def get(self, instance, aslist=False, **kwargs):
"""Return the value of the version as a list of integers. Example: [1,10]
Except (and this is important!) if there is no value or our value is 'latest', then
return an empty list: []
The OOBTree, probably through Python cmp(), sorts all tuples after all lists. So
if we make the versions as lists and the "no version" as a tuple, we will get no-version
entries as "high" values instead of low. Only tuples, apparently, order above tuples.
This is not guaranteed to be stable, and we absolutely must have a test for at least this! TODO!
"""
val = StringField.get(self, instance, **kwargs)
if not val or val == 'latest': # 'latest' and '' sort to end...
return tuple() # ...tricksy. See docstring.
else:
try:
return [int(x) for x in val.split('.')]
except ValueError: # probably a mistake. TODO: should we just let this float?
return val # not doing so, we could get bad comparisons...
def get(self, instance, aslist=False, **kwargs):
"""Return the value of the version as a list of integers. Example: [1,10]
Except (and this is important!) if there is no value or our value is 'latest', then
return an empty list: []
The OOBTree, probably through Python cmp(), sorts all tuples after all lists. So
if we make the versions as lists and the "no version" as a tuple, we will get no-version
entries as "high" values instead of low. Only tuples, apparently, order above tuples.
This is not guaranteed to be stable, and we absolutely must have a test for at least this! TODO!
"""
val = StringField.get(self, instance, **kwargs)
if not val or val == 'latest': # 'latest' and '' sort to end...
return tuple() # ...tricksy. See docstring.
else:
try:
return [int(x) for x in val.split('.')]
except ValueError: # probably a mistake. TODO: should we just let this float?
return val # not doing so, we could get bad comparisons...
def getRaw(self, instance, aslist=False, **kwargs):
"""Return the value of the version as a string. Example: '1.10'
"""
return StringField.get(self, instance, **kwargs)
def getRaw(self, instance, aslist=False, **kwargs):
"""Return the value of the version as a string. Example: '1.10'
"""
return StringField.get(self, instance, **kwargs)
