def __setattr__(self, attr, value): if getattr(self, "_useDb", False): import songdb if attr in songdb.Attribs: songdb.updateSongAttribValue(self, attr, value) # Note that locally stored attribs might get outdated. # Thus, in getFast(), those will not be returned for accuracy=1. object.__setattr__(self, attr, value)
def update(self, attr, updateFunc, default=None): "updateFunc is supposed to be oldValue->newValue." "E.g. you can increment by one or so. While updateFunc is executed, the DB is blocked." import songdb if getattr(self, "_useDb", False) and attr in songdb.Attribs: value = songdb.updateSongAttribValue(self, attr, updateFunc, default=default) else: value = getattr(self, attr, default) value = updateFunc(value) # Note that locally stored attribs might get outdated. # Thus, in getFast(), those will not be returned for accuracy=1. object.__setattr__(self, attr, value)
def update(self, attr, updateFunc, default=None): "updateFunc is supposed to be oldValue->newValue." "E.g. you can increment by one or so. While updateFunc is executed, the DB is blocked." import songdb if getattr(self, "_useDb", False) and attr in songdb.Attribs: value = songdb.updateSongAttribValue(self, attr, updateFunc, default=default) else: # Note that we don't use getattr to get the old value for the updateFunc. # This is to avoid infinite recursion loops and also because # it doesn't exactly match the useDb-case where we don't use getattr # but the old value in the DB. value = updateFunc(default) # Note that locally stored attribs might get outdated. # Thus, in getFast(), those will not be returned for accuracy=1. object.__setattr__(self, attr, value)
def update(self, attr, updateFunc, default=None): "updateFunc is supposed to be oldValue->newValue." "E.g. you can increment by one or so. While updateFunc is executed, the DB is blocked." import songdb if getattr(self, "_useDb", False) and attr in songdb.Attribs: value = songdb.updateSongAttribValue(self, attr, updateFunc, default=default) else: # Note that we don't use getattr to get the old value for the updateFunc. # This is to avoid infinite recursion loops and also because # it doesn't exactly match the useDb-case where we don't use getattr # but the old value in the DB. value = updateFunc(default) # Note that locally stored attribs might get outdated. # Thus, in getFast(), those will not be returned for accuracy=1. object.__setattr__(self, attr, value) self._updateEvent.push()
