def _processFunction(self, definition: SettingDefinition,
property_name: str) -> None:
try:
function = getattr(definition, property_name)
except AttributeError:
return
if not isinstance(function, SettingFunction):
return
for setting in function.getUsedSettingKeys():
# Prevent circular relations between the same setting and the same property
# Note that the only property used by SettingFunction is the "value" property, which
# is why this is hard coded here.
if setting == definition.key and property_name == "value":
Logger.log(
"w",
"Found circular relation for property 'value' between {0} and {1}",
definition.key, setting)
continue
other = self._getDefinition(setting)
if not other:
continue
relation = SettingRelation(definition, other,
RelationType.RequiresTarget,
property_name)
definition.relations.append(relation)
relation = SettingRelation(other, definition,
RelationType.RequiredByTarget,
property_name)
other.relations.append(relation)
def _processFunction(self, definition: SettingDefinition, property: str):
try:
function = getattr(definition, property)
except AttributeError:
return
if not isinstance(function, SettingFunction):
return
for setting in function.getUsedSettingKeys():
# Do not create relation on self
if setting == definition.key:
continue
other = self._getDefinition(setting)
if not other:
continue
relation = SettingRelation(definition, other,
RelationType.RequiresTarget, property)
definition.relations.append(relation)
relation = SettingRelation(other, definition,
RelationType.RequiredByTarget, property)
other.relations.append(relation)