There is a new version of generateDS.py.
Thanks much to Ryan Leslie for many suggestions and lots of very
helpful guidance with these changes and enhancements.
It is available at:
http://www.rexx.com/~dkuhlman/generateDS-1.19a.tar.gz
and at SourceForge:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/generateds/
I've also put it at the Python Package Index:
http://pypi.python.org/pypi/generateDS/1.19a
Here is a summary of changes from the README:
Version 1.19a (10/21/2009)
* Enhancement to the table of information generated in each class
when the --member-specs=list|dict command line option is used.
For a complexType defined as a simpleType, we now generate a
list of the simpleType and the simpleTypes it is based on using
name "valueOf_". Thanks to Ryan Leslie for much help and
guidance with these changes.
Example:
'valueOf_': MemberSpec_('valueOf_', [u'RelationType',
u'RelationType2', u'xs:string'], 0),
Note the following incompatible changes:
- _MemberSpec changed to MemberSpec_ -- We want avoid posible
name conflicts, not make it "weakly hidden". See the Python
style guide for more on this
- _member_data_items changed to member_data_items_ -- Same
reason.
- Method MemberSpec_.get_data_type() now returns the last item
if the types is a list and the single type if not a list.
- Method MemberSpec_.get_data_type_chain() is a new method that
returns the entire list of data types.
The new tutorial (see tutorial/tutorial.html in the
distribution) has an example of the use of the MemberSpec
feature.
* Fix to DecimalType -- In some cases treated as an integer.
Should be a float. Thanks Ryan Leslie for catching this.
* Removed last bits of the generation of a SAX parser. It no
longer worked and is not needed.
* Several fixes to determination and handling of types.
* Added unit test for extensions to simple types and for MemberSpec.
* There is now a preliminary version of a tutorial.
As usual, comments, suggestions, error reports, etc are
appreciated.
- Dave
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Dave Kuhlman
http://www.rexx.com/~dkuhlman
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