On Fri, Mar 31, 2006 at 12:04:34PM -0500, Do, Uy N wrote: -> I tested the redirect_error using twill-sh/ twill-sh - n command and -> they all worked good. However, when I tried to use the redirect_error -> command within python script syntax it didn't produce anything in the -> log file. -> Here is the script that I tried using python code: -> ----------------- -> # this script works just fine -> redirect_error 't3.err' -> go http://url_throwing_errors -> code 200 -> ---------------- -> # Nothing was written to file 't3p.err' -> #!c:\python python -> from twill.commands import go, follow, showforms, fv, submit, find, -> notfind, code, save_html, extend_with, config, redirect_output, -> redirect_error, reset_error -> import os, time, re -> -> redirect_error ('t3p.err') -> go ('http://url_throwing_errors') -> code('200') -> --------------- -> -> Do you see anything wrong with the script?
No, it should definitely work. OK, clearly something unfriendly is happening (on Windows, yes?) that I will have to track down. I think the first thing to do is write some tests ;). It may take me a few days to get to this, though, because I'm travelling next week and need to prepare. Sorry ;(. --titus _______________________________________________ twill mailing list [email protected] http://lists.idyll.org/listinfo/twill
