Runner Class Reference

Runs a script repeatedly for all declared runmodes and succeeds if the scripts do. More...

Inheritance diagram for Runner:

Collaboration diagram for Runner:

Public Member Functions
def	run (self, clean=True, extra_opts=None, interpreter=None, args, kwargs)
	The method to run the test. More...
Public Member Functions inherited from OutputManager
def	__init__ (self, args, kwargs)
	Arguments are passed through to OptionsManager.
def	runmodes (self, section=None)
	Return runmodes. More...
def	output (self, runmode, section=None, statefile=False)
	The name of the output file for a given runmode. More...
def	clean (self, runmode)
	Delete the trajectory file and state file for a given runmode. More...
Public Member Functions inherited from OptionsManager
def	__init__ (self, options, cp)
def	get_option (self, name, default=None, required=False, section=None)
	Get configuration file keys in a safe way. More...

Additional Inherited Members
Public Attributes inherited from OutputManager
	outputdir
	All output files end up here. More...
	expecteddir
	Where to look for pre-run simulations to compare test runs to. More...
Public Attributes inherited from OptionsManager
	options
	optparse.Values: command line options
	cp
	ConfigParser: configuration file keys.
	test
	The name of the current test.

Detailed Description

Runs a script repeatedly for all declared runmodes and succeeds if the scripts do.

Configuration file keys this class understands.

Definition at line 239 of file testdriver.py.

Member Function Documentation

def run	(		self,
			clean = True,
			extra_opts = None,
			interpreter = None,
			args,
			kwargs
	)

The method to run the test.

Parameters

clean	(optional) Boolean: Whether to remove old output before running the test.
extra_opts	(optional) List: Additional command line options appended to the script call.
interpreter	(optional) str: Interpreter to run the command through, e.g. python.
args	passed through to subprocess.call
kwargs	passed through to subprocess.call

This method terminates the test driver with a return value equal to that of the script call if one of the scripts fail.

Definition at line 246 of file testdriver.py.

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• Testing/testdriver.py