#63 cast players in TrackerEvent.__str__#64
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@miguelgondu let me know if this is working for you in the general case |
Load a lotv replay and print all the events to ensure they print. The output from the prints have been redirected to a stream using StringIO and then checked for the last few events to occur.
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@StoicLoofah I think I have updated and tested this change in: StoicLoofah#3 which if you accept you can then update this pull request I think? There was a rebase involved to bring it up to date with upstream to avoid a merge commit, which I haven't had to do before and might not work. |
63 trackerevent str error update
Logic issue with conditional import. StringIO.StringIO does not support usage of the with keyword.
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At this point with all the extraneous commits, it might be worth squashing the commits when merging into ggtracker:upstream. Or maybe pulling your branch down and squashing into two commits if you want to keep the "authors" correct. :) |
Fix Python 2 issues with test_event_print.
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@Gusgus01 thanks for the tip. I'm not too concerned about the exact commit history, so I will lazily merge as is. thanks for helping to validate and test this fix! |
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| self.assertIn("PlayerLeaveEvent", capturedOutput.getvalue()) | ||
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| sys.stdout = capturedOutput = StringIO() |
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The original with open() as form is safer in the face of exceptions... Was there a reason to move away from that?
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StringIO.StringIO does not implement exit() I believe and can not be used with with() in python2. io.StringIO does and is what is being used in Python3 so could be used with with().
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This addressed issue #63.
Looking into the issue, it appears that python3 handles format strings differently from python2. In this case, both
Noneandnot Nonevalues were failing because neither had properly implemented__format__necessary for the alignment formatting provided. The easy fix is to cast to a string first, and that can be properly formatted.I considered adding
__format__toEntity, but I saw there was already something in there and got scared.sc2reader/sc2reader/objects.py
Line 157 in cc364ff
Maybe someone else will get around to it if this same issue comes up in a another place. At least this fix appears to work for now