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Python Open Source » Database » Modeling Framework 
Modeling Framework » Modeling 0.9 » Modeling » scripts » mdl_compile_model.py
#! /usr/bin/env python

#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Modeling Framework: an Object-Relational Bridge for python
#
# Copyright (c) 2001-2004 Sbastien Bigaret <sbigaret@users.sourceforge.net>
# All rights reserved.
#
# This file is part of the Modeling Framework.
#
# This code is distributed under a "3-clause BSD"-style license;
# see the LICENSE file for details.
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
"""
compile_model.py

  ``Compile'' an xml_model into two python modules, model_<modelName>.py and
  model_<modelName>_pickled.py:

    - model_<model_name>.py: contains the whole xml-file in a single module
        attribute: model_src
  
    - model_<modelName>_pickled.py: the second one contains a single attribute
        as well: model_pickle, which is a raw string to be loaded by
        cPickle.loads()

  Storing the model in a python file make it easier to install a package and
  its model using distutils. Storing the pickled version accelerates the
  loading of a model.
  
  Written by: Sebastien Bigaret
"""
import sys, getopt

def loadModel(xmlFilePath):
  """
  Creates a python module (file: model_<modelName>.py) and dumps the
  content of the file 'xmlFilePath' in a string attribute named 'model_src'
  """
  from Modeling import ModelSet
  ms=ModelSet.ModelSet()
  ms.addModelFromXML({'file': xmlFilePath})
  model=ms.models()[0]
  model._modelSet=None
  return model

def write_xml_model_in_python_module(xmlFilePath, modelName):
  """
  Creates a python module (file: model_<modelName>.py) and dumps the
  content of the file 'xmlFilePath' in a string attribute named 'model_src'
  """
  xml=open(xmlFilePath, 'r')
  file=open('model_%s.py'%modelName, 'w')
  file.write('model_src="""')
  s=xml.readline()
  while s!='':
    file.write(s)
    s=xml.readline()
  file.write('"""\n')
  xml.close()
  file.close()
  
def write_pickled_model(model):
  """
  Creates a python module (file: model_<modelName>_pickle.py) and dumps a
  pickled version of the supplied model in module's attribute 'model_pickle'.
  """
  import cPickle
  file=open('model_%s_pickle.py'%model.name(), 'w')
  file.write('model_pickle=r"""')
  pickled=cPickle.dump(model, file)
  file.write('"""\n')
  file.close()

def usage(prgName, exitStatus=None):
  print """%s <model.xml>
``Compile'' an xml_model into two python modules, model_<modelName>.py and
model_<modelName>_pickled.py.

  - model_<model_name>.py: contains the whole xml-file in a single module
      attribute: model_src

  - model_<modelName>_pickled.py: the second one contains a single attribute
      as well: model_pickle, which is a raw string to be loaded by
      cPickle.loads()

Options
-------
  -h           Prints this message
""" % prgName
  if exitStatus is not None:
    sys.exit(exitStatus)

def main(argv):
  me=argv[0]

  try:
    options, args = getopt.getopt(sys.argv[1:], 'h')
  except getopt.GetoptError,msg:
    print me, msg
    usage(me, 1)
    
  verbose=0
  
  for k, v in options:
    if k=='-h': usage(me, 0)

  if len(args)!=1:
    usage(me,1)
    
  model=loadModel(args[0])
  write_xml_model_in_python_module(args[0], model.name())
  write_pickled_model(model)

 
if __name__ == "__main__":
  main(sys.argv)
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