def _memoize_reset(reference, instance, **kwargs):
"Resets the specified instance relative to ``reference``"
# popped so it does not get included in the config for the signal
memo = kwargs.pop('memo', None)
# for every call, keep track of the reference and the object (fork).
# this is used for recursive calls to related objects. this ensures
# relationships that follow back up the tree are caught and are merely
# referenced rather than traversed again.
if memo is None:
memo = utils.Memo()
elif memo.has(reference):
return memo.get(reference)
if not isinstance(instance, reference.__class__):
raise TypeError('The instance supplied must be of the same type as the reference')
instance._commits = utils.Commits(reference)
memo.add(reference, instance)
# default configuration
config = {
'fields': None,
'exclude': ['pk'],
'deep': False,
'commit': True,
}
# update with user-defined
config.update(kwargs)
# pre-signal
signals.pre_reset.send(sender=reference.__class__, reference=reference,
instance=instance, config=config, **kwargs)
fields = config['fields']
exclude = config['exclude']
deep = config['deep']
commit = config['commit']
# no fields are defined, so get the default ones for shallow or deep
if not fields:
fields = utils._default_model_fields(reference, exclude=exclude, deep=deep)
kwargs.update({'deep': deep})
# iterate over each field and fork it!. nested calls will not commit,
# until the recursion has finished
for accessor in fields:
_reset_field(reference, instance, accessor, **kwargs)
# post-signal
signals.post_reset.send(sender=reference.__class__, reference=reference,
instance=instance, **kwargs)
if commit:
commit_model_object(instance)
return instance
def _memoize_fork(reference, **kwargs):
"Resets the specified instance relative to ``reference``"
# popped so it does not get included in the config for the signal
memo = kwargs.pop('memo', None)
# for every call, keep track of the reference and the instance being
# acted on. this is used for recursive calls to related objects. this
# ensures relationships that follow back up the tree are caught and are
# merely referenced rather than traversed again.
if memo is None:
memo = utils.Memo()
elif memo.has(reference):
return memo.get(reference)
# initialize and memoize new instance
instance = reference.__class__()
instance._commits = utils.Commits(reference)
memo.add(reference, instance)
# default configuration
config = {
'fields': None,
'exclude': ['pk'],
'deep': False,
'commit': True,
}
# pop off and set any config params for signals
for key in config.iterkeys():
if kwargs.has_key(key):
config[key] = kwargs.pop(key)
# pre-signal
signals.pre_fork.send(sender=reference.__class__, reference=reference,
instance=instance, config=config, **kwargs)
fields = config['fields']
exclude = config['exclude']
deep = config['deep']
commit = config['commit']
# no fields are defined, so get the default ones for shallow or deep
if not fields:
fields = utils._default_model_fields(reference, exclude=exclude, deep=deep)
# add arguments for downstream use
kwargs.update({'deep': deep})
# iterate over each field and fork it!. nested calls will not commit,
# until the recursion has finished
for accessor in fields:
_fork_field(reference, instance, accessor, memo=memo, **kwargs)
# post-signal
signals.post_fork.send(sender=reference.__class__, reference=reference,
instance=instance, **kwargs)
# as of now, this will only every be from a top-level call
if commit:
commit_model_object(instance, **kwargs)
return instance
def _memoize_fork(reference, **kwargs):
"Resets the specified instance relative to ``reference``"
# popped so it does not get included in the config for the signal
memo = kwargs.pop('memo', None)
# for every call, keep track of the reference and the instance being
# acted on. this is used for recursive calls to related objects. this
# ensures relationships that follow back up the tree are caught and are
# merely referenced rather than traversed again.
if memo is None:
memo = utils.Memo()
elif memo.has(reference):
return memo.get(reference)
# initialize and memoize new instance
instance = reference.__class__()
instance._commits = utils.Commits(reference)
memo.add(reference, instance)
# default configuration
config = {
'fields': None,
'exclude': ['pk'],
'deep': False,
'commit': True,
}
# pop off and set any config params for signals
for key in config.iterkeys():
if kwargs.has_key(key):
config[key] = kwargs.pop(key)
# pre-signal
signals.pre_fork.send(sender=reference.__class__,
reference=reference,
instance=instance,
config=config,
**kwargs)
fields = config['fields']
exclude = config['exclude']
deep = config['deep']
commit = config['commit']
# no fields are defined, so get the default ones for shallow or deep
if not fields:
fields = utils._default_model_fields(reference,
exclude=exclude,
deep=deep)
# add arguments for downstream use
kwargs.update({'deep': deep})
# iterate over each field and fork it!. nested calls will not commit,
# until the recursion has finished
for accessor in fields:
_fork_field(reference, instance, accessor, memo=memo, **kwargs)
# post-signal
signals.post_fork.send(sender=reference.__class__,
reference=reference,
instance=instance,
**kwargs)
# as of now, this will only every be from a top-level call
if commit:
commit_model_object(instance, **kwargs)
return instance