I want to run this doctest and check the output:
>>> execfile("scss_converter_1.5.1_v1.py") #doctest: +NORMALIZE_WHITESPACE +DONT_ACCEPT_BLANKLINE
body {
.boxholder {
.box {
.col {
.something {
.something.else {
}
}
img {
}
a {
.my.span {
}
}
ul {
.list-item {
}
}
#some-button {
}
}
}
.another-box.crazy.very.insane {
}
}
}
"""
But when I run the test it says the expected output is:
Expected:
body {
Any way to make it expect the full string with all the words? A new line usually means the end of the expected output doesn't it so it is tricky.
Cheers
As per the docs, the expected output of a doctest ends at an all-whitespace line or a line starting with >>>. If the whitespace lines are an essential part of the output, you can escape them by replacing all the blank lines with <BLANKLINE>.