Difference: DpHipeTools (106 vs. 107)
Revision 1072013-08-15 - JavierDiaz
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| < < | // this should return a PyString that when executed in Jython creates or gives access to an object like this one // in this case we construct a new WithRepr (check the use of escape for embedded strings) | |||||||
| > > | // This should return a PyString that when executed in Jython creates or gives access to an object like this one // in this case we will construct a new WithRepr object // Check the use of JythonConverters to deal with the constituent types // in this case a String, so that it is properly escaped, delimited ... // Note that this method implementation will not work with subclasses of this one, subclasses would have to override it // solving this here also for subclasses would require that they agree on some common way of creating-accessing instances (constructors, a factory ...) | |||||||
| public PyString __repr__() { | ||||||||
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| < < | return new PyString("WithRepr(\"" + StringUtil.escape(value, "\"\\") +"\")"); | |||||||
| > > | return new PyString("WithRepr(" + JythonConverters.convert(value) + ")"); | |||||||
| } // Typically for human consumption, so this cannot be properly parsed by Jython | ||||||||
