cz.cuni.amis.introspection.python
Class PyDictionaryWrapper

java.lang.Object
  cz.cuni.amis.introspection.python.PyObjectWrapper
      cz.cuni.amis.introspection.python.PyDictionaryWrapper

public class PyDictionaryWrapper
extends PyObjectWrapper

Constructor Summary

PyDictionaryWrapper()

Method Summary

ArrayList<PyObjectAdapter>	getChildren(Object object) If the PyObject contains children (e.g.
Object	getJavaObject(Object pyObject) Returns java representation of the object.
org.python.core.PyObject	getNewValue(Object newValue) Accepts Map as newValue.
boolean	hasChildren(Object pyObject) Whether the wrapper may have children (e.g.

Methods inherited from class cz.cuni.amis.introspection.python.PyObjectWrapper

getJavaClass

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

PyDictionaryWrapper

public PyDictionaryWrapper()

Method Detail

getChildren

public ArrayList<PyObjectAdapter> getChildren(Object object)

Description copied from class: PyObjectWrapper

If the PyObject contains children (e.g. List, Instance, Dictionary), they are returned as list of PyObjectAdapter.

Specified by:

getChildren in class PyObjectWrapper

Returns:

list of PyObjectAdapter if the pyObject contains children (List, Instance, etc.)

getJavaObject

public Object getJavaObject(Object pyObject)

Description copied from class: PyObjectWrapper

Returns java representation of the object. This works well for BASIC_TYPEs, others are returned as String representations. Note that basic type wrappers (PyInteger, PyLong, PyFloat, PyString) handles also the java type of objects because the ScriptEngine sometimes return those types in their java representations.

Specified by:

getJavaObject in class PyObjectWrapper

Returns:

Object Java representation of the object

getNewValue

public org.python.core.PyObject getNewValue(Object newValue)

Accepts Map as newValue.

Specified by:

getNewValue in class PyObjectWrapper

hasChildren

public boolean hasChildren(Object pyObject)

Description copied from class: PyObjectWrapper

Whether the wrapper may have children (e.g. List, Instance, Dictionary). Warning - it does not tells anything about the number of children. For instance - if it's list which doesn't have any items, it will still return true.

Specified by:

hasChildren in class PyObjectWrapper

Returns:

true if wrapper can have a child (or more children)