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How to iterate a function untill last argument with any order of input?
07-20-2018
self.otherlist = {}
print self.otherlist
self.populateTestList(self.system_type)
print "########################################################"
for machine, market in self.otherlist.items():
print [(v if isinstance(v, basestring) else v.keys()[0]) for v in market]
print "########################################################" def kick(self,system,market):
if isinstance(market, dict):
for key, val in market.items():
if re.search('fruits', key, re.M|re.I):
fus = ""
for count, fus_area in enumerate(val.get('Fus_Area')):
if count == 0:
fus = fus_area.lower()
else:
fus = fus + "," + fus_area.lower()
cmd = "python %ssetup.py %s %s %s" % \
(cur_path, host, fus, self.build)
rc = self.exec_proc(cmd)
elif re.search("flowers",market, re.M|re.I):
cmd = "python %sdump1.sh %s %s %s" % \
(cur_path, host, system, self.build)
rc = self.exec_proc(cmd)
else:
if re.search("vegetable",market):
cmd = "python %sguestlist.py \
%s --log-number " % \
(self.jid)
rc = self.exec_proc(cmd)
else:
cmd = "piral Config \
%s" % \(system)
rc = self.exec_proc(cmd)
self.kick(system,market)
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