Jason Tackaberry wrote:
> On Thu, 2008-03-13 at 19:24 +0100, Duncan Webb wrote:
>> Log:
>> Removed except Exception code, should allow the exceptions to travel up the
>> stack
> [...]
>> + inprogress = self.recordserver_rpc('findNextProgram', isrecording)
>> + if inprogress is None:
>> return None
>> + inprogress.wait()
>> + result = inprogress.get_result()
>> + _debug_('findNextProgramNow.result=%r' % (result,), 1)
>> + return result
>
> I don't normally review or comment on freevo code, but it was impossible
> not to notice that this boilerplate was repeated 17 times. It's just
> screaming to be moved into a separate function. :)
:-) typical evolution of software, started off testing a few methods and
then added more and copied the code for the next function and changed
bits, then changed the function again; over time they all ended up
looking very similar.
There are a couple Python questions that arises out of this, most of the
functions take different arguments:
def findNextProgramNow(self, isrecording=False):
def getScheduledRecordingsNow(self):
def findMatchesNow(self, title=None, movies_only=None):
tested with:
result = rc.findNextProgramNow(True)
result = rc.getScheduledRecordingsNow()
if len(args) == 1:
result = rc.findMatchesNow(args[0])
elif len(args) == 2:
result = rc.findMatchesNow(args[0], args[1])
else:
result = rc.findMatchesNow()
What if the cleanest way of writing a function to call the function with
different arguments, a decorator may work nicely but the may be a really
simple way.
The second question arises from the last test case, it doesn't seem as
simple and clean as it could be, is there a simpler solution?
BTW I have no problem from comments, I'm sure that there is a neater,
quicker and better way to do some things and I'm more than happy for
input, this way we learn. After all we're all human and f*** things up
more often than we would like :-)
Duncan
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