variable.py
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00035 @author: Dula Nad
00036 """
00037 
00038 class Variable:
00039     """
00040     Represents the C++ data member/variable in the object form.
00041     
00042     Class attributes:
00043     _XMLTAG -- constant string with the xml tag description
00044     """
00045     _XMLTAG = 'var'
00046 
00047     def __init__(self, xmlnode = None):
00048         """
00049         Populates the variable from a XML node info.
00050         When the XML node is not defined, does nothing.
00051         
00052         xmlnode -- the XML node with the member definition
00053             
00054         Instance attributes:
00055         vname    -- name of the variable
00056         vtype    -- type name of the variable
00057         vdefault -- the default value of the variable  
00058         vcond -- if the variable has a conditional attached
00059         vbits -- if the variable has a bit field value
00060         """
00061         self.vname = 'unnamed'
00062         self.vtype = 'void'
00063         self.vdefault = None
00064         self.vcond = None
00065         self.vbits = None
00066         
00067         if xmlnode != None: self.from_xml(xmlnode)
00068         
00069     def from_xml(self, xmlnode):
00070         """
00071         Extracts the variable attributes from the XML node.
00072         
00073         xmlnode -- the XML node with the member definition
00074         """
00075         
00076         if xmlnode.tag != self._XMLTAG:
00077             raise NameError(self.__class__.__name__ + 
00078                             ' expected XML tag: "' + 
00079                             self._XMLTAG + 
00080                             '"')
00081         
00082         self.vname = xmlnode.get('name',self.vname)
00083         self.vtype = xmlnode.get('type',self.vtype)
00084         self.default = xmlnode.get('default', self.vdefault)
00085         self.vcond = xmlnode.get('if', self.vcond)
00086         self.vbits = xmlnode.get('bits', self.vbits)         
00087         
00088     def gen_code(self, bindent = '', indent = '  '):
00089         """
00090         Generates the full member definition C++ code and
00091         returns it as a string
00092         
00093         bindent -- the current indent in the document
00094         indent -- the usual minimum indentation
00095         """
00096         code = bindent + indent + self.vtype + ' ' + self.vname
00097         if self.vbits != None:
00098             code = code + ': ' + self.vbits 
00099         
00100         return code + ';'
00101         
00102     def __str__(self):
00103         """
00104         Overriden string specifier returns the C++ code snippet 
00105         without indentation.
00106         """
00107         return self.gen_code(indent = '')
00108         
00109         
00110         


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