From ffa1efc1acfc176c1dbf659210b41a51eb4d4cad Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: csitifr Date: Fri, 11 May 2012 16:31:53 +0530 Subject: Dynamic mapping for attribute types done.Dynamic form for relation types added for both types and tokens.Properties for getting ATs and RTs added into models --- objectapp/models.py | 75 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++- 1 file changed, 74 insertions(+), 1 deletion(-) (limited to 'objectapp/models.py') diff --git a/objectapp/models.py b/objectapp/models.py index c4a612d..afa492b 100644 --- a/objectapp/models.py +++ b/objectapp/models.py @@ -201,6 +201,78 @@ class Gbobject(Node): published = GbobjectPublishedManager() + # @property + # def getdataType(self): + # gb = 'attribute'+str(self.get_dataType.display()) + # gb = gb.lower() + # return gb + + @property + def getattributetypes(self): + """ + Returns the attributetypes of self as well as its parent's attributetype. + """ + try: + parenttype = [] + attributetype = [] + returnlist = [] + obj = self + parenttype = obj.objecttypes.all() + attributetype.append(obj.subjecttype_of.all()) + for each in parenttype: + attributetype.append(each.subjecttype_of.all()) + + attributetype = [num for elem in attributetype for num in elem] + return attributetype + + except: + return None + + + + @property + def getrelationtypes(self): + pt =[] #contains parenttype + reltype =[] #contains relationtype + titledict = {} #contains relationtype's title + inverselist = [] #contains relationtype's inverse + finaldict = {} #contains either title of relationtype or inverse of relationtype + listval=[] #contains keys of titledict to check whether parenttype id is equals to listval's left or right subjecttypeid + + #gb= Gbobject.objects.get(title=str(gbid)) + gb=self + pt = gb.objecttypes.all() + for i in range(len(pt)): + if Relationtype.objects.filter(left_subjecttype = pt[i].id): + reltype.append(Relationtype.objects.filter(left_subjecttype = pt[i].id)) + if Relationtype.objects.filter(right_subjecttype = pt[i].id): + reltype.append(Relationtype.objects.filter(right_subjecttype = pt[i].id)) + if Relationtype.objects.filter(left_subjecttype = gb): + reltype.append(Relationtype.objects.filter(left_subjecttype = gb)) + if Relationtype.objects.filter(right_subjecttype = gb): + reltype.append(Relationtype.objects.filter(right_subjecttype = gb)) + + + reltype = [num for elem in reltype for num in elem] + + for i in reltype: + titledict.update({i:i.id}) + + + for i in range(len(titledict)): + listval.append(Relationtype.objects.get(title = titledict.keys()[i])) + inverselist.append(titledict.keys()[i].inverse) + + for j in range(len(pt)): + for i in range(len(listval)): + if pt[j].id == listval[i].left_subjecttype_id or gb.id == listval[i].left_subjecttype_id : + finaldict.update({titledict.values()[i]: titledict.keys()[i]}) + elif pt[j].id == listval[i].right_subjecttype_id or gb.id == listval[i].right_subjecttype_id: + finaldict.update({titledict.values()[i]:inverselist[i]}) + + + return finaldict.values() + def get_relations(self): relation_set = {} # ALGO to find the relations and their left-subjecttypes and right_subjecttypes @@ -240,7 +312,8 @@ class Gbobject(Node): relation_set.update(rel_dict['right_subjecttypes']) return relation_set - + + def get_attributes(self): attributes_dict = {} -- cgit v1.1