Convenience facilities for objects.
Presents:
- flavour, for deciding whether an object resembles a mapping or sequence.
- O, an object subclass with a nice str and convenient init.
- Some O_* functions for working with objects, particularly O subclasses.
- Proxy, a very simple minded object proxy intended to aid debugging.
Function copy(obj, *a, **kw)
Convenient function to shallow copy an object with simple modifications.
Performs a shallow copy of self using copy.copy.
Treat all positional parameters as attribute names, and replace those attributes with shallow copies of the original attribute.
Treat all keyword arguments as (attribute,value) tuples and replace those attributes with the supplied values.
Function flavour(obj)
Return constants indicating the ``flavour'' of an object:
T_MAP: DictType, DictionaryType, objects with an keys or keys attribute.T_SEQ: TupleType, ListType, objects with an iter attribute.T_SCALAR: Anything else.
Class O
A bare object subclass to allow storing arbitrary attributes.
It also has a nice default __str__
and __eq__ and __ne__ based on the O_attrs of the object.
Function O_attritems(o)
Generator yielding (attr,value) for relevant attributes of o.
Function O_attrs(o)
Yield attribute names from o which are pertinent to O_str.
Note: this calls getattr(o,attr) to inspect it in order to
prune callables.
Function O_merge(o, _conflict=None, _overwrite=False, **kw)
Merge key:value pairs from a mapping into an O as attributes.
Ignore keys that do not start with a letter. New attributes or attributes whose values compare equal are merged in. Unequal values are passed to:
_conflict(o, attr, old_value, new_value)
to resolve the conflict. If _conflict is omitted or None then the new value overwrites the old if _overwrite is true.
Function O_str(o, no_recurse=False, seen=None)
Return a str representation of the object o.
Parameters:
o: the object to describe.no_recurse: if true, do not recurse into the object's structure. Default:False.seen: a set of previously sighted objects to prevent recursion loops.
Function obj_as_dict(o, attr_prefix=None, attr_match=None)
Return a dictionary with keys mapping to o attributes.
Class Proxy
An extremely simple proxy object that passes all unmatched attribute accesses to the proxied object.
Note that setattr and delattr work directly on the proxy, not the proxied object.
Class TrackedClassMixin
A mixin to track all instances of a particular class.
This is aimed at checking the global state of objects of a particular type, particularly states like counters. The tracking is attached to the class itself.
The class to be tracked includes this mixin as a superclass and calls:
TrackedClassMixin.__init__(class_to_track)
from its init method. Note that class_to_track is
typically the class name itself, not type(self) which would
track the specific subclass. At some relevant point one can call:
self.tcm_dump(class_to_track[, file])
class_to_track needs a tcm_get_state method to return the
salient information, such as this from cs.resources.MultiOpenMixin:
def tcm_get_state(self):
return {'opened': self.opened, 'opens': self._opens}
See cs.resources.MultiOpenMixin for example use.
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