def setConfig(self, field, value):
"""
Set config field *field* to *value*.
Note that you can set a config field several levels deep by
specifying *field* to be a dot-separated path such as
'SERVICES.service1.command'.
"""
configField = ConfigField(self, '_config').getSubField(field)
configField.setValue(value)
def setConfig(self, field, value):
"""
Set config field *field* to *value*.
Note that you can set a config field several levels deep by
specifying *field* to be a dot-separated path such as
'SERVICES.service1.command'.
"""
configField = ConfigField(self, '_config').getSubField(field)
configField.setValue(value)
def updateConfig(self, field, valueDict):
"""
Update config field *field* with members from *valueDict*.
Old field value and *valueDict* must both be of type dict --
their members will be combined using the dict.update() method;
new member values will overwrite old member values.
Note that you can set a config field several levels deep by
specifying *field* to be a dot-separated path such as
'SERVICES.service1'.
"""
configField = ConfigField(self, '_config').getSubField(field)
configField.update(valueDict)
def updateConfig(self, field, valueDict):
"""
Update config field *field* with members from *valueDict*.
Old field value and *valueDict* must both be of type dict --
their members will be combined using the dict.update() method;
new member values will overwrite old member values.
Note that you can set a config field several levels deep by
specifying *field* to be a dot-separated path such as
'SERVICES.service1'.
"""
configField = ConfigField(self, '_config').getSubField(field)
configField.update(valueDict)
def getConfig(self, field):
"""
Get config field *field*.
Note that you can set a config field several levels deep by
specifying *field* to be a dot-separated path such as
'SERVICES.service1.command'.
"""
return ConfigField(self, '_config').getSubField(field).getValue()
