def _update_mark(mark, params):
"""Update the bookmark found with settings passed in"""
mark.description = params.get('description', mark.description)
mark.extended = params.get('extended', mark.extended)
new_tag_str = params.get('tags', None)
# if the only new tags are commands, then don't erase the
# existing tags
# we need to process any commands associated as well
new_tags = TagMgr.from_string(new_tag_str)
found_cmds = Commander.check_commands(new_tags)
if new_tag_str and len(new_tags) == len(found_cmds):
# the all the new tags are command tags, just tack them on
# for processing, but don't touch existing tags
for command_tag in new_tags.values():
mark.tags[command_tag.name] = command_tag
else:
if new_tag_str:
# in this case, rewrite the tags wit the new ones
mark.update_tags(new_tag_str)
return mark
def _update_mark(mark, params):
"""Update the bookmark found with settings passed in"""
mark.description = params.get('description', mark.description)
mark.extended = params.get('extended', mark.extended)
new_tag_str = params.get('tags', None)
# if the only new tags are commands, then don't erase the
# existing tags
# we need to process any commands associated as well
new_tags = TagMgr.from_string(new_tag_str)
found_cmds = Commander.check_commands(new_tags)
if new_tag_str and len(new_tags) == len(found_cmds):
# the all the new tags are command tags, just tack them on
# for processing, but don't touch existing tags
for command_tag in new_tags.values():
mark.tags[command_tag.name] = command_tag
else:
if new_tag_str:
# in this case, rewrite the tags wit the new ones
mark.update_tags(new_tag_str)
return mark