How to use _dispose method in Playwright Python

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__init__.py

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...144def TechTree_populate(self, *args, **kwargs):145 global TechTree_handler146 TechTree_handler = self147@registerEvent(TechTree, '_dispose')148def TechTree_dispose(self, *args, **kwargs):149 global TechTree_handler150 TechTree_handler = None151@registerEvent(Research, '_populate')152def Research_populate(self, *args, **kwargs):153 global Research_handler154 Research_handler = self155@registerEvent(Research, '_dispose')156def Research_dispose(self, *args, **kwargs):157 global Research_handler158 Research_handler = None159@registerEvent(TechnicalMaintenance, '_populate')160def TechnicalMaintenance_populate(self, *args, **kwargs):161 global TechnicalMaintenance_handler162 TechnicalMaintenance_handler = self163@registerEvent(TechnicalMaintenance, '_dispose')164def TechnicalMaintenance_dispose(self, *args, **kwargs):165 global TechnicalMaintenance_handler166 TechnicalMaintenance_handler = None167@registerEvent(PremiumWindow, '_populate')168def PremiumWindow_populate(self, *args, **kwargs):169 global PremiumWindow_handler170 PremiumWindow_handler = self171@registerEvent(PremiumWindow, '_dispose')172def PremiumWindow_dispose(self, *args, **kwargs):173 global PremiumWindow_handler174 PremiumWindow_handler = None175@registerEvent(Shop, '_populate')176def Shop_populate(self, *args, **kwargs):177 global Shop_handler178 Shop_handler = self179@registerEvent(Shop, '_dispose')180def Shop_dispose(self, *args, **kwargs):181 global Shop_handler182 Shop_handler = None183@registerEvent(RecruitWindow, '_populate')184def RecruitWindow_populate(self, *args, **kwargs):185 global RecruitWindow_handler186 RecruitWindow_handler = self187@registerEvent(RecruitWindow, '_dispose')188def RecruitWindow_dispose(self, *args, **kwargs):189 global RecruitWindow_handler190 RecruitWindow_handler = None191@registerEvent(PersonalCase, '_populate')192def PersonalCase_populate(self, *args, **kwargs):193 global PersonalCase_handlers194 PersonalCase_handlers.append(self)195@registerEvent(PersonalCase, '_dispose')196def PersonalCase_dispose(self, *args, **kwargs):197 global PersonalCase_handlers198 if self in PersonalCase_handlers:199 PersonalCase_handlers.remove(self)200 else:201 err('PersonalCase window is disposed without being populated')202@registerEvent(ExchangeFreeToTankmanXpWindow, '_populate')203def ExchangeFreeToTankmanXpWindow_populate(self, *args, **kwargs):204 global ExchangeFreeToTankmanXpWindow_handlers205 ExchangeFreeToTankmanXpWindow_handlers.append(self)206@registerEvent(ExchangeFreeToTankmanXpWindow, '_dispose')207def ExchangeFreeToTankmanXpWindow_dispose(self, *args, **kwargs):208 global ExchangeFreeToTankmanXpWindow_handlers209 if self in ExchangeFreeToTankmanXpWindow_handlers:210 ExchangeFreeToTankmanXpWindow_handlers.remove(self)211 else:212 err('ExchangeFreeToTankmanXpWindow window is disposed without being populated')213@registerEvent(MainView, '_populate')214def MainView_populate(self, *args, **kwargs):215 global MainView_handler216 MainView_handler = self217@registerEvent(MainView, '_dispose')218def MainView_dispose(self, *args, **kwargs):219 global MainView_handler220 MainView_handler = None221# force getUnlockPrice to look at freeXP (which is affected by lock)222# dirty create same names for use in original function223class g_itemsCache_dummy:224 class items:225 class stats_dummy:226 @property227 def actualFreeXP(*args, **kwargs):228 return g_itemsCache.items.stats.freeXP229 @property230 def unlocks(*args, **kwargs):231 return g_itemsCache.items.stats.unlocks232 @property...

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test_disposing2.py

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...16 if sys.version_info > (3, 8) and sys.platform.startswith('win'):17 asyncio.set_event_loop_policy(asyncio.WindowsSelectorEventLoopPolicy())18 app.manager._clear_old_pending_sessions(1)19class MyPyComponent(PyComponent):20 def _dispose(self):21 print('disposing', self.id)22 super()._dispose()23class MyJsComponent(JsComponent):24 def _dispose(self):25 print('disposing', self.id)26 super()._dispose()27def check_alive(s, id1, id2):28 print(getattr(s.get_component_instance(id1), 'id', None))29 print(getattr(s.get_component_instance(id2), 'id', None))30 s.send_command('EVAL', 'flexx.s1.instances.%s && flexx.s1.instances.%s.id || null' % (id1, id1))31 s.send_command('EVAL', 'flexx.s1.instances.%s && flexx.s1.instances.%s.id || null' % (id2, id2))32## PyComponent33@run_live34async def test_dispose_PyComponent1():35 """36 MyPyComponent_237 MyPyComponent_338 disposing MyPyComponent_239 disposing MyPyComponent_340 None...

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session.py

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...18 ('User-Agent', 'Firefox'),19 ('Accept-Language', 'en-US,en;q=0.5')20 ]21 def __del__(self):22 self._dispose()23 def __enter__(self):24 return self25 def __exit__(self, exc_type, exc_value, traceback):26 self._dispose()27 @property28 def connected(self):29 return self._connected30 def log_in(self, username, password):31 try:32 # Log in to non-mobile site is more reliable33 self._browser_wrapper.open(self._browser, 'https://www.facebook.com')34 self._browser.select_form('form[id="login_form"]')35 self._browser['email'] = username36 self._browser['pass'] = password 37 self._browser_wrapper.submit_selected(self._browser)38 # Check if we really are in account profile page39 if self._browser.get_current_page().find('form',40 action='/search/top/'):41 self._connected = True42 except:43 raise LogInError(f'Unable to log in as {username}')44 return self45 def log_out(self):46 if self._connected:47 self._browser.close()48 self._connected = False49 def profile_info(self, id_):50 """Retrieve informations for a given profile."""51 self._ensure_connected()52 try:53 self._browser_wrapper.open(self._browser, f'{Session.BASE_URL}/{id_}')54 name = self._sanitize_title(55 self._browser.get_current_page().find('title').text)56 image = parse_image(self._browser.get_current_page(), name)57 info = parse_info(self._browser.get_current_page())58 return name, image, info59 except:60 return None61 def search(self, query):62 """63 Execute search of a given text returning a tuple with ID,64 descriptions and URI.65 """66 url_query = '+'.join(query.split())67 url_path = f'/search/top/?q={url_query}' \68 if self._connected else f'/public/{url_query}'69 try:70 self._browser_wrapper.open(self._browser,71 f'{Session.BASE_URL}{url_path}{url_query}')72 return parse_search(self._browser.get_current_page(),73 Session.BASE_URL)74 except:75 return None76 def _ensure_connected(self):77 if not self._connected:78 raise NotConnectedError('No active connection or required login')79 def _sanitize_title(self, title):80 # Handle cases like 'Some One - Home'81 if '-' in title:82 return title.split('-')[0].strip()83 return title84 def _dispose(self):85 if self._connected:...

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mail.py

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...4041 self._smtp_server = _smtp_server42 return self._smtp_server4344 def _dispose(self):45 if self._smtp_server is not None:46 self._smtp_server.quit()47 self._smtp_server = None4849 def send(self, to_addrs, subject, content, isdispose=True):50 _smtp_server = self._connect()5152 if not isinstance(to_addrs, list):53 to_addrs = [to_addrs]5455 _msg = MIMEText(content, 'html', 'utf-8')56 _msg['Subject'] = subject57 _msg['From'] = self._user58 _msg['To'] = '; '.join(to_addrs)59 _msg['Date'] = datetime.now().strftime('%Y-%d-%m %H:%M:%S')6061 _smtp_server.sendmail(self._user, to_addrs, _msg.as_string())6263 isdispose and (not self._keepalive) and self._dispose()6465 def send_mails(self, mails):66 _smtp_server = self._connect()6768 for mail in mails:69 self._send_mail(mail.get('to'), mail.get('subject'), mail.get('content'), False)7071 (not self._keepalive) and self._dispose()7273 def close(self):74 self._dispose()757677if __name__ == '__main__':7879 logging.basicConfig(level=logging.DEBUG,80 format='%(asctime)s %(name)s %(levelname)s:%(message)s',81 datefmt='%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S')8283 import time84 s = MailClient('smtp.163.com', 25, 'varshadow@163.com', '123456admin')85 s.set_keepalive(False)86 s.set_debug(True)87 st = time.time()88 for i in xrange(1): ...

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