How to use the pvl.decoder.ParseError function in pvl
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planetarypy / planetaryimage / tests / test_mission_data.py View on Github 
def test_mission_data():
data_products = PlanetaryTestDataProducts()
for file_name in data_products.products:
image_path = os.path.join(data_products.directory, file_name)
try:
image = PDS3Image.open(image_path)
assert data_products.mission_data[file_name]['opens'] == "True"
assert data_products.mission_data[file_name]['label'] \
== image.label.items()[0][1]
except (pvl.decoder.ParseError, KeyError, UnicodeDecodeError,
ValueError):
try:
assert data_products.mission_data[file_name]['opens'] \
== "False"
except:
print (file_name, "is marked as True and should be false")
except AssertionError:
print (file_name, "is marked as False and should be True")pvl
Python implementation for PVL (Parameter Value Language) parsing and encoding.
