Best Venom code snippet using venom.RemoveNotPrintableChar
types.go
Source: types.go
...119type Skipped struct {120 Value string `xml:",cdata" json:"value" yaml:"value,omitempty"`121}122func (tc *TestCase) AppendError(err error) {123 tc.Errors = append(tc.Errors, Failure{Value: RemoveNotPrintableChar(err.Error())})124}125// Failure contains data related to a failed test.126type Failure struct {127 TestcaseClassname string `xml:"-" json:"-" yaml:"-"`128 TestcaseName string `xml:"-" json:"-" yaml:"-"`129 TestcaseLineNumber int `xml:"-" json:"-" yaml:"-"`130 StepNumber int `xml:"-" json:"-" yaml:"-"`131 Assertion string `xml:"-" json:"-" yaml:"-"`132 AssertionRequired bool `xml:"-" json:"-" yaml:"-"`133 Error error `xml:"-" json:"-" yaml:"-"`134 Value string `xml:",cdata" json:"value" yaml:"value,omitempty"`135 Type string `xml:"type,attr,omitempty" json:"type" yaml:"type,omitempty"`136 Message string `xml:"message,attr,omitempty" json:"message" yaml:"message,omitempty"`137}138// InnerResult is used by TestCase139type InnerResult struct {140 Value string `xml:",cdata" json:"value" yaml:"value"`141}142type AssignStep struct {143 Assignments map[string]Assignment `json:"vars" yaml:"vars" mapstructure:"vars"`144}145type Assignment struct {146 From string `json:"from" yaml:"from"`147 Regex string `json:"regex" yaml:"regex"`148}149// RemoveNotPrintableChar removes not printable chararacter from a string150func RemoveNotPrintableChar(in string) string {151 m := func(r rune) rune {152 if unicode.IsPrint(r) || unicode.IsSpace(r) || unicode.IsPunct(r) {153 return r154 }155 return ' '156 }157 return strings.Map(m, in)158}...
exec.go
Source: exec.go
...168 }169 }170 elapsed := time.Since(start)171 result.TimeSeconds = elapsed.Seconds()172 result.Systemout = venom.RemoveNotPrintableChar(strings.TrimRight(result.Systemout, "\n"))173 result.Systemerr = venom.RemoveNotPrintableChar(strings.TrimRight(result.Systemerr, "\n"))174 var outJSON interface{}175 if err := venom.JSONUnmarshal([]byte(result.Systemout), &outJSON); err == nil {176 result.SystemoutJSON = outJSON177 }178 var errJSON interface{}179 if err := venom.JSONUnmarshal([]byte(result.Systemerr), &errJSON); err == nil {180 result.SystemerrJSON = errJSON181 }182 return result, nil183}...
types_test.go
Source: types_test.go
1package venom2import "testing"3func Test_RemoveNotPrintableChar(t *testing.T) {4 type args struct {5 in string6 }7 tests := []struct {8 name string9 args args10 want string11 }{12 {13 name: "remove U+001B espace code (not printable)",14 // line below contains escapce code U+001B15 args: args{in: "python-mysqldb : [34mOK[0m"},16 want: "python-mysqldb : [34mOK [0m",17 },18 }19 for _, tt := range tests {20 t.Run(tt.name, func(t *testing.T) {21 if got := RemoveNotPrintableChar(tt.args.in); got != tt.want {22 t.Errorf("RemoveNotPrintableChar() = %v, want %v", got, tt.want)23 }24 })25 }26}...
RemoveNotPrintableChar
Using AI Code Generation
1venom.RemoveNotPrintableChar()2venom.RemoveNotPrintableChar()3venom.RemoveNotPrintableChar()4venom.RemoveNotPrintableChar()5venom.RemoveNotPrintableChar()6venom.RemoveNotPrintableChar()7venom.RemoveNotPrintableChar()8venom.RemoveNotPrintableChar()9venom.RemoveNotPrintableChar()10venom.RemoveNotPrintableChar()11venom.RemoveNotPrintableChar()12venom.RemoveNotPrintableChar()13venom.RemoveNotPrintableChar()14venom.RemoveNotPrintableChar()15venom.RemoveNotPrintableChar()16venom.RemoveNotPrintableChar()17venom.RemoveNotPrintableChar()
RemoveNotPrintableChar
Using AI Code Generation
1import (2func init() {3 RootCmd.AddCommand(&cobra.Command{4 Run: func(cmd *cobra.Command, args []string) {5 client, err := ovh.NewDefaultClient()6 ovhcli.ExitIfError(err)7 me := struct {8 }{}9 if err := client.Get("/me", &me); err != nil {10 ovhcli.ExitIfError(err)11 }12 fmt.Printf("Hello %s13 },14 })15}16import (17func main() {18 fmt.Println(str)19 re := regexp.MustCompile("[[:^print:]]")20 str = re.ReplaceAllString(str, "")21 fmt.Println(str)22 str = RemoveNotPrintableChar(str)23 fmt.Println(str)24}25func RemoveNotPrintableChar(str string) string {26 return strings.Map(func(r rune) rune {27 if r == 65533 {28 }29 }, str)30}
RemoveNotPrintableChar
Using AI Code Generation
1import (2func main() {3 fmt.Println(venom.RemoveNotPrintableChar(str))4}5import (6func main() {7 fmt.Println(venom.RemoveNotPrintableChar(str))8}9import (10func main() {11 fmt.Println(venom.RemoveNotPrintableChar(str))12}13import (14func main() {15 fmt.Println(venom.RemoveNotPrintableChar(str))16}17import (18func main() {19 fmt.Println(venom.RemoveNotPrintableChar(str))20}21import (22func main() {23 fmt.Println(venom.RemoveNotPrintableChar(str))24}25import (
RemoveNotPrintableChar
Using AI Code Generation
1import "fmt"2func main(){3 fmt.Println(RemoveNotPrintableChar(s))4}5import "fmt"6func main(){7 fmt.Println(RemoveNotPrintableChar(s))8}9import "fmt"10func main(){11 fmt.Println(RemoveNotPrintableChar(s))12}13import "fmt"14func main(){15 fmt.Println(RemoveNotPrintableChar(s))16}17import "fmt"18func main(){19 fmt.Println(RemoveNotPrintableChar(s))20}21import "fmt"22func main(){23 fmt.Println(RemoveNotPrintableChar(s))24}25import "fmt"26func main(){27 fmt.Println(RemoveNotPrintableChar(s))28}29import "fmt"30func main(){31 fmt.Println(RemoveNotPrintableChar(s))32}33import "fmt"34func main(){35 fmt.Println(RemoveNotPrintableChar(s))36}
RemoveNotPrintableChar
Using AI Code Generation
1import (2func main() {3 vm := otto.New()4 underscore.Enable(vm)5 vm.Run(`var venom = require('venom');`)6 vm.Run(`var result = venom.RemoveNotPrintableChar("Hello World");`)7 result, _ := vm.Get("result")8 fmt.Println(result)9}10vm.Run(`var result = venom.RemoveNotPrintableChar("Hello World\u0000");`)11vm.Run(`var result = venom.RemoveNotPrintableChar("Hello World\u0000");`)12vm.Run(`var result = venom.RemoveNotPrintableChar("Hello World\u0000");`)13vm.Run(`var result = venom.RemoveNotPrintableChar("Hello World\u0000");`)
RemoveNotPrintableChar
Using AI Code Generation
1import (2func main() {3 fmt.Println(veino.RemoveNotPrintableChar("Hello, World!"))4}5func RemoveNonPrintableChar(s string) string6import (7func main() {8 fmt.Println(veino.RemoveNonPrintableChar("Hello, World!"))9}10func ReplaceString(s string, old string, new string) string11import (12func main() {13 fmt.Println(veino.ReplaceString("Hello, World!", "World", "Earth"))14}15func ReverseString(s string) string16import (17func main() {18 fmt.Println(veino.ReverseString("Hello, World!"))19}20func TitleString(s string) string21import (22func main() {23 fmt.Println(veino.TitleString("hello, world!"))24}25func TrimAllSpace(s string) string26import (27func main() {28 fmt.Println(veino.TrimAllSpace("Hello, World!"))29}30func TrimSpace(s string) string31import (
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