On Fri, Dec 3, 2010 at 6:05 AM, David Roe <r...@math.harvard.edu> wrote:
> import re
> def concise_log(long_log_name, concise_log_name):
> with open(long_log_name) as long_log:
> log = long_log.read()
> p = "The following tests
> failed:\\n\\n(.*)\\n----------------------------------------------------------------------\n"
> match = re.search(p, log, flags=re.DOTALL)
> clog = ""
> if match is not None:
> tests = match.groups()[0].split('\n')
> for test in tests:
> match = re.search(r"sage -t -force_lib
> devel/([^/]*)/([^#]*)", test)
> if match is None:
> clog += test + "\nSee full log for more details"
> else:
> test = "sage -t -force_lib /" +
> match.groups()[1].strip()
> failure = log.find(test)
> match = re.search(test, log)
> next = log[failure+1:].find("sage -t -force_lib")
> clog += log[failure: failure+next] + "\n\n"
> else:
> clog = "No doctests failed"
> with open(concise_log_name, "w") as concise_log:
> concise_log.write(clog)
>
Yes, eliding the passed build/test entries was certainly on my todo
list, thanks for the code.
- Robert
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