Best Python code snippet using unittest-xml-reporting_python
builder.py
Source: builder.py
...117 def context_tag(self):118 """Returns the tag represented by the current context.119 """120 return self._current_context.element_tag()121 def _create_cdata_section(self, content):122 """Returns a new CDATA section containing the string defined in123 `content`.124 """125 filtered_content = replace_nontext(content)126 return self._xml_doc.createCDATASection(filtered_content)127 def append_cdata_section(self, tag, content):128 """Appends a tag in the format <tag>CDATA</tag> into the tag represented129 by the current context. Returns the created tag.130 """131 element = self._xml_doc.createElement(tag)132 pos = content.find(']]>')133 while pos >= 0:134 tmp = content[0:pos+2]135 element.appendChild(self._create_cdata_section(tmp))136 content = content[pos+2:]137 pos = content.find(']]>')138 element.appendChild(self._create_cdata_section(content))139 self._append_child(element)140 return element141 def append(self, tag, content, **kwargs):142 """Apends a tag in the format <tag attr='val' attr2='val2'>CDATA</tag>143 into the tag represented by the current context. Returns the created144 tag.145 """146 element = self._xml_doc.createElement(tag)147 for key, value in kwargs.items():148 filtered_value = replace_nontext(six.text_type(value))149 element.setAttribute(key, filtered_value)150 if content:151 element.appendChild(self._create_cdata_section(content))152 self._append_child(element)153 return element154 def _append_child(self, element):155 """Appends a tag object represented by `element` into the tag156 represented by the current context.157 """158 if self._current_context:159 self._current_context.element.appendChild(element)160 else:161 self._xml_doc.appendChild(element)162 def increment_counter(self, counter_name):163 """Increments a counter in the current context and their parents.164 """165 context = self._current_context...
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