def __str__(self):
"""
Prints its name in a form that allows for quick identification
of an attribute, without needing a bulky name that does not
match the name used.
"""
return "%s|%s|%s" % (self.getContainingTypeName(),
self.__class__.__name__,
ElementRepresentative.getName(self))
def getName(self):
"""
Mostly normal getName(), except it includes a means to make
a type name if the type is the child of an element or
some other tag. That name should look like this:
`elementName`|`type tag type`
No parameters
"""
name = ElementRepresentative.getName(self)
if not name == None: return name
# We are implicitly defined in an element
element = self.parent
name = '%s|%s' % (element.name, self.tagType)
element.typeName = name
return name
def getName(self):
"""
Mostly normal getName(), except it includes a means to make
a type name if the type is the child of an element or
some other tag. That name should look like this:
`elementName`|`type tag type`
No parameters
"""
name = ElementRepresentative.getName(self)
if not name == None: return name
# We are implicitly defined in an element
element = self.parent
name = '%s|%s' % (element.name, self.tagType)
element.typeName = name
return name
