How to use get_error_class method in refurb

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test_errorcode.py

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1from mpi4py import MPI2import mpiunittest as unittest3class TestErrorCode(unittest.TestCase):4 errorclasses = [item[1] for item in vars(MPI).items()5 if item[0].startswith('ERR_')]6 errorclasses.insert(0, MPI.SUCCESS)7 errorclasses.remove(MPI.ERR_LASTCODE)8 def testGetErrorClass(self):9 self.assertEqual(self.errorclasses[0], 0)10 for ierr in self.errorclasses:11 errcls = MPI.Get_error_class(ierr)12 self.assertTrue(errcls >= MPI.SUCCESS)13 self.assertTrue(errcls <= MPI.ERR_LASTCODE)14 self.assertEqual(errcls, ierr)15 def testGetErrorStrings(self):16 for ierr in self.errorclasses:17 errstr = MPI.Get_error_string(ierr)18 def testException(self):19 from sys import version_info as py_version20 success = MPI.Exception(MPI.SUCCESS)21 lasterr = MPI.Exception(MPI.ERR_LASTCODE)22 for ierr in self.errorclasses:23 errstr = MPI.Get_error_string(ierr)24 errcls = MPI.Get_error_class(ierr)25 errexc = MPI.Exception(ierr)26 if py_version >= (2,5):27 self.assertEqual(errexc.error_code, ierr)28 self.assertEqual(errexc.error_class, ierr)29 self.assertEqual(errexc.error_string, errstr)30 self.assertEqual(repr(errexc), "MPI.Exception(%d)" % ierr)31 self.assertEqual(str(errexc), errstr)32 self.assertEqual(int(errexc), ierr)33 self.assertEqual(hash(errexc), hash(errexc.error_code))34 self.assertTrue(errexc == ierr)35 self.assertTrue(errexc == errexc)36 self.assertFalse(errexc != ierr)37 self.assertFalse(errexc != errexc)38 self.assertTrue(success <= ierr <= lasterr)39 self.assertTrue(success <= errexc <= lasterr)40 self.assertTrue(errexc >= ierr)41 self.assertTrue(errexc >= success)42 self.assertTrue(lasterr >= ierr)43 self.assertTrue(lasterr >= errexc)44 if errexc == success:45 self.assertFalse(errexc)46 else:47 self.assertTrue(errexc)48 self.assertTrue(errexc > success)49 self.assertTrue(success < errexc)50 exc = MPI.Exception(MPI.SUCCESS-1)51 self.assertTrue(exc, MPI.ERR_UNKNOWN)52 exc = MPI.Exception(MPI.ERR_LASTCODE+1)53 self.assertTrue(exc, MPI.ERR_UNKNOWN)54 @unittest.skipMPI('openmpi(<1.10.0)')55 def testAddErrorClass(self):56 try:57 errclass = MPI.Add_error_class()58 except NotImplementedError:59 self.skipTest('mpi-add_error_class')60 self.assertTrue(errclass >= MPI.ERR_LASTCODE)61 @unittest.skipMPI('openmpi(<1.10.0)')62 def testAddErrorClassCodeString(self):63 try:64 errclass = MPI.Add_error_class()65 except NotImplementedError:66 self.skipTest('mpi-add_error_class')67 lastused = MPI.COMM_WORLD.Get_attr(MPI.LASTUSEDCODE)68 self.assertTrue(errclass == lastused)69 errstr = MPI.Get_error_string(errclass)70 self.assertEqual(errstr, "")71 MPI.Add_error_string(errclass, "error class")72 self.assertEqual(MPI.Get_error_string(errclass), "error class")73 errcode1 = MPI.Add_error_code(errclass)74 errstr = MPI.Get_error_string(errcode1)75 self.assertEqual(errstr, "")76 MPI.Add_error_string(errcode1, "error code 1")77 self.assertEqual(MPI.Get_error_class(errcode1), errclass)78 self.assertEqual(MPI.Get_error_string(errcode1), "error code 1")79 errcode2 = MPI.Add_error_code(errclass)80 errstr = MPI.Get_error_string(errcode2)81 self.assertEqual(errstr, "")82 MPI.Add_error_string(errcode2, "error code 2")83 self.assertEqual(MPI.Get_error_class(errcode2), errclass)84 self.assertEqual(MPI.Get_error_string(errcode2), "error code 2")85if __name__ == '__main__':...

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exc.py

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...53class HTTPErrorType(type):54 __classes = {}55 56 @classmethod57 def get_error_class(cls, status):58 try:59 status = int(status)60 except (TypeError, ValueError):61 raise ValueError("Not a valid HTTP error code: '%s'" % (status, ))62 63 try:64 errorcls = cls.__classes[status]65 except KeyError:66 if status < STATUS_MIN or status > STATUS_MAX:67 raise ValueError("Not a valid HTTP error code: %s" % (status, ))68 name = "HTTPError%s" % (status, ) 69 errorcls = cls(name, (HTTPError, ), {"__init__": cls._make_init(status)})70 cls.__classes[status] = errorcls71 globals()[name] = errorcls72 73 return errorcls 74 75 def __call__(self, *args, **kw):76 if self is HTTPError and args:77 self = self.get_error_class(args[0])78 args = args[1:]79 return super(HTTPErrorType, self).__call__(*args, **kw)80 81 @classmethod82 def _make_init(cls, status):83 def __init__(self, msg = None, reason = None, *args, **kw):84 super(self.__class__, self).__init__(status = status, reason = reason, msg = msg, *args, **kw)85 return __init__86 87get_error_class = HTTPErrorType.get_error_class88class HTTPError(NetworkError):89 __metaclass__ = HTTPErrorType90 91 def __init__(self, status, reason = None, msg = None, *args, **kw):...

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