def __init__(self,
item,
fields,
filename,
enumerate_rows=False,
dir_=None):
full_filename = os.path.join(dir_, filename)
self.item = item
self.fields = fields
self.filename = full_filename
self.enumerate_rows = enumerate_rows
self.list = []
self.dict = {}
self.field_list = fields.split()
self.first_field_name = self.field_list[0]
self.timestamp = "%s, %s" % (fmt.current_date_yymd(),
fmt.current_time_hm())
# enumerate_rows = create artificial key, to allow duplicates
# of first field (which otherwise is taken as a key)
if enumerate_rows:
self.fields = "z_rowno_ " + self.fields
self.field_list = self.fields.split()
self.index_field_name = self.field_list[0]
self.field_count = len(self.field_list)
if not os.path.exists(self.filename):
e = "Config %s missing file %s" % (item, full_filename)
raise Exception(e)
self.import_csv()
def csv_header_instructions(count, item, filename):
s1 = """\
# Saved %s Green Elk %ss on %s
# in file named %s
"""
s2 = """\
# Instructions:
# - edit in your favourite text editor
# - alternatively, use a spreadsheet (OOo tested in Excel mode)
# - sort and edit as desired
# - save the file again as csv
# - upon import, empty rows and # comment rows will be ignored
# - the # and empty row layouting is hence only to give you an overview
# of a freshly created csv file
#
# On formats:
# - do retain the first line with field names unchanged (required by program)
# - UTF8 is to be used; едц should show as aao with ring and dots
# (if not, change your editor format or face problems later)
# - Text fields with commas, double " and single ' quotes will be
# "safe quoted", i.e. surrounded by " and the " itself is doubled
# (courtesy of Python import csv)
"""
timestamp = "%s, %s" % (fmt.current_date_yymd(), fmt.current_time_hm())
return s1 % (count, item, timestamp, filename), s2
def __init__(self, item, fields, filename, enumerate_rows=False,
dir_=None):
full_filename = os.path.join(dir_, filename)
self.item = item
self.fields = fields
self.filename = full_filename
self.enumerate_rows = enumerate_rows
self.list = []
self.dict = {}
self.field_list = fields.split()
self.first_field_name = self.field_list[0]
self.timestamp = "%s, %s" % (fmt.current_date_yymd(),
fmt.current_time_hm())
# enumerate_rows = create artificial key, to allow duplicates
# of first field (which otherwise is taken as a key)
if enumerate_rows:
self.fields = "z_rowno_ " + self.fields
self.field_list = self.fields.split()
self.index_field_name = self.field_list[0]
self.field_count = len(self.field_list)
if not os.path.exists(self.filename):
e = "Config %s missing file %s" % (item, full_filename)
raise Exception(e)
self.import_csv()
def csv_header_instructions(count, item, filename):
s1 = """\
# Saved %s Green Elk %ss on %s
# in file named %s
"""
s2 = """\
# Instructions:
# - edit in your favourite text editor
# - alternatively, use a spreadsheet (OOo tested in Excel mode)
# - sort and edit as desired
# - save the file again as csv
# - upon import, empty rows and # comment rows will be ignored
# - the # and empty row layouting is hence only to give you an overview
# of a freshly created csv file
#
# On formats:
# - do retain the first line with field names unchanged (required by program)
# - UTF8 is to be used; едц should show as aao with ring and dots
# (if not, change your editor format or face problems later)
# - Text fields with commas, double " and single ' quotes will be
# "safe quoted", i.e. surrounded by " and the " itself is doubled
# (courtesy of Python import csv)
"""
timestamp = "%s, %s" % (fmt.current_date_yymd(),
fmt.current_time_hm())
return s1 % (count, item, timestamp, filename), s2
def __init__(self, name, verbose=True):
self.name = name
self.bug_count = 0
self.list = []
self.timestamp = "%s, %s" % (fmt.current_date_yymd(),
fmt.current_time_hm())
def __init__(self, name, verbose=True):
self.name = name
self.bug_count = 0
self.list = []
self.timestamp = "%s, %s" % (fmt.current_date_yymd(),
fmt.current_time_hm())
