erf
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Overview
- Tools to easily write exception handling.
Usage
import erf
# case 1
@erf({"KeyError": "no_data"})
def getter(dic, key):
return dic[key]
dic = {"fuga": 23}
print(getter(dic, "hoge")) # -> "no_data"
# case 2
@erf(KeyError = "no_data")
def getter2(dic, key):
return dic[key]
dic = {"fuga": 23}
print(getter2(dic, "hoge")) # -> "no_data"
Advanced Usage
import erf
import math
# case 3
@erf({"division by zero": math.inf}, error_str_func = "str")
def inf_div(a, b):
return a / b
print(inf_div(3, 0)) # -> inf
# case 4-1
print(erf({"division by zero": math.inf})(lambda a, b: a/b)(3, 0))
# case 4-2
func = lambda a, b: a/b
catcher_dic = {"division by zero": math.inf}
print(erf(catcher_dic)(func)(3, 0))
# case 4-3
func = lambda a, b: a/b
print(erf(div = math.inf)(func)(3, 0))
# case 4-4
func = lambda a, b: a/b
safe_div = erf(div = math.inf)(func)
print(safe_div(3, 0))
# case 5
# Example of recursion: recursion must be wrapped
def rec_func(arg):
if type(arg) == type(23):
return str(arg)
elif type(arg) == type([]):
return [rec_func(e) for e in arg]
else:
raise Exception("invalid type.")
@erf(recur = ...)
def wrapper(arg):
return rec_func(arg)
print(wrapper([1,[2,3]]))
obj = [1,2]
obj[1] = obj
print(wrapper(obj))
概略
- 例外処理を簡単に書けるツール
利用例
import erf
# 「KeyError」が含まれる例外時に「"no_data"」を返却するようにする
@erf({"KeyError": "no_data"})
def getter(dic, key):
return dic[key]
dic = {"fuga": 23}
print(getter(dic, "hoge")) # -> "no_data"
# 同様のコードの略記法
@erf(KeyError = "no_data")
def getter2(dic, key):
return dic[key]
dic = {"fuga": 23}
print(getter2(dic, "hoge")) # -> "no_data"
発展的な利用例
import erf
import math
# 例外オブジェクトを文字列化する方法を指定
@erf({"division by zero": math.inf}, error_str_func = "str")
def inf_div(a, b):
return a / b
print(inf_div(3, 0)) # -> inf
# 無名関数の例外処理
print(erf({"division by zero": math.inf})(lambda a, b: a/b)(3, 0))
# 無名関数の例外処理 その2
func = lambda a, b: a/b
catcher_dic = {"division by zero": math.inf}
print(erf(catcher_dic)(func)(3, 0))
# 無名関数の例外処理 その3
func = lambda a, b: a/b
print(erf(div = math.inf)(func)(3, 0))
# 無名関数の例外処理 その4
func = lambda a, b: a/b
safe_div = erf(div = math.inf)(func)
print(safe_div(3, 0))
# 再帰の例: 再帰の場合は1重ラップする必要がある
def rec_func(arg):
if type(arg) == type(23):
return str(arg)
elif type(arg) == type([]):
return [rec_func(e) for e in arg]
else:
raise Exception("invalid type.")
@erf(recur = ...)
def wrapper(arg):
return rec_func(arg)
print(wrapper([1,[2,3]]))
obj = [1,2]
obj[1] = obj
print(wrapper(obj))
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