A class that allows writing data in such a way that it can be read in by just 'exec'ing the file. You should extend it and override write_item()
| Operations Summary: | |
| __init__(self, ostream) [Source] | |
| indent(self) [Source] | |
| outdent(self) [Source] | |
| ensure_import(self, module, names) [Source] | |
| ensure_struct(self) [Source] | |
| write_top(self, str) Writes a string to the top of the file [Source] | |
| write(self, str) [Source] | |
| write_item(self, item) Writes arbitrary items by looking up write_Foo functions where Foo is the class name of the item [Source] | |
| flush(self) Writes the buffer to the stream and closes the buffer [Source] | |
| long(self, list) Remembers list as wanting 'long' representation (an item per line) [Source] | |
| write_list(self, list) Writes a list on one line. [Source] | |
| write_long_list(self, list) Writes a list with each item on a new line [Source] | |
| write_attr(self, name, value) [Source] | |
| flatten_struct(self, struct) Flattens a struct into a (possibly nested) list. [Source] | |
| write_PyWriterStruct(self, struct) [Source] | |
| Operation Details: |
Writes a list on one line. If long(list) was previously called, the list from its cache and calls write_long_list
Flattens a struct into a (possibly nested) list. A struct is an object with only the following members: numbers, strings, sub-structs, lists and tuples.