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Allow search of ids in ElementIdentifiers #187
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Allow search of ids in ElementIdentifiers
oruebel 82d015e
Added tests for slicing rows by query for ids
oruebel fe6f124
Added test to test if type checking works
oruebel ed95b58
Added test for bad id type in __eq__
oruebel 1fbe9fd
Merge branch 'dev' into enh/searchids
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I think for
docval
to do its intended behavior, the function has to be defined asdef __eq__(self, **kwargs)
. Given that this function must bedef __eq__(self, other)
in order to override the==
functionality, the docval decorator should be replaced with a docstring. Then it is clear that validation and all the other docval functionality does not run.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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@rly @ajtritt I added in fe6f124 a test to check if docval correctly performs the type checking and it seems to work fine.
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I.e., the test in ed95b58 actually tests this and seems fine too
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Interesting. So it does work then. Out of curiousity, does the name need to match the name of the variable? Or is it just doing positional arg matching?
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When calling
ElementIdentifiers == 1
Python will pass as a positional argument, i.e., the error checking in docval happens for this herehdmf/src/hdmf/utils.py
Lines 423 to 436 in 8ddae22
__eq__
function need to match, e.g, if I change the docval argname itsomething
you would getTypeError: __eq__() got an unexpected keyword argument 'something'