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'''
Robot library helpers for debugging
'''

import sys
import pdb

import IPython

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[buildout]
parts = odoo
find-links = http://download.gna.org/pychart/

[odoo]
version = git http://github.com/odoo/odoo.git odoo 8.0 depth=1
recipe = anybox.recipe.odoo:server
eggs =
    nose
    ipython

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"""
This file can be used to demonstrate that the exit status of the process
that is run by a os.exec*() call will be taken as the exit status of the
original process, as can be expected from the fact that os.exec() completely
replaces the original process.

Use it like this on bash:

    python test_exit.py die 2 ; echo $?
    python test_exit.py sub 2 ; echo $?

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# Paste this in ipython_odoo use it like this:
#     r.res.users(1, 2, 3,)
#
# the "res.users(1, 2, 3,)" above is the printable representation of a recordset, sometimes output in logging.

class Resolver(object):
     _completables = None
     def __init__(self, env, name_parts=()):
         self._env = env
         self._name_parts = name_parts

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import signal

def may_debug_handler(sig, frame):
    # allow double CTRL+C to really break interrupt:
    signal.signal(signal.SIGINT, signal.default_int_handler)

    c = input('(d)ebug? (i)nterrupt? ')
    print 'got:', c
    if c == 'd':
        breakpoint()

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# Based on the description found at https://dicasdeprogramacao.com.br/algoritmo-para-validar-cpf/
def get_cpf_mod_11_digit(digits):
    weights = range(len(digits) + 1, 1, -1)
    weighted = [digit * weight for digit, weight in zip(digits, weights)]
    weighted_sum = sum(weighted)
    extra_digit = weighted_sum * 10 % 11 % 10
    return extra_digit

def int_to_cpf_with_digits(num):
    assert num < 1000000000

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"""
Add this fixture to a file containing a test, or to your global `conftest.py`, to turn warnings into errors.

This way the test will break at the warning point, and your traceback will likely contain all functions or methods
responsible for creating the conditions for the warning being raised.

For instance, in the case of a `SettingWithCopyWarning` from pandas, the function that tries to mutate a dataframe
view/slice might not be the function that created the dataframe view/slice in the first place, but that function
is probably in the stack somewhere.