Python yaml_load Examples

Example #1

File: config.py Project: wahahamyt/CAT

def load_cfg(cfg_to_load):
    """Wrapper around yaml.load used for maintaining backward compatibility"""
    file_types = [file, io.IOBase] if six.PY2 else [io.IOBase]  # noqa false positive
    expected_types = tuple(file_types + list(six.string_types))
    assert isinstance(cfg_to_load, expected_types), \
        'Expected one of {}, got {}'.format(expected_types, type(cfg_to_load))
    if isinstance(cfg_to_load, tuple(file_types)):
        cfg_to_load = ''.join(cfg_to_load.readlines())
    for old_module, new_module in iteritems(_RENAMED_MODULES):
        # yaml object encoding: !!python/object/new:<module>.<object>
        old_module, new_module = 'new:' + old_module, 'new:' + new_module
        cfg_to_load = cfg_to_load.replace(old_module, new_module)
    # Import inline due to a circular dependency between env.py and config.py
    import detectron.utils.env as envu
    return envu.yaml_load(cfg_to_load)

Example #2

File: config.py Project: Jakaria08/Detectron

def load_cfg(cfg_to_load):
    """Wrapper around yaml.load used for maintaining backward compatibility"""
    file_types = [file, io.IOBase] if six.PY2 else [io.IOBase]  # noqa false positive
    expected_types = tuple(file_types + list(six.string_types))
    assert isinstance(cfg_to_load, expected_types), \
        'Expected one of {}, got {}'.format(expected_types, type(cfg_to_load))
    if isinstance(cfg_to_load, tuple(file_types)):
        cfg_to_load = ''.join(cfg_to_load.readlines())
    for old_module, new_module in iteritems(_RENAMED_MODULES):
        # yaml object encoding: !!python/object/new:<module>.<object>
        old_module, new_module = 'new:' + old_module, 'new:' + new_module
        cfg_to_load = cfg_to_load.replace(old_module, new_module)
    # Import inline due to a circular dependency between env.py and config.py
    import detectron.utils.env as envu
    return envu.yaml_load(cfg_to_load)