Python with API's

Zaptor · May 20 2011, 03:27 AM

When you write a large program you will use API's, well that is to say if you don't may god have mercy on your soul ;D

This is a part of the API I am working on for database/file management
Btw, this is untested atm, i will update and make a note if there is problems.

Note that mem is a class (that i use for global variable calls)
Note that mem.data is the only list that is modified by the "other commands" (not seen)

Code:
class store:#handler for managing multiple files
	def pushas(value):
		if isinsance(value,str) is True:
		if value < len(mem.store):
			mem.store[value]=mem.data
		else:
			mem.store.append(mem.data)
		return
	def pullas(value):
		if value < len(mem.store):
			mem.data=mem.store[value]
		else:
			return None
	return
	def push():
		mem.store[mem.current]=mem.data
		return
	def pull(value):
		if isinstance(value,str) is True:
			value=getvalue(value)
		mem.current=value
		mem.data=mem.store[mem.current]
		return
	def swap(value):
		push()
		pull(value)
		return
	def name(value,name):
		mem.storevalue[value]=name
		return
	def getvalue(name):#[returns list location]
		mylist=mem.storevalue
		loc=mylist.index(name)
		return loc

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