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#224 QUTest/Python implementation of qutest.expect() is incomplete

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2024-08-01
2018-09-29
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The QUTest/Python implementation of qutest.expect() does not handle correctly the following aspects:

  1. it ignores the %timestamp field, instead of keeping track of the time-count and checking it in the received string from QSPY
  2. it does not handle corectly the special character sequences in the expectations ?,*,[chars]
    --MMS

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  • Quantum Leaps

    Quantum Leaps - 2018-09-29
    • Description has changed:

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     The QUTest/Python implementation of `qutest.expect()` does not handle correctly the following aspects:
    -* it ignores the `%timestamp` field, instead of keeping track of the time-count and checking it in the received string from QSPY
    -* it does not handle corectly the special character sequences in the expectations `?`,`*`,`[chars]`
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    +1. it ignores the `%timestamp` field, instead of keeping track of the time-count and checking it in the received string from QSPY
    +2. it does not handle corectly the special character sequences in the expectations `?`,`*`,`[chars]`
     --MMS
    
     
  • Quantum Leaps

    Quantum Leaps - 2019-01-23
    • status: open --> closed
     
  • Quantum Leaps

    Quantum Leaps - 2019-01-23

    This problem has been fixed in QTools 6.3.7 in the (now deprecated) qspypy interface.

    The problem is not present in QTest 6.3.8 with the new qutest.py Python interface.

    The bug is closed as "fixed"

    --MMS

     

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