Python Name.__unicode__ Examples

Example #1

File: built_form_example.py Project: aecomka/urbanfootprint-1

 def __unicode__(self):
     url = self.url_aerial or self.url_street
     if self.content:
         content_type = self.content.get_internal_type()
     else:
         content_type = '(none)'
     return "{0} {1}, url:{2}, content_type:{3}".format(
         Key.__unicode__(self), Name.__unicode__(self), url, content_type)

Example #2

File: built_form_example.py Project: respec/UrbanFootprint

 def __unicode__(self):
     url = self.url_aerial or self.url_street
     if self.content:
         content_type = self.content.get_internal_type()
     else:
         content_type = '(none)'
     return "{0} {1}, url:{2}, content_type:{3}".format(
         Key.__unicode__(self),
         Name.__unicode__(self),
         url, content_type)

Example #3

 def __unicode__(self):
     return "{0} {1}, url:{2}, content_type:{3}".format(
         Key.__unicode__(self), Name.__unicode__(self), self.url,
         self.content_type)

Example #4

File: presentation.py Project: respec/urbanfootprint

 def __unicode__(self):
     return "{0}, {1}".format(Name.__unicode__(self), ScopedKey.__unicode__(self))

Example #5

 def __unicode__(self):
     return "{0}, {1}".format(Name.__unicode__(self), ScopedKey.__unicode__(self))

Example #6

File: medium.py Project: respec/UrbanFootprint

 def __unicode__(self):
     return "{0} {1}, url:{2}, content_type:{3}".format(Key.__unicode__(self),
                                                        Name.__unicode__(self), self.url, self.content_type)