Francesc Alted wrote:
> Hi Gabriel,
>
> Your message has not entered the list properly and bounced (mail sent
> from unsubscribed address?). I'm replying to it here.
>
> Gabriel J.L. Beckers wrote:
>> Hi list,
>
>> In my code I would like to enforce the use of names that adhere to
>> the natural naming principle of PyTables. But how to check this
>> conveniently?
>>
>> I found the tables.checkNameValidity() function. However it raises an
>> error if the name is not valid, and only prints a warning if it is
>> not a valid natural name, and that only the first time it is used.
>> Ideally I would like to use some function that checks whether or not
>> an object/string is a valid natural name, and returns a False/True.
>> Does something like that exist? Or can I somehow check for the
>> warning that is raised?
>
> No, there is not a routine that does what you want. In fact, the
> function ``tables.checkNameValidity()`` is only meant for internal use.
> I think the routine that you need can be obtained quite easily from the
> above one. Feel free to open a ticket so that I can track it later on
> (if you end with an implementation, please attach it to the ticket).
>
Wouldn't this work?
import warnings
warnings.filterwarnings('error', category=tables.NaturalNameWarning)
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