def __str__(self):
answer = '[' + MagnitudeInterface.__str__(self) + ','
if self.units is None:
answer += 'None]'
else:
answer += "'" + str(int(self.units)) + "']"
return answer
def __init__(self, value=None, units=None):
self.units = units
#if units:
#self.units = units_text[units]
MagnitudeInterface.__init__(self, value)
print dumps((StringClass("Text with ]]>"), ))
print """
#
# The StringMarshaller is more advanced then the built in string marshelling.
# We could remove our escape hack and replace the string marshalling.
#
>>> Marshaller.dispatch[types.StringType] = \\
Marshaller.dispatch[types.InstanceType]
"""
Marshaller.dispatch[types.StringType] = Marshaller.dispatch[types.InstanceType]
print """
#
# We could do a cleaner reimplementation, but this just show that now the str
# marshaller uses the InstanceType, which I've extended to support registerring
# handlers, blah, blah, blah...
#
>>> print dumps(('this is a test.',)) # Look ma, CDATA goodies!
"""
print dumps(('this is a test.', ))
from mpx.lib import EnumeratedValue
print dumps((EnumeratedValue(2, "asdf"), ))
from mpx.lib.magnitude import MagnitudeInterface
print dumps((MagnitudeInterface(1), ))
print dumps((MagnitudeInterface(2L), ))
print dumps((MagnitudeInterface(3.0), ))
