On Tue, May 14, 2013 at 5:56 PM, SegundoBob <[email protected]> wrote:
> That is, so far as I can tell, p.setDirty() and p.v.setDirty() are
equivalent.
They are very different at the code level. Here is p.setDirty::
def setDirty (self,setDescendentsDirty=True):
'''Mark a node and all ancestor @file nodes dirty.'''
p = self ; dirtyVnodeList = []
# g.trace('dirty: %s, setDescendentsDirty: %s' % (
# p.v.isDirty(),setDescendentsDirty),p.h)
if not p.v.isDirty():
p.v.setDirty()
dirtyVnodeList.append(p.v)
# Important: this must be called even if p.v is already dirty.
# Typing can change the @ignore state!
dirtyVnodeList2 =
p.setAllAncestorAtFileNodesDirty(setDescendentsDirty)
dirtyVnodeList.extend(dirtyVnodeList2)
return dirtyVnodeList
And here is v.setDirty::
def setDirty (self):
self.statusBits |= self.dirtyBit
When in doubt, read the code.
Edward
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