def __setattr__(self, name, value):
#---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#
# purpose: '__setattr__' is called on every assignment to an instance attribute.
# Consequently, it must put the value in through the __dict__ to avoid
# calling itself and setting up an infinite recursion loop.It sets the
# attribute called name to value in two steps.
# One -- set the global C code control parameter
# Two -- set the instance self data control parameter
#
# usage: x.name = value
#
# passed : name and value
#
# returned: None
#
#---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
names = Shgrid.parameterNames(self)
names = names[2:]
if name in names:
shgridmodule.shseti(name, value)
self.__dict__[name] = value
else:
self.__dict__[name] = value
return None
def __setattr__(self, name, value):
#---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#
# purpose: '__setattr__' is called on every assignment to an instance attribute.
# Consequently, it must put the value in through the __dict__ to avoid
# calling itself and setting up an infinite recursion loop.It sets the
# attribute called name to value in two steps.
# One -- set the global C code control parameter
# Two -- set the instance self data control parameter
#
# usage: x.name = value
#
# passed : name and value
#
# returned: None
#
#---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
names = Shgrid.parameterNames(self)
names = names[2:]
if name in names:
shgridmodule.shseti(name, value)
self.__dict__[name] = value
else:
self.__dict__[name] = value
return None
def setInstanceParameters(self):
#---------------------------------------------------------------------------
#
# purpose: set the instance values of the current shgrid control parameters in c code
#
# usage: r.setInstanceParameters()
#
# where r is an instance of Shgrid
#
# passed: self
#
# returned: None
#
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------
names = Shgrid.parameterNames(self)
names = names[2:]
for name in names:
shgridmodule.shseti(name, eval('self.' + name))
return None
def setInstanceParameters(self):
#---------------------------------------------------------------------------
#
# purpose: set the instance values of the current shgrid control parameters in c code
#
# usage: r.setInstanceParameters()
#
# where r is an instance of Shgrid
#
# passed: self
#
# returned: None
#
#----------------------------------------------------------------------------
names = Shgrid.parameterNames(self)
names = names[2:]
for name in names:
shgridmodule.shseti(name, eval('self.' + name))
return None