[ptt-users] distinguishing environment in which script is being run...

[Dominique de Waleffe]

I am writiung jython test scripts.

When they are run as functional/load test, some method is called by the 
runner. Ok.

When trying out those scripts under testmaker by using the [Agent]>[Run 
Script Locally] menu, I have no way to specify which method/call to 
execute. The file gets loaded and whatever code is runnable is being run.

The problem is that if I put test code there, it will also be run when 
the script is loaded onto a testnode, which is not what I want...

example:
-----------
class MyTest():
	def setUP():
	    pass:
         def test():
             pass
	def tearDown():
	    pass

#testing the test...
t=MyTest()
t.setUp()
for i in [1,2,3]:
	t.test()
t.tearDown()
------------

So is there a check I can do to determine whether the code is loaded as 
testnode code or via[Agent]>[Run Script Locally]?
so that I can use an trick like if __main__=="main": to either 
allow/prevent execution of this bit of code?

Thanks,
D.

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Dominique de Waleffe
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