Python typify Examples

Example #1

File: handle_DataSeries.py Project: rickpaul/becon-0.1

		def fget(self):
			return typify(str, self.__load_metadata('txt_subcategory'))

Example #2

File: handle_DataSeries.py Project: rickpaul/becon-0.1

		def fget(self):
			return typify(int, self.__load_metadata('dt_last_refreshed_date'))

Example #3

File: handle_DataSeries.py Project: rickpaul/becon-0.1

		def fget(self):
			return typify(str, self.__load_metadata('txt_geography'))

Example #4

File: handle_DataSeries.py Project: rickpaul/becon-0.1

		def fget(self):
			return typify(int, self.__load_metadata('dt_last_updated_history'))

Example #5

File: handle_DataSeries.py Project: rickpaul/becon-0.1

		def fget(self):
			return typify(int, self.__load_metadata('txt_Quandl_database'))

Example #6

File: handle_DataSeries.py Project: rickpaul/becon-0.1

		def fget(self):
			return typify(int, self.__load_metadata('code_original_periodicity'))

Example #7

File: handle_DataSeries.py Project: rickpaul/becon-0.1

		def fget(self):
			return typify(bool, self.__load_metadata('bool_data_is_categorical'))

Example #8

File: handle_DataSeries.py Project: rickpaul/becon-0.1

		def fget(self):
			return typify(int, self.__load_metadata('dt_min_data_date'))

Example #9

File: handle_DataSeries.py Project: rickpaul/becon-0.1

		def fget(self):
			return typify(str, self.__load_metadata('txt_category_meaning'))

Example #10

File: handle_WordSeries.py Project: rickpaul/becon-0.1

	def __is_stored_db(self):
		typify(bool, self.__load_metadata('bool_word_is_stored'))