Revision 3660
Added by Aaron Marcuse-Kubitza over 12 years ago
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put_special_funcs = set(['_simplifyPath']) |
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def put(db, node, row_ins_ct_ref=None, on_error=exc.raise_,
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def put(db, node, row_ins_ct_ref=None, on_error=exc.reraise,
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col_defaults={}, in_table=None, parent_ids_loc=None, next=None):
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def put_(node, in_row_ct_ref=None): |
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return put(db, node, row_ins_ct_ref, on_error, col_defaults, |
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input_col_prefix = '$' |
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def put_table(db, node, in_table, in_row_ct_ref=None, row_ins_ct_ref=None, |
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limit=None, start=0, on_error=exc.raise_, col_defaults={}):
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limit=None, start=0, on_error=exc.reraise, col_defaults={}):
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''' |
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@param node The XML tree that transforms the input to the output. Similar to |
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put()'s node param, but with the input column name prefixed by |
Also available in: Unified diff
Use new exc.reraise() where exc.raise_() was used, so that the stack trace is preserved when the exception is rethrown