def getalttrans(self, origin=None):
"""Returns <alt-trans> for the given origin as a list of units. No
origin means all alternatives.
"""
translist = []
for node in self.xmlelement.iterdescendants(self.namespaced("alt-trans")):
if self.correctorigin(node, origin):
# We build some mini units that keep the xmlelement. This
# makes it easier to delete it if it is passed back to us.
newunit = base.TranslationUnit(self.source)
# the source tag is optional
sourcenode = node.iterdescendants(self.namespaced("source"))
try:
newunit.source = lisa.getText(next(sourcenode),
getXMLspace(node, self._default_xml_space))
except StopIteration:
pass
# must have one or more targets
targetnode = node.iterdescendants(self.namespaced("target"))
newunit.target = lisa.getText(next(targetnode),
getXMLspace(node, self._default_xml_space))
# TODO: support multiple targets better
# TODO: support notes in alt-trans
newunit.xmlelement = node
translist.append(newunit)
return translist
def _getnotelist(self, origin=None):
"""Returns the text from notes matching ``origin`` or all notes.
:param origin: The origin of the note (or note type)
:type origin: String
:return: The text from notes matching ``origin``
:rtype: List
"""
note_nodes = []
if origin == 'pos':
note_nodes = self.xmlelement.iterdescendants(self.namespaced("termNote"))
elif origin == 'definition':
note_nodes = self.xmlelement.iterdescendants(self.namespaced("descrip"))
else:
note_nodes = self.xmlelement.iterdescendants(self.namespaced("note"))
# TODO: consider using xpath to construct initial_list directly
# or to simply get the correct text from the outset (just remember to
# check for duplication.
initial_list = [lisa.getText(note,
getXMLspace(self.xmlelement,
self._default_xml_space))
for note in note_nodes]
# Remove duplicate entries from list:
dictset = {}
note_list = [dictset.setdefault(note, note) for note in initial_list if note not in dictset]
return note_list
def _getnotelist(self, origin=None):
"""Returns the text from notes matching ``origin`` or all notes.
:param origin: The origin of the note (or note type)
:type origin: String
:return: The text from notes matching ``origin``
:rtype: List
"""
note_nodes = self.xmlelement.iterdescendants(self.namespaced("note"))
# TODO: consider using xpath to construct initial_list directly
# or to simply get the correct text from the outset (just remember to
# check for duplication.
initial_list = [
lisa.getText(note,
getXMLspace(self.xmlelement, self._default_xml_space))
for note in note_nodes if self.correctorigin(note, origin)
]
# Remove duplicate entries from list:
dictset = {}
note_list = [
dictset.setdefault(note, note) for note in initial_list
if note not in dictset
]
return note_list
def getnotelist(self, origin=None):
"""Private method that returns the text from notes.
The origin parameter is ignored.."""
note_nodes = self.xmlelement.iterdescendants(self.namespaced("note"))
note_list = [lisa.getText(note) for note in note_nodes]
return note_list
def getnotelist(self, origin=None):
"""Private method that returns the text from notes.
The origin parameter is ignored.."""
note_nodes = self.xmlelement.iterdescendants(self.namespaced("note"))
note_list = [lisa.getText(note) for note in note_nodes]
return note_list
def _getnotelist(self, origin=None):
"""Returns the text from notes.
:param origin: Ignored
:return: The text from notes
:rtype: List
"""
note_nodes = self.xmlelement.iterdescendants(self.namespaced("note"))
return [lisa.getText(note) for note in note_nodes]
def _getnotelist(self, origin=None):
"""Returns the text from notes.
:param origin: Ignored
:return: The text from notes
:rtype: List
"""
note_nodes = self.xmlelement.iterdescendants(self.namespaced("note"))
note_list = [lisa.getText(note) for note in note_nodes]
return note_list
def getcontextgroups(self, name):
"""Returns the contexts in the context groups with the specified name"""
groups = []
grouptags = self.xmlelement.iterdescendants(self.namespaced("context-group"))
# TODO: conbine name in query
for group in grouptags:
if group.get("name") == name:
contexts = group.iterdescendants(self.namespaced("context"))
pairs = []
for context in contexts:
pairs.append((context.get("context-type"), lisa.getText(context, getXMLspace(self.xmlelement, self._default_xml_space))))
groups.append(pairs) # not extend
return groups
def getnotelist(self, origin=None):
"""Private method that returns the text from notes matching 'origin' or all notes."""
notenodes = self.xmlelement.iterdescendants(self.namespaced("note"))
# TODO: consider using xpath to construct initial_list directly
# or to simply get the correct text from the outset (just remember to
# check for duplication.
initial_list = [lisa.getText(note, getXMLspace(self.xmlelement, self._default_xml_space)) for note in notenodes if self.correctorigin(note, origin)]
# Remove duplicate entries from list:
dictset = {}
notelist = [dictset.setdefault(note, note) for note in initial_list if note not in dictset]
return notelist
def getnotelist(self, origin=None):
"""Private method that returns the text from notes matching 'origin' or all notes."""
notenodes = self.xmlelement.iterdescendants(self.namespaced("note"))
# TODO: consider using xpath to construct initial_list directly
# or to simply get the correct text from the outset (just remember to
# check for duplication.
initial_list = [
lisa.getText(note,
getXMLspace(self.xmlelement, self._default_xml_space))
for note in notenodes if self.correctorigin(note, origin)
]
# Remove duplicate entries from list:
dictset = {}
notelist = [
dictset.setdefault(note, note) for note in initial_list
if note not in dictset
]
return notelist
def getcontexttuples(self, node, namespace):
"""Returns all the information in the context nodes as a list of tuples
of (type, text)"""
contexts = node.findall(".//{%s}context" % namespace)
return [(context.get("context-type"), lisa.getText(context)) for context in contexts]
def getcontexttuples(self, node, namespace):
"""Returns all the information in the context nodes as a list of tuples
of (type, text)"""
contexts = node.findall(".//{%s}context" % namespace)
return [(context.get("context-type"), lisa.getText(context))
for context in contexts]
