def __init__(self, conn):
ScriptCursor.__init__(self, conn, 'machine_scripts', 'machine')
# we need this from BaseMachineDbObject
# but we can't call BaseMachineDbObject.__init__
# since this class is subclassed from a cursor
self.current_machine = None
# we hope that having this cursor in a cursor
# doesn't cause problems. We really need
# to consider turning the ScriptCursor into
# a subclass of object and including a cursor
# member.
self.cursor = conn.cursor(statement=True)
#self._parents = MachineParents(conn)
# we don't expect to change any of the
# scriptnames during the life of this object
# so we make a static list to keep from
# talking to the database everytime we
# need this list. If we ever make code to
# mess with the script list, we'll need an
# "update_scriptnames" method to update
# this list. This list is being used to help
# the gui determine what scripts to look
# for in the machine parents. The installer
# won't need this, since each step in the
# installer will look for a script, but the
# gui doesn't do that.
self.scriptnames = self._list_scriptnames()
def __init__(self, conn):
ScriptCursor.__init__(self, conn, 'machine_scripts', 'machine')
# we need this from BaseMachineDbObject
# but we can't call BaseMachineDbObject.__init__
# since this class is subclassed from a cursor
self.current_machine = None
# we hope that having this cursor in a cursor
# doesn't cause problems. We really need
# to consider turning the ScriptCursor into
# a subclass of object and including a cursor
# member.
self.cursor = conn.cursor(statement=True)
#self._parents = MachineParents(conn)
# we don't expect to change any of the
# scriptnames during the life of this object
# so we make a static list to keep from
# talking to the database everytime we
# need this list. If we ever make code to
# mess with the script list, we'll need an
# "update_scriptnames" method to update
# this list. This list is being used to help
# the gui determine what scripts to look
# for in the machine parents. The installer
# won't need this, since each step in the
# installer will look for a script, but the
# gui doesn't do that.
self.scriptnames = self._list_scriptnames()
def __init__(self, conn):
BaseMachineTypeObject.__init__(self)
ScriptCursor.__init__(self, conn, 'machine_type_scripts',
'machine_type')
def __init__(self, conn):
BaseMachineTypeObject.__init__(self)
ScriptCursor.__init__(self, conn, 'machine_type_scripts', 'machine_type')