Changelog¶
1.0.2¶
Changed¶
- How DefTree determines if a string is a string, int or float, fix for bigger numbers with science annotation
1.0.1¶
Added¶
- Added Element.add_element(name)
- Added Element.add_attribute(name, value)
- Added Element.set_attribute(name, value)
- Added Element.elements() - for getting top level elements of Element
- Added Element.attribute() - for getting top level attribute of Element
- Exposed deftree.dump and deftree.validate in the documentation
- Added DefTree.get_document_path() to get the path of the document that was parsed
- Attribute are now sub classed into different types this to make it easier when editing values as Defold is picky
Changed¶
- Element.iter_all() is now Element.iter()
- Element.iter_find_elements(name) is now Element.iter_elements(name)
- Changed how attributes reports their value. They should now be easier to work with, without any need add quotationmarks and such.
Removed¶
- Removed SubElement() factory, now use element.add_element()
- Removed Element.iter_attributes()
- Removed Element.iter_find_attributes()
- Removed NaiveDefParser as it was obsolete and inferior
- Removed Example folder
0.2.0¶
Added¶
- Raises ParseError when reading invalid documents
Changed¶
- Updated docstrings to be easier to read.
- Refactored internal usage of a level variable to track how deep the item were in the tree
Removed¶
- Removed Element.add(), use Element.append() Element.insert()
- Removed Element.items(), use Element.iter_all()
0.1.1¶
Added¶
- Licence to github repository
- Setup files for PyPi to github repository
- Example usage
- Unittesting with unittest
- Coverage exclusion for usage with Coverage.py
- Using __all__ to define public api, in case of wild import
Changed¶
- Elements __setitem__ raises exception on invalid types
- Elements __next__ implementation was broken
- serialize() is now a class method