dialog.assembly_quote.assembly_quote Class Reference

Wrap certain API calls with this in order to facilitate SDS/2 Assembly dialog editor knowing which parts of each function call it needs to wrap in quotes in order to get the expression and not the result of the expression. More...

Methods defined here:
def	__call__
def	__get__
def	__init__

Data descriptors defined here:
def	__dict__
	dictionary for instance variables (if defined)
def	__weakref__
	list of weak references to the object (if defined)

Detailed Description

Wrap certain API calls with this in order to facilitate SDS/2 Assembly dialog editor knowing which parts of each function call it needs to wrap in quotes in order to get the expression and not the result of the expression.

You should name each argument by the name it's given in the function call. Introspection will be used to figure out which part of the function call that maps to. So, if the name of an argument changes it must be updated here.

The arguments which should generally be protected are:

• Default values passed in through functions on Builder
• Prompt values, often called "label"
• List values, such as on comboboxes and radio buttons
• field names

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

def dialog.assembly_quote.assembly_quote.__init__

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args

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 __init__(args)

Member Function Documentation

def dialog.assembly_quote.assembly_quote.__call__

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args

)

 __call__(args)

def dialog.assembly_quote.assembly_quote.__dict__

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args

)

dictionary for instance variables (if defined)

def dialog.assembly_quote.assembly_quote.__get__

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args

)

 __get__(args)

def dialog.assembly_quote.assembly_quote.__weakref__

(

args

)

list of weak references to the object (if defined)