Esempi in Python per get_new_obj

Esempio n. 1

File: example.py Progetto: alexcouper/supermutes

 def mutate(self, value):
     return get_new_obj(value)  # get_new_obj uses the module that called

Esempio n. 2

File: readonly.py Progetto: JoelD7/breast-cancer-analysis

"A collection of readonly immutables"
from copy import deepcopy

from supermutes.register import get_new_obj, register
from supermutes.base import SuperMutable

readonly = lambda obj: get_new_obj(obj)


def reset_mapping():
    register(__name__, dict, ReadOnlyDict)
    register(__name__, list, ReadOnlyList)


class ReadOnlyClassException(Exception):
    pass


class ReadOnlyBaseClass(object):
    def method_not_allowed(self, *args, **kwargs):
        raise ReadOnlyClassException("Cannot write to object.")

    (__setitem__, __setattr__, __delitem__, __setslice__, __delslice__, append,
     insert, pop, popitem, remove, clear, update, extend, reverse,
     sort) = (method_not_allowed, ) * 15


class ReadOnlyList(ReadOnlyBaseClass, SuperMutable, list):
    """
    A list that allows read only access to its items.

Esempio n. 3

File: dot.py Progetto: JoelD7/breast-cancer-analysis

 def mutate(self, value):
     return get_new_obj(value)

Esempio n. 4

File: dot.py Progetto: JoelD7/breast-cancer-analysis

from supermutes.register import get_new_obj, register
from supermutes.base import SuperMutable


dotify = lambda obj: get_new_obj(obj)
"Helper function for converting a mutable"


def reset_mapping():
    register(__name__, dict, DotDict)
    register(__name__, list, DotList)


class DotList(SuperMutable, list):
    """
    A list that allows dot notation access to its items.

    For example:

    >> d = DotList(['a', 'b', 'c'])
    >> d._0
    'a'
    >> d._1
    'b'
    >> d._2
    'c'
    >> d._3
    IndexError

    """
    def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs):

Esempio n. 5

File: example.py Progetto: JoelD7/breast-cancer-analysis

 def mutate(self, value):
     return get_new_obj(value)  # get_new_obj uses the module that called

Esempio n. 6

File: readonly.py Progetto: alexcouper/supermutes

"A collection of readonly immutables"
from copy import deepcopy

from supermutes.register import get_new_obj, register
from supermutes.base import SuperMutable

readonly = lambda obj: get_new_obj(obj)


def reset_mapping():
    register(__name__, dict, ReadOnlyDict)
    register(__name__, list, ReadOnlyList)


class ReadOnlyClassException(Exception):
    pass


class ReadOnlyBaseClass(object):

    def method_not_allowed(self, *args, **kwargs):
        raise ReadOnlyClassException("Cannot write to object.")

    (__setitem__, __setattr__, __delitem__, __setslice__, __delslice__,
     append, insert, pop, popitem, remove, clear, update, extend,
     reverse, sort) = (method_not_allowed,) * 15


class ReadOnlyList(ReadOnlyBaseClass, SuperMutable, list):
    """
    A list that allows read only access to its items.