Best Python code snippet using fMBT_python
cb2_6_12_sol_1.py
Source: cb2_6_12_sol_1.py
1import copy2class ChangeCheckerMixin(object):3 containerItems = {dict: dict.iteritems, list: enumerate}4 immutable = False5 def snapshot(self):6 ''' create a snapshot of self's state -- like a shallow copy, but7 recursing over container types (not over general instances:8 instances must keep track of their own changes if needed). '''9 if self.immutable:10 return11 self._snapshot = self._copy_container(self.__dict__)12 def makeImmutable(self):13 ''' the instance state can't change any more, set .immutable '''14 self.immutable = True15 try:16 del self._snapshot17 except AttributeError:18 pass19 def _copy_container(self, container):20 ''' semi-shallow copy, recursing on container types only '''21 new_container = copy.copy(container)22 for k, v in self.containerItems[type(new_container)](new_container):23 if type(v) in self.containerItems:24 new_container[k] = self._copy_container(v)25 elif hasattr(v, 'snapshot'):26 v.snapshot()27 return new_container28 def isChanged(self):29 ''' True if self's state is changed since the last snapshot '''30 if self.immutable:31 return False32 # remove snapshot from self.__dict__, put it back at the end33 snap = self.__dict__.pop('_snapshot', None)34 if snap is None:35 return True36 try:37 return self._checkContainer(self.__dict__, snap)38 finally:39 self._snapshot = snap40 def _checkContainer(self, container, snapshot):41 ''' return True if the container and its snapshot differ '''42 if len(container) != len(snapshot):43 return True44 for k, v in self.containerItems[type(container)](container):45 try:46 ov = snapshot[k]47 except LookupError:48 return True49 if self._checkItem(v, ov):50 return True51 return False52 def _checkItem(self, newitem, olditem):53 ''' compare newitem and olditem. If they are containers, call54 self._checkContainer recursively. If they're an instance with55 an 'isChanged' method, delegate to that method. Otherwise,56 return True if the items differ. '''57 if type(newitem) != type(olditem):58 return True59 if type(newitem) in self.containerItems:60 return self._checkContainer(newitem, olditem)61 if newitem is olditem:62 method_isChanged = getattr(newitem, 'isChanged', None)63 if method_isChanged is None:64 return False65 return method_isChanged()...
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