damn_at.utilities Namespace Reference

Classes
class	WaveData

Functions
def	calculate_hash_for_file
def	is_existing_file
def	script_path
def	run_blender
def	collect_python3_paths
def	get_referenced_file_ids
def	abspath
def	get_metadatavalue_fieldname
def	get_metadatavalue_type
def	pretty_print_metadatavalue
def	pretty_print_asset_id
def	pretty_print_asset_descr
def	pretty_print_file_id
def	pretty_print_file_description
def	find_asset_ids_in_file_descr
def	find_asset_id_in_file_descr
def	get_asset_names_in_file_descr
def	unique_asset_id_reference
def	unique_asset_id_reference_from_fields

Detailed Description

General utilities.

Function Documentation

def damn_at.utilities.abspath	(		path,
			file_descr = None
	)

Return an absolute path using the given FileDescription as reference.

def damn_at.utilities.calculate_hash_for_file

(

an_uri

)

Returns a sha1 hexdigest for the given file.

:param an_uri: the URI pointing to the file
:rtype: string

def damn_at.utilities.collect_python3_paths

(

)

Collect python3's 'dist-packages' paths to create PYTHONPATH with

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def damn_at.utilities.find_asset_id_in_file_descr	(		file_descr,
			asset_name,
			asset_mimetype
	)

Find an AssetId by name in the given FileDescription

:param file_descr: :py:class:`damn_at.FileDescription`
:param asset_name: string the asset to look for
:rtype: list of :py:class:`damn_at.AssetId`

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def damn_at.utilities.find_asset_ids_in_file_descr	(		file_descr,
			asset_name
	)

Find an AssetId by name in the given FileDescription

:param file_descr: :py:class:`damn_at.FileDescription`
:param asset_name: string the asset to look for
:rtype: list of :py:class:`damn_at.AssetId`

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def damn_at.utilities.get_asset_names_in_file_descr

(

file_descr

)

Get all asset names in the given FileDescription

:param file_descr: :py:class:`damn_at.FileDescription`
:rtype: list<string> of asset names contained

def damn_at.utilities.get_metadatavalue_fieldname

(

type_name

)

Return the name of the field holding the value in MetaDataValue

:param type_name: string of :py:class:`damn_at.MetaDataType`
:rtype: string

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def damn_at.utilities.get_metadatavalue_type

(

value

)

Return the name of the type and the value of the MetaDataValue

:param value: :py:class:`damn_at.MetaDataValue`
:rtype: tuple<string,string>

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def damn_at.utilities.get_referenced_file_ids

(

file_descr

)

Collect all FileIds in a FileDescription

def damn_at.utilities.is_existing_file

(

an_uri

)

Returns whether the file exists and it is an actual file.

:param an_uri: the URI pointing to the file
:rtype: bool

def damn_at.utilities.pretty_print_asset_descr	(		asset_descr,
			indent = 0
	)

Pretty print a given AssetDescription

:param asset_id: :py:class:`damn_at.AssetDescription`
:param indent: indentation level

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def damn_at.utilities.pretty_print_asset_id	(		asset_id,
			indent = 0
	)

Pretty print a given AssetId

:param asset_id: :py:class:`damn_at.AssetId`
:param indent: indentation level

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def damn_at.utilities.pretty_print_file_description

(

file_descr

)

Pretty print a given FileDescription

:param asset_id: :py:class:`damn_at.FileDescription`
:param indent: indentation level

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def damn_at.utilities.pretty_print_file_id	(		file_id,
			indent = 0
	)

Pretty print a given FileId

:param asset_id: :py:class:`damn_at.FileId`
:param indent: indentation level

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def damn_at.utilities.pretty_print_metadatavalue	(		key,
			value,
			indent = 0
	)

Pretty print a given MetaDataValue

:param key: the name of the MetaDataValue
:param value: :py:class:`damn_at.MetaDataValue`
:param indent: indentation level

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def damn_at.utilities.run_blender	(		an_uri,
			script_uri,
			arguments = None
	)

Runs blender with the given file and script

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def damn_at.utilities.script_path

(

filename

)

b-script-'+__file__+'.py

:param filename: __file__
:rtype: string