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@ -260,6 +260,21 @@ class Parameters(dict): |
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updated into the "self" dict. |
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updated into the "self" dict. |
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""" |
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""" |
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dict.update(self, srcdict) |
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dict.update(self, srcdict) |
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def _append_(self, *dicts): |
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"""Appends dictionary search path to this Parameters object. |
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""" |
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self.__dict__["_list_"] += list(dicts) |
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def _prepend_(self, *dicts, **_options_): |
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"""Prepends dictionary search path to this Parameters object. |
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This will not override the first dict, which is its own dictionary object. |
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If you really want to do that (BEWARE, know what you are doing!), |
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you will have to specify override_me=True in the argument. |
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""" |
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_list_ = self.__dict__["_list_"] |
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if not _options_.get("override_me", False): |
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self.__dict__["_list_"] = [ _list_[0] ] + list(dicts) + _list_[1:] |
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else: |
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self.__dict__["_list_"] = list(dicts) + _list_ |
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def __add__(self, srcdict): |
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def __add__(self, srcdict): |
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"""Returns a copy of the Parameters() object, with the most-overriding |
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"""Returns a copy of the Parameters() object, with the most-overriding |
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parameters updated from the contents of srcdict.""" |
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parameters updated from the contents of srcdict.""" |
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