Re: [Configobj-develop] Validating with __many__...

[Michael F. <fuz...@vo...>]

Hello Marc,

I'll have to look at this - I can't see the problem and it may be a bug.

Michael

Marc Tompkins wrote:
> Hi all -
>
> I hope this is not a horribly stupid question...
>
> I'm setting up my configspec thusly:
>  
>
>         tmpStr = """[Current]
>         npiXMLFile = string(default="npiMap.XML")
>         InHist = string_list(default=None)
>         OutHist = string_list(default=None)
>         Submitter = string(default=None)
>         Carrier = string(default=None)
>         MainSize = tuple()
>         MainPos = tuple()
>         SummarySize = tuple()
>         SummaryPos = tuple()
>         ConfirmSuccess = boolean(default=True)
>         CvtCarrier = boolean(default=False)
>         KeepLicense = boolean(default=False)
>         KeepInsID = boolean(default=False)
>         KeepTaxID = boolean(default=True)
>         KeepUxIN = boolean(default=True)
>         KeepFacID = boolean(default=False)
>         UseSecID = boolean(default=False)
>         FixSSN = boolean(default=True)
>         DNtoDQ = boolean(default=False)
>         [JobProfiles]
>         [[__many__]]
>         Submitter = string(default=" ")
>         Carrier = string(default=" ")
>         CvtCarrier = boolean(default=False)
>         KeepLicense = boolean(default=False)
>         KeepInsID = boolean(default=False)
>         KeepTaxID = boolean(default=True)
>         KeepUxIN = boolean(default=True)
>         KeepFacID = boolean(default=False)
>         UseSecID = boolean(default=False)
>         FixSSN = boolean(default=True)
>         DNtoDQ = boolean(default=False)
>         InFile = string(default="")
>         OutFile = string(default="")
>         """
>         cfgSpec = StringIO.StringIO(tmpStr)
>         cfgFile = ConfigObj(cfgFileName,
>                     configspec=cfgSpec, raise_errors=True,
>     write_empty_values = True,
>                     create_empty=True, indent_type='    ', list_values
>     = True)
>         vtor = Validator()
>
>
> and validating it thusly:
>
>         test = cfgFile.validate(vtor, copy=True)
>         cfgFile.write()
>
>
> My actual ini file looks like so:
>
>     [Current]
>         npiXMLFile = file:///E:/ultrahld/npiMap.xml
>         Submitter = 1234567
>         Carrier = ColoradoMedicare
>         ConfirmSuccess = True
>         KeepLicense = False
>         KeepInsID = False
>         KeepTaxID = True
>         KeepUxIN = False
>         KeepFacID = False
>         UseSecID = True
>         FixSSN = True
>         DNtoDQ = False
>         InHist = E:\ultrahld\MCARE06.837, E:\ultrahld\MCARE04.837,
>     E:\bbs\out.837
>         OutHist = E:\bbs\out.837, E:\bbs\MCAL03.NPI
>         CvtCarrier = True
>     [JobProfiles]
>         [[Bogus]]
>             Submitter = 8675309
>             Carrier = NHIC
>             CvtCarrier = False
>             KeepLicense = False
>             KeepInsID = False
>             KeepTaxID = True
>             KeepUxIN = True
>             KeepFacID = False
>             UseSecID = False
>             FixSSN = True
>             DNtoDQ = False
>             InFile = E:\ultrahld\MCARE04.837
>             OutFile = E:\bbs\out.837
>         [[ReallyBogus]]
>             Submitter = 345678
>             Carrier = NHIC
>             CvtCarrier = False
>             KeepLicense = False
>             KeepInsID = False
>             KeepTaxID = True
>             KeepUxIN = True
>             KeepFacID = False
>             UseSecID = False
>             FixSSN = True
>             DNtoDQ = False
>             InFile = E:\ultrahld\MCARE03.837
>             OutFile = E:\bbs\out.837
>
>
> If I cut the file short after [JobProfiles], all is well, but if I 
> include [[Bogus]] or [[ReallyBogus]] the validation blows up with the 
> following:
> Traceback (most recent call last):
>
>      File "E:\fsrPy\FSR-X12\fsr_x12.pyw", line 538, in <module>
>     main()
>      File "E:\fsrPy\FSR-X12\fsr_x12.pyw", line 530, in main
>     test = Global.cfgFile.validate(Global.vtor, copy=True)
>      File "c:\python25\lib\site-packages\configobj.py", line 2301, in
>     validate
>     copy=copy, section=section[entry])
>      File "c:\python25\lib\site-packages\configobj.py", line 2297, in
>     validate
>     section.comments[entry] = section._cs_section_comments[entry]
>     KeyError: 'Bogus'
>     Script terminated.
>
>
> I was poking around adding pprint() statements in configobj.py, and 
> the problem seems to be that when "__many__" occurs in the configspec, 
> no entries are created in section._cs_section_comments - which of 
> course they wouldn't be, because we don't know what the subsection 
> names are yet.
>
> I'm not actually using comments, and probably never will, so I suppose 
> I could just rip out all of that... but there must be a better way, 
> and I can't possibly be the only one who's run into this.  However, I 
> haven't seen it mentioned in the list archives, so I suspect I'm doing 
> something wrong.  What should I do?
>
> Windows XP Pro SP3
> Python 2.5.1
> wxPython 2.8.7.1 <http://2.8.7.1>
> ConfigObj 4
>
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