# To make the instance valid we need to add values to our rule fields. We
# look herefore at the subtypes of RuleFields.
# ### 3.1.1 DataFields:
#
# Each ComplexDataProperty in our vocabulary with the
# type "simple" was converted to this field type. (All for normal classes)
# As values it takes basic types as string, int, bool,..
my_building.goalTemperature.add(23)
my_building.name.add("Main Building")
# we can check again if all DataFields are now valid:
print("\u0332".join("DataFields of my_building:"))
for field in my_building.get_data_fields():
print(f"Name: {field.name}, Rule: {field.rule}, Values: "
f"{field.get_all_raw()}, Valid: {field.is_valid()}")
print("")
# Datafields can also specify rules with Datatype enums, in that case we
# can either directly add the string, or use the enum of the model
# In each case only the string value gets saved without enum information
# Each enum value has the prefix value_ to prevent name clashes
sensor = Sensor(id="sensor1")
sensor.measures.add(MeasurementType.value_Air_Quality)
sensor.measures.add("Air_Quality")
print("\u0332".join("DataFields with enum values:"))
print(f"Raw Values: {sensor.measures.get_all_raw()}")
print(f"Values: {sensor.measures.get_all()}")
print("")
