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Is there a python or ruby library to create a code outline for the given code? The library should support multiple languages.
I am looking for something like outline view in Eclipse. I don't need the UI, and i can write my own. But I am looking for a library which parses the given language and creates an outline datastructure.
As far as I know there is no such library. You could create it yourself though.
A pragmatic way would be to follow the indentation levels in Python. For other languages, you could either follow the indentation level, or use regular expression matching and a stack to keep track your outline.
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I'm writing a fairly simple Flask app that requires a cron job. Right now, I have a separate module that imports the classes it needs from my app module. This seems to work just fine.
I stumbled across Flask-Script, and I'm left wondering why it would be used over the solution I have now. Keeping in mind that I am new to Flask, can anyone explain this?
It seems to be a helper module. It just gives you a nice "router" for command line commands instead of URLs.
It's more convenient and (more importantly) easier to read the intent of the code.
- Especially for non-trivial cases (>200loc)
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I wanted to automate a screen having image buttons using and not getting the image controls using swapy, So which module I have to use using python
I am the Author of SWAPY. You have to look at Sikuli project http://sikuli.org/
It allows working with controls like with pictures. But Sikuli has no python API or SDK. Only way to use it within python it is make something like that - subprocess.call(sikuli.exe somescript)...
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Can we do event driven programming in Python. If we can, can some one tell which modules (standard or 3rd party modules) to look at. I hope I am not asking a ambiguous question, I am new to Python so please don't mind.
First thing that came into my mind when I saw your post was Twisted.
Ofcourse it depends on what your goal is, but you should check it out
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I am looking for good End to End testing framework under python, where the tests can be written in python and managed in a comfortable way. I know there are many unit testing frameworks, but I am looking for bigger scope, something like test director with support for reports etc,where a whole system is under test.
You havent given any details so it is very difficult to know what specific product are you looking for.
Maybe robotframework suits your needs
I used zope.testing and it was very good for my need, but it's not so different from simple unittest.
There is a good comparative here. I guess most of the products cited are more of the unit testing kind. Not sure you will find what you look for.
The TTCN3 is a quite good test framework for black-box testing. The comercial tools are having lot of reporting stuff there. It is not in python.
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Do you know of well designed open source applications that are instructive to analyse?
Of course this question is strictly related to this other post, but I am specifically interested in applications written in Python.
Django is a python package that is very nicely coded and designed.
Look in the Python Standard Library. It is a great wealth of python code. I particularly like this.py :)
Seriously though there is good code in the std library.
Zope .
Pyramid is Great !
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