pybis.Text Class Reference

Inheritance diagram for pybis.Text:

Public Member Functions
	__init__ (self, key, comments=True, **kwds)
	initial (self, text, comment)
	parse (self, node, text, comment)
	merge (self, orig, new)
	flatten (self, node)
Public Member Functions inherited from pybis.Bracket
	can_parse (self, text)
Public Member Functions inherited from pybis.Parse
	__init__ (self, key, pyparser=None, default=None, initvalue=None, data_name=None, list_merge=False, asList=False, asDict=False, required=False)
	add (self, obj)
	__iadd__ (self, obj)
	get_globals (self)
	find_parser (self, text)
	pyparse (self, text)
	fin (self, node)
	pop (self, new, name)

Public Attributes
	comments = comments
Public Attributes inherited from pybis.Parse
	key = key
	flat_key = key.replace(' ', '_').lower()
	data_name = data_name
	default = default
	initvalue = initvalue
	pyparser = pyparser
	list_merge = list_merge
	asList = asList
	asDict = asDict
	children = OrderedDict()
	parent = None
	globals = None
	required = required

Detailed Description

IBIS text section, such as '[Copyright]'
   Since some IBIS files include important copyright data in comments
   below the keyword, we capture all text, including comments.

Member Function Documentation

flatten()

pybis.Text.flatten	(		self,
			new )

Reformat pyparse results as what we'd expect.

Reimplemented from pybis.Parse.

initial()

pybis.Text.initial	(		self,
			text,
			comment )

Parse the first line of text and return a Node object.

Reimplemented from pybis.Bracket.

merge()

pybis.Text.merge	(		self,
			orig,
			new )

Just merge together subsequent entries.

Reimplemented from pybis.Parse.

parse()

pybis.Text.parse	(		self,
			node,
			text,
			comment )

Parse a subsequent line of text, False means we can't.

Reimplemented from pybis.Parse.

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• scripts/pybis.py