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SADI::Data::Object
use SADI::Data::Object;
# create a sadi object with a namespace of NCBI_gi and id 545454
my $data = SADI::Data::Object->new (namespace=>"NCBI_gi", id=>"545454");
# set/get an article name for this data object
$data->name ('myObject');
print $data->name;
# set/get an id for this data object
$data->id ('myID');
print $data->id;
# check if this data object is a primitive type
print "a primitive" if $data->primitive;
print "not a primitive" if not $data->primitive;
# get a formatted string representation of this data object
print $data->toString;
An object representing a SADI object (usually consisting of a namespace and id)
Edward Kawas (edward.kawas [at] gmail [dot] com) Martin Senger (martin.senger [at] gmail [dot] com)
Details are in SADI::Base. Here just a list of them:
An article name for this datatype. Note that the article name depends on the context where this object is used.
A boolean property indicating if this data type is a primitive SADI type or not.
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#----------------------------------------------------------------- # SADI::Data::Object # Author: Edward Kawas <edward.kawas@gmail.com>, # Martin Senger <martin.senger@gmail.com> # For copyright and disclaimer see below. # # $Id: Object.pm,v 1.2 2010-01-07 21:46:39 ubuntu Exp $ #----------------------------------------------------------------- package SADI::Data::Object; use base ("SADI::Base"); use strict; # add versioning to this module use vars qw /$VERSION/; $VERSION = sprintf "%d.%02d", q$Revision: 1.2 $ =~ /: (\d+)\.(\d+)/;
#----------------------------------------------------------------- # A list of allowed attribute names. See SADI::Base for details. #-----------------------------------------------------------------
{ my %_allowed = ( id => undef, namespace => undef, primitive => {type => SADI::Base->BOOLEAN}, ); sub _accessible { my ($self, $attr) = @_; exists $_allowed{$attr} or $self->SUPER::_accessible ($attr); } sub _attr_prop { my ($self, $attr_name, $prop_name) = @_; my $attr = $_allowed {$attr_name}; return ref ($attr) ? $attr->{$prop_name} : $attr if $attr; return $self->SUPER::_attr_prop ($attr_name, $prop_name); } } #-----------------------------------------------------------------
#----------------------------------------------------------------- # init #----------------------------------------------------------------- sub init { my ($self) = shift; $self->SUPER::init(); $self->id (''); $self->namespace (''); $self->primitive ('no'); } # return the same value as given (but others may override it - eg, # Boolean changes here 1 to 'true' sub _express_value { shift; shift; } 1; __END__