def mutate(self, obj):
if isinstance(obj, UnicodeType):
# unicode strings are required to be placed in the body
# (by our encoding scheme)
self.in_body = 1
else:
# XXX really should check getInBody(), but we'd have
# to do isinstance() for each type ... maybe do later
self.in_body = 0
if isInstanceLike(obj) or hasPickleFuncs(obj):
# obj has data items (list,dict,tuple) *AND* attributes.
# mutate to an oldstyle object, turning the data items into
# a special attribute (eg. __items__, __entries__).
#
# also, if obj defines the special pickling functions, we treat
# it as an instance so we don't have to duplicate all the
# protocol logic here.
return XMLP_Mutated(newinst_to_oldinst(obj))
else:
# obj has only data items (list,dict,tuple,etc.)
# convert to the raw datatype and remember the
# module.class of obj for unpickling.
(o, t) = newdata_to_olddata(obj)
return XMLP_Mutated(o, t)
def mutate(self, obj):
# (I avoided using strftime(), for portability reasons.)
# Pickle seconds as a float to save full precision.
s = "YMD = %d/%d/%d, HMS = %d:%d:%f" % \
(obj.year,obj.month,obj.day,\
obj.hour,obj.minute,obj.second)
return XMLP_Mutated(s)
def mutate(self, obj):
list = []
for item in obj:
list.append(item)
return XMLP_Mutated(list)
def mutate(self, obj):
wrap = _EmptyClass()
wrap.__toplevel__ = obj
return XMLP_Mutated(wrap)
def mutate(self, obj):
return XMLP_Mutated(pickle.dumps(obj))
def mutate(self, obj):
return XMLP_Mutated(obj.pattern)