how to repeat function definitions less

alex goretoy aleksandr.goretoy at gmail.com
Sat Mar 14 23:10:37 EDT 2009


I would imagine that I could do this with a generator and setattr, but I am
still learning how to do that kinda of coding....maybe if I had a dictionary
like this and then loaded it

d={
    "site_name":["s","site",'sites','site_name','site_names'],
    "jar_name":["j","jar",'jars','jar_name','jar_names'],
    ...
}

Once again, I haven't been sleeping regularly lately....working on
pynutbutter 24/7...Thanks for all your help

-Alex Goretoy
http://www.goretoy.com



On Sat, Mar 14, 2009 at 10:02 PM, alex goretoy
<aleksandr.goretoy at gmail.com>wrote:

> Nice, this is good code. Thank you. Seeing as we are still on the same
> subject, how would I do it on sysarg values from getopt?
>
> I have a main method defined like so
>
>     def main(self):
>         #XXX
>         """
>         1
>                 #get site_name: prepend to curl get/post requests
>                 #this overrides what it is in the jar
>
>         2
>                 #get jar_name: jar_name used in directory for
> sys.path.append
>                 #import jar_name and loading jar_name.options and
> jar_name.settings
>                 #cmdline var o|options overrides default jar options and
> settings
>
>         3
>                 #get file_name: parse this file for upload
>                 #this is optional, you can specify it in the jar options
>                 #overrides jar specified files to load. makes this the main
> file
>                 #only works with one file this way
>
>         4
>                 #get verbose = 0:default 1:function/caller output 2:curl
> get/post requests/responses
>                 #this is optional, default is 0
>                 #still not working how it should, it's on the todo list
>
>         5
>                 #flavors/butterknives to load with the jar, eg. mysql,
> curl, csvparser support
>                 #with plans for urllib, httplib,https, oracle, postgres,
> mssql
>                 #it is not hard to also add support for user defined custom
> protocols this way
>                 #then just define your mapped functions inside jar
> configuration directories
>                 #specifying this here option in the terminal overrides what
> is configured in the jar conf
>
>         6
>                 #final functions to execute upon completion of all function
> mappings and exec for each line
>
>         7
>                 #file to download and parse, this overrides disregards
> file_name if passed in simutaniously
>                 #to be used with remote files, located on http/s/ftp etc...
> it fetches the file and stores it
>                 #under the key() as the name, which is to be concurrent
> with keys in files, so that we know which is main
>                 #works with multiple files
>
>         8
>                 #colors - allows you to specify what colors to use for
> output of caller/called functions, etc...
>
>         9
>                 #specify source for options to be loaded from
>                 #you can specify custom option modules w/ attr & settings
> to load
>                 #todo: implement using options from db
>                 #todo: implement getting data from different sources other
> than csv files
>
>         10
>                         #source of our configuration, only jars files work
> for now
>                         #currently default is storing configuration
> settings in jars files
>
>         11
>                         # This is the jar conf file located in the jar
> directory
>                         #it is imported for getting
> options/settings/mappings/etc...
>                         #name of module to load which is located inside the
> jar dir
>
>         12
>                         # jar configuration options attribute( dict that
> holds all mappings and functions, located in jar conf )
>                         # name of options dictionary that hold all jar
> options/mapping etc...
>
>         13
>                         #jar configuration settings attribute (dict that
> holds all settings, located in jar conf file)
>                         #name of our settings dictionary that holds all jar
> settings
>
>         14
>                         #jar file settings
>                         #secondary file to parse and use inside you
> functions
>
>         """
>         for _argsi in range(len("".join(self.args).split('='))-1):
>             _args=self.args[_argsi].split("=")
>             print ("printing A:",_args)
> #XXX#1
>             if _args[0] in ("s","site",'sites'):
>                 self.opt['properties']['site_name'] = _args[1]
>                 self.soc.debug( "%s"%("args site_name:
> ",self.opt['properties']['site_name']) )
> #XXX#2
>             elif _args[0] in ("j","jar",'jars','jar_name'):
>                 self.opt['properties']['jar_name'] = _args[1]
>                 self.soc.debug( "%s"%("args jar_name:
> ",self.opt['properties']['jar_name']) )
>
> #XXX#3
>             elif _args[0] in
> ("f",'file','files','filename','filenames','file_name','file_names'):
>                 self.opt['properties']['file_name'] = _args[1]
>                 self.soc.debug( "%s"%("args file_name:
> ",self.opt['properties']['file_name']) )
>
> #XXX#4
>             elif _args[0] in ("v","vv","vvv",'verbose','verbosity'):
>                 self.opt['properties']['verbose'] = _args[1]
>                 self.soc.debug( "%s"%("args verbose:
> ",self.opt['properties']['verbose']) )
>
> #XXX#5
>             elif _args[0] in ("ff","flav","flavor","flavors"):
>                 if _args[1]  is not  "":
>                     bk=_args[1] #get flavors/butterknives
>                     _bk=bk.split(',')
>                     for _bki in range(len(_bk)):
>                         __bk=_bk[_bki].split(":")
>
> self.opt['properties']['flavors'][__bk[0]]=int(__bk[1])
>                         self.soc.debug( "%s"%("args flavors:
> ",self.opt['properties']['flavors']) )
>
> #XXX#6
>             elif _args[0] in
> ("fff","finfun","final_func","final_funcs","final_function","final_functions"):
>                 if _args[1]  is not  "":
>                     bk=_args[1] #get flavors/butterknives
>                     _bk=bk.split(',')
>                     for _bki in range(len(_bk)):
>                         __bk=_bk[_bki].split(":")
>
> self.opt['properties']['final_funcs'][__bk[0]]=int(__bk[1])
>                         self.soc.debug( "%s"%("args final_funcs:
> ",self.opt['properties']['final_funcs']) )
>
> #XXX#7
>             elif _args[0] in
> ("d",'df',"down",'down_file','down_files',"download","downloads",'download_file','download_files'):
>                 if _args[1]  is not  "":
>                     bk=_args[1] #get downloads d="file.csv:
> http://asdf.asd/file.csv" or d="1" or d="True" etc
>                     if bool(bk):
>                         print ("\nDOWNLOAD FILES",bk)
>
> self.opt['properties']['settings']['download_files'] = 1
>                         self.soc.debug( "%s"%("args download_files:
> ",self.opt['properties']['site_name']) )
>
>                     if bk.find("://") >-1:
>                         _bk=bk.split(',')
>                         for _bki in range(len(_bk)):
>                             __bk=_bk[_bki].split(";")
>
> self.opt['properties']['file_downloads'][__bk[0]]=__bk[1]
>                             self.soc.debug( "%s"%("args file_downloads:
> ",self.opt['properties']['file_downloads']) )
>
> #XXX#8
>             elif _args[0] in ("c","col","color","colors",'reaper'):
>                 if _args[1]  is not  "":
>                     c=_args[1] #get flavors/butterknives
>                     _c=c.split(',')
>                     for _ci in range(len(_c)):
>                         __c=_c[_ci].split(":")
>                         self.opt['properties']['colors'][__c[0]]=__c[1]
>                         self.soc.debug( "%s"%("args colors:
> ",self.opt['properties']['colors']) )
>
> #XXX#9
>             elif _args[0] in ('o','opt','option',"options"):
>                 options = _args[1]
>                 _options=options.split(",")
>                 for _optionsi in range(len(_options)):
>                     print (_optionsi, _options[_optionsi].split(':'))
>                     __options=_options[_optionsi].split(':')
> #XXX#10
>                     if __options[0] in ('ss',"src","source","sources"):
>                         print (__options[0], __options[1])
>                         if __options[1]  is not  "":
>                             self.opt['properties']['imp_src'] =
> "".join(__options[1])
>                             self.soc.debug( "%s"%("args imp_src:
> ",self.opt['properties']['imp_src']) )
>
> #XXX#11
>                     elif __options[0] in ("mod","module","modules"):
>                         print (__options[0], __options[1])
>                         if __options[1]  is not  "":
>                             self.opt['properties']['imp_mod'] =
> "".join(__options[1])
>                             self.soc.debug( "%s"%("args imp_mod:
> ",self.opt['properties']['imp_mod']) )
>
>                         else:
>                             self.opt['properties']['imp_mod'] =
> self.opt['properties']['jar_name']
>                             self.soc.debug( "%s"%("args imp_mod:
> ",self.opt['properties']['imp_mod']) )
>
> #XXX#12
>                     elif __options[0] in ("opt","option","options"):
>                         print (__options[0], __options[1])
>                         if __options[1]  is not  "":
>                             self.opt['properties']['imp_opt'] =
> "".join(__options[1])
>                             self.soc.debug( "%s"%("args imp_opt:
> ",self.opt['properties']['imp_opt']) )
>
> #XXX#13
>                     elif __options[0] in ("set","setting","settings"):
>                         print (__options[0], __options[1])
>                         if __options[1]  is not  "":
>                             self.opt['properties']['imp_set'] =
> "".join(__options[1])
>                             self.soc.debug( "%s"%("args imp_set:
> ",self.opt['properties']['imp_set']) )
>
> #XXX#14
>                     elif __options[0] in ("file","files"):
>                         print (__options[0], __options[1])
>                         if __options[1]  is not  "":
>                             self.opt['properties']['imp_files'] =
> "".join(__options[1])
>                             self.soc.debug( "%s"%("args imp_files:
> ",self.opt['properties']['imp_files']) )
>
> #XXX#15
>                     elif __options[0] in ("flav","flavor","flavors"):
>                         print (__options[0], __options[1])
>                         if __options[1]  is not  "":
>                             self.opt['properties']['imp_flavors'] =
> "".join(__options[1])
>                             self.soc.debug( "%s"%("args imp_flavors:
> ",self.opt['properties']['imp_flavors']) )
>
>                     elif __options[0] in
> ("down","download","downloads","file_download"):
>                         print (__options[0], __options[1])
>                         if __options[1]  is not  "":
>                             self.opt['properties']['imp_downloads'] =
> "".join(__options[1])
>                             self.soc.debug( "%s"%("args imp_downloads:
> ",self.opt['properties']['imp_downloads']) )
>
> -Alex Goretoy
> http://www.goretoy.com
>
>
>
> On Sat, Mar 14, 2009 at 6:54 PM, MRAB <google at mrabarnett.plus.com> wrote:
>
>>
>>    def write(self, value, color="red", level="INFO"):
>>        print "value=%s, color=%s, level=%s" % (repr(value), repr(color),
>> repr(level))
>
>
>
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