ContainerDefinition
- class ase2sprkkr.common.configuration_definitions.ContainerDefinition(name, members=[], alternative_names=[], info=None, description=None, is_optional=False, is_hidden=False, is_expert=False, has_hidden_members=False, name_in_grammar=None, force_order=None, write_alternative_name=False, result_class=None)[source]
Base class for a definition (of contained data, format, etc) of either a whole configuration file (e.g.
InputParametersor e.g.Potential) or itsSection.Class hierarchy

Constructor
- Parameters
write_alternative_name (bool) –
- __init__(name, members=[], alternative_names=[], info=None, description=None, is_optional=False, is_hidden=False, is_expert=False, has_hidden_members=False, name_in_grammar=None, force_order=None, write_alternative_name=False, result_class=None)[source]
- Parameters
name (str) – Name of the value/section
alternative_names (str or [str]) – Alternative names that can denotes the value
is_optional (boolean) – If True, this section/value can be missing in the .pot/task file
is_hidden (boolean) – Hidden values are not offered to a user, usually they are set by another object (and so a direct setting of their values has no sense)
is_expert (boolean) – Expert values/sections are not required and they are somewhat hidden from the user
name_in_grammar (boolean or None) – If False, there the name of the variable is not printed in the configuration file. The variable is recognized by its position. If None, the default class value is used
info (str) – A short help message for the value/section. It will be the perex for description.
description (str) – The additional informations for the users.
write_alternative_name (bool) – Wheter use the name or the (first) alternative name in the output.
result_class – Redefine the class that holds data for this option/section
- value_name_format = None
The (print) format, how the name is written
- static _dict_from_named_values(args, items=None)[source]
auxiliary method that creates dictionary from the arguments
- force_order = False
Force order of its members
- configuration_type_name = 'SECTION'
Name of the container type in the runtime documentation
- data_description(verbose=False, show_hidden=False, prefix='')[source]
Return the runtime documentation for the configuration described by this object.
- Parameters
verbose (Union[bool, str, int]) – If
False, only one line with the section name and basic info is returned. IfTrue, the items contained in the section are listed. If'all', add also detailed info about all descendants. If anintis given, print detailed informations about n levels. I.e.1is the same asTrueshow_hidden (bool) – If False, do not show hidden members.
prefix (str) – The string, with with each line will begin (commonly the spaces for the indentation).
- additional_data_description(verbose=False, show_hidden=False, prefix='')[source]
Return the description (documentation for runtime) of the items in the container.
- Parameters
verbose (Union[bool, str, int]) – If
True, include detailed description of the children. If'all', include even detailed description. Ifintis given, print detailed informations up to n levels.show_hidden – If False, do not show hidden members.
prefix (str) – The string, with with each line will begin (commonly the spaces for the indentation).
- copy(args=[], items=[], remove=[], defaults={}, **kwargs)[source]
Copy the section with the contained values modified by the arguments.
- classmethod delimited_custom_value_grammar()[source]
Return the grammar for the custom child with delimiter. The delimiter can delimite it either from the previous child or from the section name.
- custom_name_characters = 'ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz0123456789_-()'
Which characters can appears in an unknown child (value/section) name
- _first_section_has_to_be_first()[source]
Has/ve the first child(s) in an unordered sequence fixed position?
- parse_file(file, return_value_only=True, allow_dangerous=False)[source]
Parse the file, return the parsed data as dictionary
- parse(string, whole_string=True, return_value_only=True, allow_dangerous=False)[source]
Parse the string, return the parsed data as dictionary
- parse_return(val, return_value_only=True)[source]
Clean up the parsed values (unpack then from unnecessary containers)
- Parameters
return_value_only (bool) – Return only value, not name - value tuple
- async parse_from_stream(stream, up_to, start=None, whole_string=True, return_value_only=True, allow_dangerous=False)[source]
Parse string readed from asyncio stream. The stream is readed up to the given delimiter