def to_oef_description(cls, desc: Description) -> OEFDescription:
"""From our description to OEF description."""
oef_data_model = (cls.to_oef_data_model(desc.data_model)
if desc.data_model is not None else None)
new_values = {}
location_keys = set()
loggers_by_key = {}
for key, value in desc.values.items():
if isinstance(value, Location):
oef_location = OEFLocation(latitude=value.latitude,
longitude=value.longitude)
location_keys.add(key)
new_values[key] = oef_location
else:
new_values[key] = value
# this is a workaround to make OEFLocation objects deep-copyable.
# Indeed, there is a problem in deep-copying such objects
# because of the logger object they have attached.
# Steps:
# 1) we remove the loggers attached to each Location obj,
# 2) then we instantiate the description (it runs deepcopy on the values),
# 3) and then we reattach the loggers.
for key in location_keys:
loggers_by_key[key] = new_values[key].log
# in this way we remove the logger
new_values[key].log = None
description = OEFDescription(new_values, oef_data_model)
for key in location_keys:
new_values[key].log = loggers_by_key[key]
return description
def to_oef_description(cls, desc: Description) -> OEFDescription:
"""From our description to OEF description."""
oef_data_model = (
cls.to_oef_data_model(desc.data_model)
if desc.data_model is not None
else None
)
return OEFDescription(desc.values, oef_data_model)