Most references to g.unitTesting merely set a 'trace' var. The following
script finds all other uses. In fact, however, most references to
g.unitTesting suppress messages and dialogs during unit tests. Still it's
an interesting script that can't be done with a regex because negative
look-behind assertions must have fixed length:
def predicate(p):
return any([
s.find('g.unitTesting') > -1 and s.find('trace') == -1
for s in g.splitLines(p.b)
])
p = c.cloneFindByPredicate(
generator = c.all_unique_positions,
predicate = predicate,
flatten = True,
)
p.h = 'clone-find-predicate: real use of g.unitTesting'
p.b = '%s nodes' % p.numberOfChildren()
Edward
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