Collaboration diagram for python.GeneratorSettingsSemantics.GeneratorSettingsLayer:

Public Member Functions
	__init__ (self, source, values, precedence, separators="=", keep=GeneratorSettingsKeep.LAST, report_context=None)

Public Attributes
	source = str(source)
	values = tuple(values or ())
	precedence = GeneratorSettingsPrecedence(precedence)
	separators = tuple(separators)
	keep = GeneratorSettingsKeep(keep)
	report_context = report_context

Detailed Description

A layer contains all generator settings from a single source,
e.g. a user fragment, tune, etc.

Normal assignments still use a plain sequence of strings. Layers are only
needed by configuration fragments that want to describe where commands came
from and how they should be ordered during CA merging.

Definition at line 58 of file GeneratorSettingsSemantics.py.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

◆ init()

python.GeneratorSettingsSemantics.GeneratorSettingsLayer.__init__	(	self,
		source,
		values,
		precedence,
		separators = "=",
		keep = GeneratorSettingsKeep.LAST,
		report_context = None )

Definition at line 68 of file GeneratorSettingsSemantics.py.

                 report_context=None):
        if isinstance(values, str):
            raise TypeError("GeneratorSettingsLayer values must be a sequence")
 
        # Label used in conflict/duplicate reports
        self.source = str(source)
 
        # Generator command strings belonging to this layer
        self.values = tuple(values or ())
 
        # Precedence used for deduplication and conflict resolution during merging
        self.precedence = GeneratorSettingsPrecedence(precedence)
 
        # Separators used to parse a generator setting command into a key/value
        # pair for duplicate detection
        if isinstance(separators, str):
            separators = [separators]
        self.separators = tuple(separators)
 
        # Which matching key wins after sorting by layer precedence
        self.keep = GeneratorSettingsKeep(keep)
 
        # Text that should be mentioned in the deduplication report, 
        # usually the property name from the fragment.
        self.report_context = report_context
 
 