def __init__(self, sites_file_path, values_file_path):
#self.sites_file_path = sites_file_path
#self.values_file_path = values_file_path
self.sites_file_path = os.path.abspath(sites_file_path)
self.values_file_path = os.path.abspath(values_file_path)
# Build a dictionary of variables indexed by code
variable_dict = {}
stage = csv_model.Variable()
stage.VariableCode = 'Stage_ft'
stage.VariableName = 'Stage'
stage_units = wof_base.BaseUnits()
stage_units.UnitsName = 'international foot'
stage_units.UnitsType = 'Length'
stage_units.UnitsAbbreviation = 'ft'
stage.VariableUnits = stage_units
variable_dict['Stage_ft'] = stage
flow = csv_model.Variable()
flow.VariableCode = 'Discharge_cfs'
flow.VariableName = 'Discharge'
flow_units = wof_base.BaseUnits()
flow_units.UnitsName = 'cubic feet per second'
flow_units.UnitsType = 'Flow'
flow_units.UnitsAbbreviation = 'cfs'
flow.VariableUnits = flow_units
variable_dict['Discharge_cfs'] = flow
self.variable_dict = variable_dict
def append_units(self,get_variables_response):
r = get_variables_response
for i in range(len(get_variables_response)):
#Declare a new instance of BaseUnits for each VariableUnits object of
#each item in get_all_variables response.
#If you don't do this all items will end up referencing the same
#memory location for VariableUnits.
r[i].VariableUnits = wof_base.BaseUnits()
r[i].VariableUnits.UnitsID = r[i].VariableUnits_UnitsID
r[i].VariableUnits.UnitsName = r[i].VariableUnits_UnitsName
r[i].VariableUnits.UnitsAbbreviation = r[i].VariableUnits_UnitsAbbreviation
return r
class Variable(wof_base.BaseVariable):
# Properties common to all variables in this example
SampleMedium = wof_base.SampleMediumTypes.SURFACE_WATER
IsRegular = True
ValueType = 'Field Observation'
DataType = 'Average'
NoDataValue = -9999
TimeSupport = 1
TimeUnitsID = 1
GeneralCategory = wof_base.GeneralCategoryTypes.HYDROLOGY
TimeUnits = wof_base.BaseUnits()
TimeUnits.UnitsID = 1
TimeUnits.UnitsName = 'day'
TimeUnits.UnitsType = 'Time'
TimeUnits.UnitsAbbreviation = 'd'
variableResultArr = dao.get_all_variables()
print variableResultArr
#for variableResult in variableResultArr:
# print variableResult.VariableCode # This worked yay
# #variableResult.VariableUnits.UnitsID = variableResult.VariableUnits_UnitsID
# #variableResult.VariableUnits.UnitsName = variableResult.VariableUnits_UnitsName
# #variableResult.VariableUnits.UnitsType = variableResult.VariableUnits_UnitsName
# print variableResult.VariableUnits_UnitsAbbreviation
# print variableResult.VariableUnits.UnitsAbbreviation
r = variableResultArr
for i in range(len(r)):
print i
print r[i].VariableName
r[i].VariableUnits = wof_base.BaseUnits()
r[i].VariableUnits.UnitsAbbreviation = str(
r[i].VariableUnits_UnitsAbbreviation)
r[0].VariableUnits.UnitsAbbreviation = "monkey"
print r[0].VariableUnits.UnitsAbbreviation
print r[1].VariableUnits.UnitsAbbreviation
print r[2].VariableUnits.UnitsAbbreviation
print r[3].VariableUnits.UnitsAbbreviation
print r[4].VariableUnits.UnitsAbbreviation
print "Next i"
print "let's see what happens after the loop assignment"
for re in r:
print re.VariableName
print re.VariableUnits.UnitsAbbreviation