Best Python code snippet using fMBT_python
fmbtchromiumos.py
Source: fmbtchromiumos.py
...97 fmbtgti.GUITestConnection.__init__(self)98 self._loginCommand = loginCommand99 self._loginTuple = tuple(shlex.split(self._loginCommand))100 self.open()101 def sendFilesInTar(self, localDir, files, destDir):102 package = StringIO.StringIO()103 t = tarfile.TarFile(mode="w", fileobj=package)104 for filename in files:105 t.add(os.path.join(localDir, filename), arcname=filename)106 t.close()107 package.seek(0)108 _run(self._loginTuple +109 ("mkdir -p %s; tar x -C %s" % (destDir, destDir),),110 package.read())111 def agentExec(self, pythonCode):112 self._agent.exec_in(self._agent_ns, pythonCode)113 def agentEval(self, pythonExpression):114 return self._agent.eval_in(self._agent_ns, pythonExpression)115 def open(self):116 myDir = os.path.dirname(os.path.abspath(117 inspect.getfile(inspect.currentframe())))118 self.sendFilesInTar(myDir,119 ("fmbtx11_conn.py",120 "fmbtpng.py",121 "fmbtuinput.py"),122 "/tmp/fmbtchromiumos")123 if os.access(os.path.join(myDir, "pythonshare", "__init__.py"), os.R_OK):124 pythonshareDir = myDir125 elif os.access(os.path.join(myDir, "..", "pythonshare", "pythonshare",126 "__init__.py"), os.R_OK):127 pythonshareDir = os.path.join(myDir, "..", "pythonshare")128 self.sendFilesInTar(pythonshareDir,129 ("pythonshare/__init__.py",130 "pythonshare/server.py",131 "pythonshare/client.py",132 "pythonshare/messages.py"),133 "/tmp/fmbtchromiumos")134 if os.name != "nt":135 pythonshareServer = distutils.spawn.find_executable("pythonshare-server")136 else:137 pythonshareServer = os.path.join(138 os.path.dirname(__file__), "..", "Scripts", "pythonshare-server")139 if not pythonshareServer or not os.access(pythonshareServer, os.R_OK):140 raise FMBTChromiumOsError("cannot find pythonshare-server executable")141 self.sendFilesInTar(os.path.dirname(pythonshareServer),142 ("pythonshare-server",),143 "/tmp/fmbtchromiumos")144 agentCmd = (self._loginCommand +145 " sudo DISPLAY=:0 XAUTHORITY=/home/chronos/.Xauthority" +146 " LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/usr/local/lib:/usr/local/lib64:/usr/lib:/usr/lib64" +147 " python /tmp/fmbtchromiumos/pythonshare-server -p stdin")148 self._agent = pythonshare.connection("shell://" + agentCmd)149 self._agent_ns = "fmbtchromiumos-agent"150 try:151 self.agentExec("import fmbtx11_conn")152 except pythonshare.PythonShareError, e:153 raise FMBTChromiumOsError(154 "Cannot connect to pythonshare-server on device (%s): %s" %155 (e, agentCmd))...
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