I feel like I should know this, but I haven't been able to figure it out...
我觉得我应该知道这一点,但我无法弄明白......
I want to get the name of a method--which happens to be an integration test--from inside it so it can print out some diagnostic text. I can, of course, just hard-code the method's name in the string, but I'd like to make the test a little more DRY if possible.
我想从内部获取方法的名称 - 恰好是集成测试 - 因此它可以打印出一些诊断文本。当然,我可以在字符串中对方法的名称进行硬编码,但是如果可能的话,我想让测试更加干燥。
5 个解决方案
#1
23
The answers involving introspection via inspect
and the like are reasonable. But there may be another option, depending on your situation:
涉及通过检查等的内省的答案是合理的。但根据您的具体情况,可能还有其他选择:
If your integration test is written with the unittest module, then you could use self.id()
within your TestCase.
如果您的集成测试是使用unittest模块编写的,那么您可以在TestCase中使用self.id()。
#2
53
This seems to be the simplest way using module inspect
:
这似乎是使用模块检查的最简单方法:
import inspect
def somefunc(a,b,c):
print "My name is: %s" % inspect.stack()[0][3]
You could generalise this with:
您可以将此概括为:
def funcname():
return inspect.stack()[1][3]
def somefunc(a,b,c):
print "My name is: %s" % funcname()
Credit to Stefaan Lippens which was found via google.
感谢通过谷歌发现的Stefaan Lippens。
#3
16
This decorator makes the name of the method available inside the function by passing it as a keyword argument.
此装饰器通过将其作为关键字参数传递,使函数内部的方法名称可用。
from functools import wraps
def pass_func_name(func):
"Name of decorated function will be passed as keyword arg _func_name"
@wraps(func)
def _pass_name(*args, **kwds):
kwds['_func_name'] = func.func_name
return func(*args, **kwds)
return _pass_name
You would use it this way:
你会这样使用它:
@pass_func_name
def sum(a, b, _func_name):
print "running function %s" % _func_name
return a + b
print sum(2, 4)
But maybe you'd want to write what you want directly inside the decorator itself. Then the code is an example of a way to get the function name in a decorator. If you give more details about what you want to do in the function, that requires the name, maybe I can suggest something else.
但也许你想在装饰者本身内直接写出你想要的东西。然后代码是一个在装饰器中获取函数名的方法的示例。如果你提供关于你想在函数中做什么的更多细节,那需要这个名字,也许我可以推荐别的东西。
#4
10
# file "foo.py"
import sys
import os
def LINE( back = 0 ):
return sys._getframe( back + 1 ).f_lineno
def FILE( back = 0 ):
return sys._getframe( back + 1 ).f_code.co_filename
def FUNC( back = 0):
return sys._getframe( back + 1 ).f_code.co_name
def WHERE( back = 0 ):
frame = sys._getframe( back + 1 )
return "%s/%s %s()" % ( os.path.basename( frame.f_code.co_filename ),
frame.f_lineno, frame.f_code.co_name )
def testit():
print "Here in %s, file %s, line %s" % ( FUNC(), FILE(), LINE() )
print "WHERE says '%s'" % WHERE()
testit()
Output:
输出:
$ python foo.py
Here in testit, file foo.py, line 17
WHERE says 'foo.py/18 testit()'
Use "back = 1" to find info regarding two levels back down the stack, etc.
使用“back = 1”查找关于堆栈等两个级别的信息等。
#5
3
I think the traceback
module might have what you're looking for. In particular, the extract_stack
function looks like it will do the job.
我认为追溯模块可能有你想要的东西。特别是,extract_stack函数看起来会完成这项工作。
#1
23
The answers involving introspection via inspect
and the like are reasonable. But there may be another option, depending on your situation:
涉及通过检查等的内省的答案是合理的。但根据您的具体情况,可能还有其他选择:
If your integration test is written with the unittest module, then you could use self.id()
within your TestCase.
如果您的集成测试是使用unittest模块编写的,那么您可以在TestCase中使用self.id()。
#2
53
This seems to be the simplest way using module inspect
:
这似乎是使用模块检查的最简单方法:
import inspect
def somefunc(a,b,c):
print "My name is: %s" % inspect.stack()[0][3]
You could generalise this with:
您可以将此概括为:
def funcname():
return inspect.stack()[1][3]
def somefunc(a,b,c):
print "My name is: %s" % funcname()
Credit to Stefaan Lippens which was found via google.
感谢通过谷歌发现的Stefaan Lippens。
#3
16
This decorator makes the name of the method available inside the function by passing it as a keyword argument.
此装饰器通过将其作为关键字参数传递,使函数内部的方法名称可用。
from functools import wraps
def pass_func_name(func):
"Name of decorated function will be passed as keyword arg _func_name"
@wraps(func)
def _pass_name(*args, **kwds):
kwds['_func_name'] = func.func_name
return func(*args, **kwds)
return _pass_name
You would use it this way:
你会这样使用它:
@pass_func_name
def sum(a, b, _func_name):
print "running function %s" % _func_name
return a + b
print sum(2, 4)
But maybe you'd want to write what you want directly inside the decorator itself. Then the code is an example of a way to get the function name in a decorator. If you give more details about what you want to do in the function, that requires the name, maybe I can suggest something else.
但也许你想在装饰者本身内直接写出你想要的东西。然后代码是一个在装饰器中获取函数名的方法的示例。如果你提供关于你想在函数中做什么的更多细节,那需要这个名字,也许我可以推荐别的东西。
#4
10
# file "foo.py"
import sys
import os
def LINE( back = 0 ):
return sys._getframe( back + 1 ).f_lineno
def FILE( back = 0 ):
return sys._getframe( back + 1 ).f_code.co_filename
def FUNC( back = 0):
return sys._getframe( back + 1 ).f_code.co_name
def WHERE( back = 0 ):
frame = sys._getframe( back + 1 )
return "%s/%s %s()" % ( os.path.basename( frame.f_code.co_filename ),
frame.f_lineno, frame.f_code.co_name )
def testit():
print "Here in %s, file %s, line %s" % ( FUNC(), FILE(), LINE() )
print "WHERE says '%s'" % WHERE()
testit()
Output:
输出:
$ python foo.py
Here in testit, file foo.py, line 17
WHERE says 'foo.py/18 testit()'
Use "back = 1" to find info regarding two levels back down the stack, etc.
使用“back = 1”查找关于堆栈等两个级别的信息等。
#5
3
I think the traceback
module might have what you're looking for. In particular, the extract_stack
function looks like it will do the job.
我认为追溯模块可能有你想要的东西。特别是,extract_stack函数看起来会完成这项工作。