parallel_self_test.Colours Class Reference

Public Member Functions
def	disable (self)

Public Attributes
	Header
	Okgreen
	MakeFail
	TestFail
	TestBypassed
	Endc

Static Public Attributes
string	Header = '\033[96m'
string	Okgreen = '\033[92m'
string	MakeFail = '\033[93m'
string	TestFail = '\033[91m'
string	TestBypassed = '\033[95m'
string	Endc = '\033[0m'

Detailed Description

Very simple class for coloring in text output. Stolen from
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/287871/print-in-terminal-with-colors-using-python

If we were using python 3 we could use the termcolor package instead.

Member Function Documentation

disable()

def parallel_self_test.Colours.disable

(

self

)

    def disable(self):
        self.Header = ''
        self.Okgreen = ''
        self.MakeFail = ''
        self.TestFail = ''
        self.TestBypassed = ''
        self.Endc = ''
 
 
# Make a GLOBAL colours object to tell print functions how to make things
# pretty. Easier to make it global because we want to be able to disable it
# from inside main() without passing around a Colours object all over the
# place.

Member Data Documentation

Endc [1/2]

string parallel_self_test.Colours.Endc = '\033[0m'

static

Endc [2/2]

parallel_self_test.Colours.Endc

Header [1/2]

string parallel_self_test.Colours.Header = '\033[96m'

static

Header [2/2]

parallel_self_test.Colours.Header

MakeFail [1/2]

string parallel_self_test.Colours.MakeFail = '\033[93m'

static

MakeFail [2/2]

parallel_self_test.Colours.MakeFail

Okgreen [1/2]

string parallel_self_test.Colours.Okgreen = '\033[92m'

static

Okgreen [2/2]

parallel_self_test.Colours.Okgreen

TestBypassed [1/2]

string parallel_self_test.Colours.TestBypassed = '\033[95m'

static

TestBypassed [2/2]

parallel_self_test.Colours.TestBypassed

TestFail [1/2]

string parallel_self_test.Colours.TestFail = '\033[91m'

static

TestFail [2/2]

parallel_self_test.Colours.TestFail

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• parallel_self_test.py