twisted.conch.test.test_manhole.ManholeLoopbackMixin
class documentationtwisted.conch.test.test_manhole
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Known subclasses: twisted.conch.test.test_manhole.ManholeLoopbackSSHTests, twisted.conch.test.test_manhole.ManholeLoopbackStdioTests, twisted.conch.test.test_manhole.ManholeLoopbackTelnetTests
Method | wfd | Undocumented |
Method | test_SimpleExpression | Evaluate simple expression. |
Method | test_TripleQuoteLineContinuation | Evaluate line continuation in triple quotes. |
Method | test_FunctionDefinition | Evaluate function definition. |
Method | test_ClassDefinition | Evaluate class definition. |
Method | test_Exception | Evaluate raising an exception. |
Method | test_ControlC | Evaluate interrupting with CTRL-C. |
Method | test_interruptDuringContinuation | Sending ^C to Manhole while in a state where more input is required to complete a statement should discard the entire ongoing statement and reset the input prompt to the non-continuation prompt. |
Method | test_ControlBackslash | Evaluate cancelling with CTRL-\. |
Method | test_controlD | A CTRL+D in the middle of a line doesn't close a connection, but at the beginning of a line it does. |
Method | test_ControlL | No summary |
Method | test_controlA | CTRL-A can be used as HOME - returning cursor to beginning of current line buffer. |
Method | test_controlE | CTRL-E can be used as END - setting cursor to end of current line buffer. |
Method | test_deferred | When a deferred is returned to the manhole REPL, it is displayed with a sequence number, and when the deferred fires, the result is printed. |
Sending ^C to Manhole while in a state where more input is required to complete a statement should discard the entire ongoing statement and reset the input prompt to the non-continuation prompt.
A CTRL+D in the middle of a line doesn't close a connection, but at the beginning of a line it does.
CTRL+L is generally used as a redraw-screen command in terminal applications. Manhole doesn't currently respect this usage of it, but it should at least do something reasonable in response to this event (rather than, say, eating your face).