def __call__(self, restriction=None):
"""
This could be used to return a fieldproxy binded on the same
fieldHandler than self, but with options that restrict the
usage to a domain specified by the given arguments (restricted
to a component, to a part of the mesh, ...).
"""
xmed.wrn("Not implemented yet. Return the field itself")
self.__restriction = restriction
return self
def __call__(self, restriction=None):
"""
This could be used to return a fieldproxy binded on the same
fieldHandler than self, but with options that restrict the
usage to a domain specified by the given arguments (restricted
to a component, to a part of the mesh, ...).
"""
xmed.wrn("Not implemented yet. Return the field itself")
self.__restriction = restriction
return self
def __setattr__(self, name, value):
"""
This method realizes the write proxy pattern toward the field
handler. Only some attributes are writable. The list is
specified in the PROXY_ATTRIBUTES_MAP table.
"""
if name in PROXY_ATTRIBUTES_MAP.keys():
if PROXY_ATTRIBUTES_MAP[name] is not None:
xmed.wrn("The modification of this attribute can't be done that way")
msg="Use f.update(%s=\"%s\") instead to ensure synchronisation of data."
xmed.inf(msg%(PROXY_ATTRIBUTES_MAP[name],value))
else:
xmed.err("The modification of the attribute %s is not possible"%name)
else:
self.__dict__[name] = value
def __setattr__(self, name, value):
"""
This method realizes the write proxy pattern toward the field
handler. Only some attributes are writable. The list is
specified in the PROXY_ATTRIBUTES_MAP table.
"""
if name in PROXY_ATTRIBUTES_MAP.keys():
if PROXY_ATTRIBUTES_MAP[name] is not None:
xmed.wrn(
"The modification of this attribute can't be done that way"
)
msg = "Use f.update(%s=\"%s\") instead to ensure synchronisation of data."
xmed.inf(msg % (PROXY_ATTRIBUTES_MAP[name], value))
else:
xmed.err(
"The modification of the attribute %s is not possible" %
name)
else:
self.__dict__[name] = value
def status(local=True, remote=False):
"""
This function return the status of the medop context, i.e. the
list of fields defined in this python session.
"""
status = ""
if local is True:
dvars = pyConsoleGlobals
if dvars is None:
xmed.wrn(
"The stat function required the specification of the python context"
)
xmed.inf(
"Type this command \"import xmed; xmed.setConsoleGlobals(globals())"
)
if remote is True:
status = "========= Fields used in the current context ===\n"
for varkey in dvars.keys():
var = dvars[varkey]
if isinstance(var, FieldProxy):
status += "%s \t(id=%s, name=%s)\n" % (varkey, var.id,
var.fieldname)
if remote is True:
if local is True:
status += "\n========= Fields available in the data manager ===\n"
fieldHandlerList = xmed.dataManager.getFieldHandlerList()
for fieldHandler in fieldHandlerList:
status += "id=%s\tname\t= %s\n\tmesh\t= %s\n\t(it,dt)\t= (%s,%s)\n\tsource\t= %s\n" % (
fieldHandler.id, fieldHandler.fieldname, fieldHandler.meshname,
fieldHandler.iteration, fieldHandler.order,
fieldHandler.source)
status += "---------\n"
if len(fieldHandlerList) > 0:
status += "(use 'f=get(id)' to get a field in the current context)"
return status
def status(local=True,remote=False):
"""
This function return the status of the medop context, i.e. the
list of fields defined in this python session.
"""
status=""
if local is True:
dvars = pyConsoleGlobals
if dvars is None:
xmed.wrn("The stat function required the specification of the python context")
xmed.inf("Type this command \"import xmed; xmed.setConsoleGlobals(globals())")
if remote is True:
status="========= Fields used in the current context ===\n"
for varkey in dvars.keys():
var = dvars[varkey]
if isinstance(var, FieldProxy):
status+="%s \t(id=%s, name=%s)\n"%(varkey,var.id,var.fieldname)
if remote is True:
if local is True:
status+="\n========= Fields available in the data manager ===\n"
fieldHandlerList = xmed.dataManager.getFieldHandlerList()
for fieldHandler in fieldHandlerList:
status+="id=%s\tname\t= %s\n\tmesh\t= %s\n\t(it,dt)\t= (%s,%s)\n\tsource\t= %s\n"%(
fieldHandler.id,
fieldHandler.fieldname,
fieldHandler.meshname,
fieldHandler.iteration,
fieldHandler.order,
fieldHandler.source)
status+="---------\n"
if len(fieldHandlerList) > 0:
status+="(use 'f=get(id)' to get a field in the current context)"
return status
def __iadd__(self, operande):
"""
These methods implements the augmented arithmetic assignments (+=)
"""
xmed.wrn("NOT IMPLEMENTED YET")
def __iadd__(self, operande):
"""
These methods implements the augmented arithmetic assignments (+=)
"""
xmed.wrn("NOT IMPLEMENTED YET")
