def find_and_convert(self, *args, **kwargs):
databases_logger.debug(str(self) + " ASKED: " + str(args) + str(kwargs) + str(self._type_conversion))
if len(args) == 0:
iter_search = self.find(kwargs)
else:
iter_search = self.find(*args, **kwargs)
for x in iter_search:
# databases_logger.debug("found one:",x)
yield self._type_conversion(x)
def find_and_convert(self, *args, **kwargs):
databases_logger.debug(
str(self) + " ASKED: " + str(args) + str(kwargs) +
str(self._type_conversion))
if len(args) == 0:
iter_search = self.find(kwargs)
else:
iter_search = self.find(*args, **kwargs)
for x in iter_search:
# databases_logger.debug("found one:",x)
yield self._type_conversion(x)
def find_and_convert_one(self, *args, **kwargs):
databases_logger.debug(str(self) + " ASKED: " + str(args) + str(kwargs) + str(self._type_conversion))
####
# Watch out, subtle bugs can be introduced if using this from the sage command-line, due to the sage interpreter
# The integers are all wrapped to be sage integers, which causes problems if you store int s in the database
# POD
if len(args) == 0:
x = self.find_one(kwargs)
else:
x = self.find_one(*args, **kwargs)
databases_logger.debug("GOT " + str(x))
y = self._type_conversion(x)
# databases_logger.debug("CONVERTED TO "+str(y))
return y
def find_and_convert_one(self, *args, **kwargs):
databases_logger.debug(
str(self) + " ASKED: " + str(args) + str(kwargs) +
str(self._type_conversion))
####
# Watch out, subtle bugs can be introduced if using this from the sage command-line, due to the sage interpreter
# The integers are all wrapped to be sage integers, which causes problems if you store int s in the database
# POD
if len(args) == 0:
x = self.find_one(kwargs)
else:
x = self.find_one(*args, **kwargs)
databases_logger.debug("GOT " + str(x))
y = self._type_conversion(x)
# databases_logger.debug("CONVERTED TO "+str(y))
return y
