How to use get_source_lines method in refurb

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test_parser_get_source_lines.py

Source: test_parser_get_source_lines.py Github

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2from pyhaml_jinja.errors import TemplateSyntaxError3from pyhaml_jinja.parser import Parser4class TestParserGetSourceLines(unittest2.TestCase):5 def test_empty(self):6 self.assertEqual([''], Parser.get_source_lines(''))7 self.assertEqual([''], Parser.get_source_lines(None))8 self.assertEqual([''], Parser.get_source_lines('\n'))9 def test_basic(self):10 source = (11 '%div\n'12 ' text\n'13 '%p\n'14 ' %p\n'15 ' nested-text\n'16 )17 lines = Parser.get_source_lines(source)18 self.assertEqual(['%div', ' text', '%p', ' %p', ' nested-text'],19 lines)20 def test_trailing_whitespace(self):21 source = (22 '%div' + ' ' # 5 whitespace characters at the end.23 )24 lines = Parser.get_source_lines(source)25 self.assertEqual(['%div'], lines)26 def test_comment(self):27 source = (28 '%div\n'29 '; comment\n'30 ' text\n'31 )32 lines = Parser.get_source_lines(source)33 self.assertEqual(3, len(lines))34 self.assertEqual(['%div', '', ' text'], lines)35 def test_line_continuation(self):36 source = (37 '%div(a="1", \\\n'38 ' b="2")\n'39 ' text\n'40 )41 lines = Parser.get_source_lines(source)42 self.assertEqual(3, len(lines))43 self.assertEqual(['%div(a="1", b="2")', '', ' text'], lines)44 def test_line_continuation_ending_prematurely(self):45 source = (46 '%div(a="1", \\ \n'47 )48 with self.assertRaises(TemplateSyntaxError):49 Parser.get_source_lines(source)50 def test_line_continuation_indented_properly(self):51 source = (52 '%div\n'53 ' %p(a="1", \\ \n'54 ' b="2")\n'55 ' Text\n'56 )57 lines = Parser.get_source_lines(source)58 self.assertEqual(['%div', ' %p(a="1", b="2")', '', ' Text'], lines)59 def test_jinja_variables(self):60 source = '#{var} #{var2}'61 lines = Parser.get_source_lines(source)62 self.assertEquals(['{{ var }} {{ var2 }}'], lines)63 source = '%hr(class="#{class}")'64 lines = Parser.get_source_lines(source)...

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__init__.py

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...32 if d and d[-1] != '':33 d.append('')34 output = {'asm': '\n'.join(d)}35 if srcmap:36 output['map'] = self.get_source_lines(a)37 result[fname] = output38 return result39 @property40 def functions(self):41 return self.scanner.functions42 def get_source_lines(self, addrs):43 return self.mapper.get_source_lines(addrs)44 @property45 def plt(self):46 return self.scanner.plt47 def read_string(self, addr):48 return self.reader.read_string(addr)49 @property50 def sections(self):51 return self.scanner.sections52 @property53 def symbols(self):...

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patch_source_cache.py

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1import linecache2from idlelib import rpc3from friendly_traceback import source_cache4def _get_lines(filename, linenumber=None):5 rpchandler = rpc.objecttable["exec"].rpchandler6 lines = rpchandler.remotecall("linecache", "getlines", (filename, None), {})7 new_lines = []8 for line in lines:9 if not line.endswith("\n"):10 line += "\n"11 if filename.startswith("<pyshell#") and line.startswith("\t"):12 # Remove extra indentation added in the shell (\t == 8 spaces)13 line = " " + line[1:]14 new_lines.append(line)15 if linenumber is None:16 return new_lines17 return new_lines[linenumber - 1 : linenumber]18old_get_lines = source_cache.cache.get_source_lines19def new_get_lines(filename, module_globals=None):20 """Intended to replace the undocumented linecache.getlines, with the21 same signature.22 """23 lines = _get_lines(filename)24 if not lines:25 lines = old_get_lines(filename=filename, module_globals=module_globals)26 return lines27source_cache.cache.get_source_lines = new_get_lines...

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