How to use is_scalar_assign method in Robotframework

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statements.py

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...317 if not self.flavor:318 self._add_error("no 'IN' or other valid separator")319 else:320 for var in self.variables:321 if not is_scalar_assign(var):322 self._add_error("invalid loop variable '%s'" % var)323 if not self.values:324 self._add_error('no loop values')325 def _add_error(self, error):326 self.errors += ('FOR loop has %s.' % error,)327@Statement.register328class IfHeader(Statement):329 type = Token.IF330 @property331 def condition(self):332 return self.get_value(Token.ARGUMENT)333 def validate(self):334 conditions = len(self.get_tokens(Token.ARGUMENT))335 if conditions == 0:...

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search.py

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...38 return match.is_dict_variable()39def is_assign(string, identifiers='$@&', allow_assign_mark=False):40 match = search_variable(string, identifiers, ignore_errors=True)41 return match.is_assign(allow_assign_mark)42def is_scalar_assign(string, allow_assign_mark=False):43 return is_assign(string, '$', allow_assign_mark)44def is_list_assign(string, allow_assign_mark=False):45 return is_assign(string, '@', allow_assign_mark)46def is_dict_assign(string, allow_assign_mark=False):47 return is_assign(string, '&', allow_assign_mark)48@py3to249class VariableMatch(object):50 def __init__(self, string, identifier=None, base=None, items=(),51 start=-1, end=-1):52 self.string = string53 self.identifier = identifier54 self.base = base55 self.items = items56 self.start = start57 self.end = end58 def resolve_base(self, variables, ignore_errors=False):59 if self.identifier:60 internal = search_variable(self.base)61 self.base = variables.replace_string(62 internal,63 custom_unescaper=unescape_variable_syntax,64 ignore_errors=ignore_errors,65 )66 @property67 def name(self):68 return '%s{%s}' % (self.identifier, self.base) if self else None69 @property70 def before(self):71 return self.string[:self.start] if self.identifier else self.string72 @property73 def match(self):74 return self.string[self.start:self.end] if self.identifier else None75 @property76 def after(self):77 return self.string[self.end:] if self.identifier else None78 def is_variable(self):79 return bool(self.identifier80 and self.base81 and self.start == 082 and self.end == len(self.string))83 def is_scalar_variable(self):84 return self.identifier == '$' and self.is_variable()85 def is_list_variable(self):86 return self.identifier == '@' and self.is_variable()87 def is_dict_variable(self):88 return self.identifier == '&' and self.is_variable()89 def is_assign(self, allow_assign_mark=False):90 if allow_assign_mark and self.string.endswith('='):91 return search_variable(rstrip(self.string[:-1])).is_assign()92 return (self.is_variable()93 and self.identifier in '$@&'94 and not self.items95 and not search_variable(self.base))96 def is_scalar_assign(self, allow_assign_mark=False):97 return self.identifier == '$' and self.is_assign(allow_assign_mark)98 def is_list_assign(self, allow_assign_mark=False):99 return self.identifier == '@' and self.is_assign(allow_assign_mark)100 def is_dict_assign(self, allow_assign_mark=False):101 return self.identifier == '&' and self.is_assign(allow_assign_mark)102 def __bool__(self):103 return self.identifier is not None104 def __str__(self):105 if not self:106 return '<no match>'107 items = ''.join('[%s]' % i for i in self.items) if self.items else ''108 return '%s{%s}%s' % (self.identifier, self.base, items)109class VariableSearcher(object):110 def __init__(self, identifiers, ignore_errors=False):...

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argumentparser.py

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...151 if not (is_assign(arg) or arg == '@{}'):152 self._report_error("Invalid argument syntax '%s'." % arg)153 if default is None:154 return arg155 if not is_scalar_assign(arg):156 typ = 'list' if arg[0] == '@' else 'dictionary'157 self._report_error("Only normal arguments accept default values, "158 "%s arguments like '%s' do not." % (typ, arg))159 return arg, default160 def _is_kwargs(self, arg):161 return arg and arg[0] == '&'162 def _format_kwargs(self, kwargs):163 return kwargs[2:-1]164 def _is_varargs(self, arg):165 return arg and arg[0] == '@'166 def _is_kw_only_separator(self, arg):167 return arg == '@{}'168 def _format_varargs(self, varargs):169 return varargs[2:-1]...

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test_isvar.py

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...88 assert not is_assign(' ' + ok)89 for nok in NOK_ASSIGNS:90 assert not is_assign(nok)91 assert not search_variable(nok, ignore_errors=True).is_assign()92 def test_is_scalar_assign(self):93 for ok in SCALARS:94 assert is_scalar_assign(ok)95 assert search_variable(ok).is_scalar_assign()96 assert is_scalar_assign(ok + '=', allow_assign_mark=True)97 assert is_scalar_assign(ok + ' =', allow_assign_mark=True)98 assert not is_scalar_assign(ok + '[item]')99 assert not is_scalar_assign(' ' + ok)100 for nok in NOK_ASSIGNS + LISTS + DICTS:101 assert not is_scalar_assign(nok)102 assert not search_variable(nok, ignore_errors=True).is_scalar_assign()103 def test_is_list_assign(self):104 for ok in LISTS:105 assert is_list_assign(ok)106 assert search_variable(ok).is_list_assign()107 assert is_list_assign(ok + '=', allow_assign_mark=True)108 assert is_list_assign(ok + ' =', allow_assign_mark=True)109 assert not is_list_assign(ok + '[item]')110 assert not is_list_assign(' ' + ok)111 for nok in NOK_ASSIGNS + SCALARS + DICTS:112 assert not is_list_assign(nok)113 assert not search_variable(nok, ignore_errors=True).is_list_assign()114 def test_is_dict_assign(self):115 for ok in DICTS:116 assert is_dict_assign(ok)...

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