Error when first line of test module contains docstring !<

[DaanVanVugt]

Hi,

I ran into a weird error when using FRUITPy: If the first line (before module) contains a comment (of the form !<, I did not test others), the generated test driver will have a line

use contains

which causes some issues because I do not have a module named contains

Daan

ps. Thanks for making FRUITPy, it made my life a bit easier :)

[acroucher]

hi Daan, thanks for reporting that.

Am I right in suspecting that your comment included the words 'module contains'? There was a bug in parse_test_module_name() which meant it would fail if there was a comment before the start of the module, which had the word 'module' in it.

I have just pushed a fix to the FRUITPy testing branch. Can you try that and let me know if it fixes your problem?

[DaanVanVugt]

Hi Adrian,

Yes you are completely right.
The newest testing branch seems to work just fine.

Thanks,
Daan

On Thu, Aug 4, 2016 at 3:24 AM, Adrian Croucher notifications@github.com
wrote:

hi Daan, thanks for reporting that.

Am I right in suspecting that your comment included the words 'module
contains'? There was a bug in parse_test_module_name() which meant it would
fail if there was a comment before the start of the module, which had the
word 'module' in it.

I have just pushed a fix to the FRUITPy testing branch. Can you try that
and let me know if it fixes your problem?

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[acroucher]

Great. I've just merged that fix into the master branch.