def set_link_details(self, **kwargs): # AzureusLink
"""
Sets the details of where the Azureus server to connect to is located.
@rtype: None
@keyword host: Host name of the machine to connect to (default is
C{127.0.0.1}).
@keyword port: Server port that Azureus is accepting XML/HTTP
connections on (default is C{6884}).
@keyword secure: Set to a true value if the Azureus is only
accepting secure connections (default is C{False}).
@keyword user: For authenticated connections - the user name to
connect as (default is to use no authentication).
@keyword password: For authenticated connections - the password to
connect with (default is to use no authentication).
"""
# Smart use of handle_kwargs, I think. :)
from dopal.utils import handle_kwargs
kwargs = handle_kwargs(kwargs, **self.link_data)
#for key, value in kwargs.items():
# if key not in self.link_data:
# raise TypeError, "invalid keyword argument: %s" % key
self.link_data.update(kwargs)
def set_link_details(self, **kwargs): # AzureusLink
"""
Sets the details of where the Azureus server to connect to is located.
@rtype: None
@keyword host: Host name of the machine to connect to (default is
C{127.0.0.1}).
@keyword port: Server port that Azureus is accepting XML/HTTP
connections on (default is C{6884}).
@keyword secure: Set to a true value if the Azureus is only
accepting secure connections (default is C{False}).
@keyword user: For authenticated connections - the user name to
connect as (default is to use no authentication).
@keyword password: For authenticated connections - the password to
connect with (default is to use no authentication).
"""
# Smart use of handle_kwargs, I think. :)
from dopal.utils import handle_kwargs
kwargs = handle_kwargs(kwargs, **self.link_data)
#for key, value in kwargs.items():
# if key not in self.link_data:
# raise TypeError, "invalid keyword argument: %s" % key
self.link_data.update(kwargs)
def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs):
if len(args) + len(kwargs) > 3:
raise ValueError, "DopalError.__init__ takes at most 3 arguments - %s positional argument(s) given, %s keyword argument(s) given" % (
len(args), len(kwargs))
# Filters out invalid keywords.
from dopal.utils import handle_kwargs
handle_kwargs(kwargs, error=None, obj=None, text=None)
error = obj = text = None
has_error = has_object = has_text = False
import types
for kwname, kwvalue in kwargs.items():
if kwname == 'error':
if not isinstance(kwvalue, Exception):
msg = "'error' keyword argument is not Exception: %r"
raise TypeError, msg % (kwvalue, )
has_error = True
error = kwvalue
elif kwname == 'text':
if not isinstance(kwvalue, types.StringTypes):
msg = "'text' keyword argument is not a String type: %r"
raise TypeError, msg % (kwvalue, )
has_text = True
text = kwvalue
else: # kwname == 'obj'
has_object = True
obj = kwvalue
import types
for arg in args:
if isinstance(arg, Exception) and not has_error:
has_error = True
error = arg
elif isinstance(arg, types.StringTypes) and not has_text:
has_text = True
text = arg
else:
if has_object:
msg = "could not determine Dopal argument type for %r"
raise TypeError, msg % (arg, )
has_object = True
obj = arg
dopal_arg_tuple = args
if kwargs:
dopal_arg_tuple += tuple(kwargs.values())
dopal_arg_dict = {}
if has_error:
dopal_arg_dict['error'] = error
if has_object:
dopal_arg_dict['object'] = obj
if has_text:
dopal_arg_dict['text'] = text
self.dopal_arg_tuple = dopal_arg_tuple
self.dopal_arg_dict = dopal_arg_dict
self.error = error
self.obj = obj
self.text = text
self.has_object = has_object
self.has_error = has_error
self.has_text = has_text
# super(DopalError, self).__init__(dopal_arg_tuple)
Exception.__init__(self, *dopal_arg_tuple)
def _invoke_remote_method(self, *args, **kwargs):
from dopal.utils import handle_kwargs
kwargs = handle_kwargs(kwargs, result_type=None)
return self.invoke_object_method(__funcname__, args, **kwargs)
def _invoke_remote_method(self, *args, **kwargs):
from dopal.utils import handle_kwargs
kwargs = handle_kwargs(kwargs, result_type=None)
return self.invoke_object_method(__funcname__, args, **kwargs)