There is a new version of generateDS.py etc -- version 1.20b.
A few high-lights:
- generateDS.py can now use the same session files used and
produced by generateds_gui.py. So you can supply all options and
arguments to generateDS.py with something like the following:
$ generateDS.py --session=myjob.session
If you can't run generateds_gui.py (it requires PyGTK), you can
copy and edit gui/sample.session from the distribution.
- Can now generate bindings for the Genomic Contextual Data Markup
Language. Thanks to Erica Tolbert for help on this.
- Generation of the exportLiteral methods has been brought
up-to-date. I believe the exportLiteral is now usable again.
See the parseLiteral() function at the bottom of a generated
file.
- I've tested generateDS.py on several large schema's (see list in
README, below). I do not have XML instance docs, so my only
"test" is to determine whether I can generate bindings and
whether I can import the resulting bindings module in Python.
Let me know if you have comments, problems, or suggestions.
It's available in the usual places:
- http://sourceforge.net/projects/generateds/
- http://pypi.python.org/pypi/generateDS/
- http://www.rexx.com/~dkuhlman/generateDS-1.20b.tar.gz
- Dave
Here are a few notes and details from the README:
# =========================================================
Version 1.20b (12/14/2009)
* Fix to process_includes.py so that it handles relative paths
in include/import elements in the schema.
* Various fixes and additions to the GUI front-end, e.g. added
"Clear" buttons to erase some fields.
* Fixed bug -- self.inRestrictionType was not initialized.
* Added --session command line option to generateDS.py -- It
can now use session files generated by the GUI front-end.
* Fixes to the generation of the exportLiteral methods. We can
now export Python literal representation of an instance doc
that can be read/imported by Python.
* Added unit test for generation of Python literal representation.
* With the help of Erica Tolbert, generateDS.py can now generate
bindings for gcdml (Genomic Contextual Data Markup Language.
See http://gensc.org). Thank you, Erica.
* generateDS.py can now generate bindings for the following
(rather large) schemas:
- gcdml -- Genomic Contextual Data Markup Language --
See http://gensc.org
- Collada -- 3D Asset Exchange Schema -- See
http://www.khronos.org/collada/
- Vcloud --Cloud computing -- See
http://www.vmware.com/solutions/cloud-computing/vcloud.html
- FpML -- Financial products Markup Language -- See
http://www.fpml.org/
# =========================================================
--
Dave Kuhlman
http://www.rexx.com/~dkuhlman
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