wmii.P9_wmiir

Module wmii :: Class P9_wmiir

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Type P9_wmiir

object --+
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        P9_wmiir

Convenience wrapper to wmii's P9 interface

This version is implemented through pipes to wmiir (ugh!)

Fortunately, we're using P9_py instead, which is pure-python

Method Summary
	`__init__(self, address)`
	`create(self, path, buf)` writes a string to a newly created file
	`openFeed(self, path)` opens a feed at path (ie, a file which gives a continuous stream of lines), and returns a function which returns the next line from the feed
	`read(self, path)` Reads the entire contents of a file
	`readdir(self, path)` Reads a directory, returns list of filenames
	`readList(self, path)` reads a file, returns its lines as a list
	`readRules(self, path)` Reads a set of rules from a file, where the rules come in in the form 'foo -> bar', and returns this as a list of tuples
	`remove(self, path)` Attempts to remove file
	`write(self, path, buf, doCreate)` writes a string to file
	`writeList(self, path, items)` writes the items of a list to file, one on each line
	`writeRules(self, path, rules)` writes a sequence of rules, where each rule is a sequence of 2 items.
Inherited from object
	`__delattr__(...)` x.__delattr__('name') <==> del x.name
	`__getattribute__(...)` x.__getattribute__('name') <==> x.name
	`__hash__(x)` x.__hash__() <==> hash(x)
	`__new__(T, S, ...)` T.__new__(S, ...) -> a new object with type S, a subtype of T
	`__reduce__(...)` helper for pickle
	`__reduce_ex__(...)` helper for pickle
	`__repr__(x)` x.__repr__() <==> repr(x)
	`__setattr__(...)` x.__setattr__('name', value) <==> x.name = value
	`__str__(x)` x.__str__() <==> str(x)

Method Details

writes a string to a newly created file

opens a feed at path (ie, a file which gives a continuous stream of lines), and returns a function which returns the next line from the feed

Reads the entire contents of a file

Reads a directory, returns list of filenames

reads a file, returns its lines as a list

Reads a set of rules from a file, where the rules come in in the form 'foo -> bar', and returns this as a list of tuples

Attempts to remove file

writes a string to file

writes the items of a list to file, one on each line

writes a sequence of rules, where each rule is a sequence of 2 items. Format written is 'foo -> bar'

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