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How to use the spiceypy.getmsg function in spiceypy

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AndrewAnnex / SpiceyPy / test / test_spiceerrors.py View on Github

def test_geterror():
    spice.setmsg("some error occured")
    spice.sigerr("error")
    assert spice.failed()
    assert spice.getmsg("SHORT", 40) == "error"
    assert spice.getmsg("LONG", 200) == "some error occured"

AndrewAnnex / SpiceyPy / test / test_spiceerrors.py View on Github

def test_geterror():
    spice.setmsg("some error occured")
    spice.sigerr("error")
    assert spice.failed()
    assert spice.getmsg("SHORT", 40) == "error"
    assert spice.getmsg("LONG", 200) == "some error occured"