There is a new version of generateDS.py -- version 2.12c. You can find it here:
- Python Package Index -- http://pypi.python.org/pypi/generateDS/ - Source Forge -- http://sourceforge.net/projects/generateds/ For those of you who prefer using Mercurial, there is also a Mercurial repository at Bitbucket: https://bitbucket.org/dkuhlman/generateds Below are a few notes and details from the README: If you have comments, suggestions, or problems, please send them along. - Dave # ========================================================= Version 2.12c (04/01/2014) - Fix for "one module per XSD file" to handle an include or import element that refers to a *remote* schema on the Net (i.e. the location is "http:..." or "ftp:...") rather than a file on the local file system. Added ability to access include/import file across the Net. Thanks to Jinquan Liu for reporting this. - Added schema to unit test for "one module per XSD file" that is read from remote site. - Fix to process_includes.py -- When run directly from the command line (as opposed to imported and called from another python module), the fixtypenames option was not being intialized. - Fix for error in order of generation of classes that have superclasses. When an anonymous simpleType occured, the name of the enclosing complexType was used, which caused generateDS.py to believe that the superclass had already been generated. Thanks again to Jinquan Liu for reporting this issue. - Fix for handling of xs:substitutionGroup -- Namespace prefix was causing gDS to fail to match on substitutionGroup name. - Added code so that an instance of a generated class can remember the tag from which it was built. This is needed for instances of a class that represents an element type that is a member of a xs:substitutionGroup. But, in fact, generated code now uses this feature to remember and export the tag name of all complex elements. - Enhanced command line option --root-element so that both the root tag and the root class can be specified (separated by a vertical bar). - Added support for the ability of an element definition to inherit minOccurs and maxOccurs from the xs:sequence that contains it. - The command line options and command line arguments used to generate modules are now included as comments near the top of the generated modules. Also included in these generated comments is the command line used to generate the module. This will help users later to determine which XML schema and what options were used to generate each module, and to re-generate the module, if needed. Thanks to Mikki Weesenaar for suggesting this enhancement. # ========================================================= -- Dave Kuhlman http://www.davekuhlman.org ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ _______________________________________________ generateds-users mailing list generateds-users@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/generateds-users
