Dear Sage Team,
I know that one can doc test exceptions by
sage: stupid_code()
Traceback (most recent call last):
...
TypeError: error message RTFM
My problem: The error message will not always be the same. It is an
error raised by the Singular interface, the error message will show
auto-generated variable names -- and the exact name will depend on
whether the test is "sage -t -long" or "sage -t -optional" or "sage -
t".
How can I make the error message a black box? I tried
sage: stupid_code()
Traceback (most recent call last):
...
TypeError: ...
It didn't work, it resulted in a doc test error.
The Traceback ends with
TypeError: Singular error:
? `COHO3I` is undefined
? error occurred in STDIN line 66438: `def sage9606=COHO3I;`
where the names sage9606 and COHO3I are not always the same.
How should the doc test syntax be in that case?
Cheers,
Simon
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