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def __replacement_setstate__(self, state):
"""
"""
state = self.__updater__(state)
self.__dict__.update(state)
return
class Updater:
""" An abstract class to provide functionality common to the updaters.
"""
def get_latest(self, module, name):
""" The refactorings dictionary contains mappings between old and new
module names. Since we only bump the version number one increment
there is only one possible answer.
"""
if hasattr(self, 'refactorings'):
module = self.strip(module)
name = self.strip(name)
# returns the new module and name if it exists otherwise defaults
# to using the original module and name
module, name = self.refactorings.get((module, name), (module, name))
return module, name
def strip(self, string):
# Who would have thought that pickle would pass us
# names with \013 on the end? Is this after the files have
# manually edited?
if ord(string[-1:]) == 13:
return string[:-1]
return string
#### EOF #######################################################################
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