] == stream_type:
streams.append(in_stream[1])
for stream_value in streams:
if isinstance(stream_value, output.ReturnCodeToSubunit):
if getattr(stream_value.source, 'detach', None):
yield stream_value.source.detach()
else:
yield stream_value.source
elif getattr(stream_value, 'read', None):
yield stream_value
else:
yield six.BytesIO(stream_value)
def iter_streams(input_streams, stream_type):
"""Iterate over all the streams of type stream_type.
:param stream_type: A simple string such as 'subunit' which matches
one of the stream types defined for the cmd object this UI is
being used with.
:return: A generator of stream objects. stream objects have a read
method and a close method which behave as for file objects.
"""
for stream_spec in input_streams:
_stream_spec = stream_spec[0]
if '*' in _stream_spec or '?' in _stream_spec or '+' in _stream_spec:
found = stream_type == _stream_spec[:-1]
else:
found = stream_type == _stream_spec
if found:
return _iter_internal_streams(input_streams, stream_type)
raise KeyError(stream_type)
def cleanup_test_name(name, strip_tags=True, strip_scenarios=False):
"""Clean up the test name for display.
By default we strip out the tags in the test because they don't help us
in identifying the test that is run to it's result.
Make it possible to strip out the testscenarios information (not to
be confused with tempest scenarios) however that's often needed to
identify generated negative tests.
"""
if strip_tags:
tags_start = name.find('[')
tags_end = name.find(']')
if tags_start > 0 and tags_end > tags_start:
newname = name[:tags_start]
newname += name[tags_end + 1:]
name = newname
if strip_scenarios:
tags_start = name.find('(')
tags_end = name.find(')')
if tags_start > 0 and tags_end > tags_start:
newname = name[:tags_start]
newname += name[tags_end + 1:]
name = newname
return name
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