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import testCode, os, shutil, time

code1="""
CherryClass Root:
mask:
    def index(self):
        Hello
"""
code2="""
CherryClass Root:
mask:
    def index(self):
        Hello2
"""

config="""
[server]
logFile=logFile
logToScreen=0
"""

def test(infoMap, failedList, skipped):
    print "    Testing hotReload...",
    # Test that hotReload does work if source code was compiled in debug mode
    testCode.compileCode(infoMap, code1, "")
    f=open("RootServer.cfg", "w")
    f.write(config)
    f.close()

    pid = testCode.startServer(infoMap)
    result, cookies, response = testCode.getPage("", [], 0, [])
    testCode.compileCode(infoMap, code2, "")
    f=open("RootServer.cfg", "w")
    f.write(config)
    f.close()

    # Send hotreload
    resHotReload = os.popen('%s ../cherryhotreload.py 127.0.0.1:8000' % infoMap['path']).read()
    time.sleep(1)
    if resHotReload.find('Hot reload command sent') == -1:
        print "*** FAILED ***"
        failedList.append("hotReload (2) for python%s"%infoMap['exactVersionShort']+' failed: cherryhotreload didn\' print \"Hot reload command sent\"')
    else:
        result, cookies, response = testCode.getPage("", [], 0, [])
        if result != 'Hello2\n':
            print "*** FAILED ***"
            failedList.append("hotReload (2) for python%s"%infoMap['exactVersionShort']+' failed: hotReload didn\' work in debug mode: expected \"Hello2\\n\", got \"%s\"' % repr(result))
        else:
            print "passed"
    testCode.shutdownServer(pid, 'r', 0)