Hi.
Really basic question!!
Got a chunk of some test python, trying to figure out a quick/easy way
to capture all/any errors/exceptions that get thrown..
For the test process, I need to "ensure" that I capture any/all
potential errors..
-Could/Should I wrap the entire func in a try/catch when I call the
function from the parent process?
-Should I have separate try/catch blocks within the function?
-The test py app is being run from the CLI, is there a py command line
attribute that auto captures all errors?
Any thoughts..
Thanks!
A sample of the test code is:
def getParseCollegeFacultyList1(url, content):
s=content
s=s.replace(" ","")
if(debug==1):
print "s="+s
url=url.strip("/")
#got the page/data... parse it and get the "schools"..
#use the "dept" list as the school
# s contains HTML not XML text
d = libxml2dom.parseString(s, html=1)
###########################################################
#--
#--create the output data file for the registrar/start data
#--
#--
###########################################################
#term_in=201336&&sel_subj=ACCT
if(debug==1):
print "inside parse state/college function \n"
#-----------Form------------
#fetch the option val/text for the "depts" which are used
#as the dept abbrv/name on the master side
#-- the school matches the dept...
#-- this results in separate packets for each dept
p="//a[contains(@href,'SelectTeacher') and @id='last']//attribute::href"
ap="//a[contains(@href,'campusRatings.jsp')]//attribute::href"
hpath="//div[@id='profInfo']/ul/li[1]//a/attribute::href" #
-get the college website
cpath="//div[@id='profInfo']/ul/li[2]/text()"
#-get the city,state
colpath="//h2/text()" #-college name
xpath="//a[contains(@title,'school id:')]/attribute::href"
hh_ = d.xpath(hpath)
cc_ = d.xpath(cpath)
col_ = d.xpath(colpath)
ap_ = d.xpath(ap)
if(debug==1):
print "hhl "+str(len(hh_))
print "ccl "+str(len(cc_))
web=""
if (len(hh_)>0):
web=hh_[0].textContent
city=""
if (len(cc_)>0):
city=cc_[0].textContent
colname=""
if (len(col_)>0):
colname=col_[0].textContent
colname=colname.encode('ascii', 'ignore').strip()
#
# set up out array
#
ret={}
out={}
row={}
jrow=""
ndx=0
pcount_ = d.xpath(p)
if(len(pcount_)==0):
#at least one success/entry.. but apparently only a single page..
status=True
#count=pcount_[0].textContent.strip()
#countp=count.split('&pageNo=')
#count=countp[1]
#rr=countp[0]
if(len(ap_)==1):
idd=ap_[0].textContent.strip()
idd=idd.split("?sid=")
idd=idd[1].split("&")
idd=idd[0].strip()
nurl=url+"/SelectTeacher.jsp?sid="+idd+"&pageNo=1"
#nurl=url+"&pageNo=1"
row={}
row['WriteData']=True
row['tmp5']=web
row['tmp6']=city
row['tmp7']=colname
row['tmp8']=nurl
#don't json for now
#jrow=simplejson.dumps(row)
jrow=row
out[ndx]=jrow
ndx = ndx+1
else:
#at least one success/entry.. set the status
status=True
count=pcount_[0].textContent.strip()
countp=count.split('&pageNo=')
count=countp[1]
rr=countp[0]
if(debug==1):
print "c ="+str(count)+"\n"
for t in range(1,int(count)+1):
nurl=url+rr+"&pageNo="+str(t)
if(debug==1):
print "nurl = "+nurl+"\n"
row={}
row['WriteData']=True
row['tmp5']=web
row['tmp6']=city
row['tmp7']=colname
row['tmp8']=nurl
#don't json for now
#jrow=simplejson.dumps(row)
jrow=row
out[ndx]=jrow
ndx = ndx+1
ret['data']=simplejson.dumps(out)
ret['count']=ndx
ret['status']=status
return(ret)
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