def import_from_dict(cls, data):
data['executables'] = [
Executable.import_from_dict(executable_data)
for executable_data in data['executables']
]
data['executables'] = dict([(executable.filename, executable)
for executable in data['executables']])
data['testcases'] = [
Testcase.import_from_dict(testcase_data)
for testcase_data in data['testcases']
]
data['managers'] = [
Manager.import_from_dict(manager_data)
for manager_data in data['managers']
]
data['managers'] = dict([(manager.filename, manager)
for manager in data['managers']])
data['files'] = [
File.import_from_dict(file_data) for file_data in data['files']
]
data['files'] = dict([(file_.filename, file_)
for file_ in data['files']])
# XXX We convert the key from str to int because it was the key
# of a JSON object.
data['evaluations'] = dict(
(int(k), v) for k, v in data['evaluations'].iteritems())
return cls(**data)
def import_from_dict(cls, data):
data["files"] = [File.import_from_dict(file_data) for file_data in data["files"]]
data["files"] = dict([(file_.filename, file_) for file_ in data["files"]])
data["managers"] = [Manager.import_from_dict(manager_data) for manager_data in data["managers"]]
data["managers"] = dict([(manager.filename, manager) for manager in data["managers"]])
data["executables"] = [Executable.import_from_dict(executable_data) for executable_data in data["executables"]]
data["executables"] = dict([(executable.filename, executable) for executable in data["executables"]])
return cls(**data)
def import_from_dict(cls, data):
data["executables"] = [Executable.import_from_dict(executable_data) for executable_data in data["executables"]]
data["executables"] = dict([(executable.filename, executable) for executable in data["executables"]])
data["testcases"] = [Testcase.import_from_dict(testcase_data) for testcase_data in data["testcases"]]
data["managers"] = [Manager.import_from_dict(manager_data) for manager_data in data["managers"]]
data["managers"] = dict([(manager.filename, manager) for manager in data["managers"]])
data["files"] = [File.import_from_dict(file_data) for file_data in data["files"]]
data["files"] = dict([(file_.filename, file_) for file_ in data["files"]])
# XXX We convert the key from str to int because it was the key
# of a JSON object.
data["evaluations"] = dict((int(k), v) for k, v in data["evaluations"].iteritems())
return cls(**data)
def import_from_dict(cls, data):
data['files'] = [File.import_from_dict(file_data)
for file_data in data['files']]
data['files'] = dict([(file_.filename, file_)
for file_ in data['files']])
data['managers'] = [Manager.import_from_dict(manager_data)
for manager_data in data['managers']]
data['managers'] = dict([(manager.filename, manager)
for manager in data['managers']])
data['executables'] = [Executable.import_from_dict(executable_data)
for executable_data in data['executables']]
data['executables'] = dict([(executable.filename, executable)
for executable in data['executables']])
return cls(**data)
def import_from_dict(cls, data):
data['executables'] = [Executable.import_from_dict(executable_data)
for executable_data in data['executables']]
data['executables'] = dict([(executable.filename, executable)
for executable in data['executables']])
data['testcases'] = [Testcase.import_from_dict(testcase_data)
for testcase_data in data['testcases']]
data['managers'] = [Manager.import_from_dict(manager_data)
for manager_data in data['managers']]
data['managers'] = dict([(manager.filename, manager)
for manager in data['managers']])
data['files'] = [File.import_from_dict(file_data)
for file_data in data['files']]
data['files'] = dict([(file_.filename, file_)
for file_ in data['files']])
return cls(**data)