taco 0.1.0

函数结果

If you find that you need the weighted ^{tt1}$ function from the Acme::Dice Perl module, you can import it and call the function as follows:

>>> from taco import Taco
>>> taco = Taco(lang='perl')
>>> taco.import_module('Acme::Dice', 'roll_dice')
>>> taco.call_function('roll_dice', dice=1, sides=6, favor=6, bias=100)
6

In this example, instantiating a ^{tt2}$ object starts a sub-process running a Perl script. This “server” script then handles the instructions to import a module and call one of its functions, returning the value 6.

对象引用

To allow the use of object-oriented modules such as Acme::PricelessMethods, references to objects are returned as instances of the ^{tt3}$ class.

>>> taco.import_module('Acme::PricelessMethods')
>>> pm = taco.construct_object('Acme::PricelessMethods')
>>> type(pm)
<class 'taco.object.TacoObject'>

These objects can be used to invoke further actions:

>>> pm.call_method('is_machine_on')
1

例外情况

^{tt1}$ raises an exception if we try to roll more than 100 dice. The exception is caught and re-raised on the “client” side:

>>> taco.call_function('roll_dice', dice=1000)
Traceback (most recent call last):
...
taco.error.TacoReceivedError: ... Really? Roll 1000 dice? ...

Python

使用python“服务器”脚本的测试可以直接从 套餐：

PYTHONPATH=lib python -m unittest discover -v -s 'ti-python' -p 'ti_*.py'

其他语言

以下测试都需要一个taco“服务器”脚本 要在搜索路径中安装的相应语言。

• Perl

  PYTHONPATH=lib python -m unittest discover -v -s 'ti-perl' -p 'ti_*.py'