How to use _getActions method in pyatom

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dispatcher.py

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...18 19 def _usage(self):20 """ Print usage """21 print "Usage:"22 for method in self._getActions():23 method = getattr(self,method)24 print str(method.__name__) + ": " + str(method.__doc__)25 26 def _getActions(self):27 return [x for x in dir(self) if not x.startswith('_')]28 29 def _dispatch(self):30 self._args = sys.argv31 actions = self._getActions()32 try:33 action = self._args[1]34 except IndexError:35 action = None36 self._clean_args = [self._args[0]] + self._args[2:]37 if action and action in actions:38 if len(self._args[2:]): #if argument don t filter path39 test_path = ['--test-path=%s' % (path) for path in sys.path]40 else:41 test_path = ['--test-path=%s' % (path) for path in sys.path if path.startswith(self._dir) and path != self._dir]42 43 self._injected_args = [self._args[0]] + test_path + ['--url=%s' % self._url] + self._args[2:]44 action = getattr(self,action)45 action()...

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StoreActions.py

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...30 def _dispose(self):31 self.eventsCache.onSyncCompleted -= self.__onEventUpdate32 super(StoreActions, self)._dispose()33 @classmethod34 def _getActions(cls):35 def _filterFunc(x):36 return not x.isOutOfDate()37 actions = cls.eventsCache.getActions(filterFunc=_filterFunc).values()38 actionsEntities = cls.eventsCache.getActionEntities()39 announcedActions = cls.eventsCache.getAnnouncedActions()40 return (actions, actionsEntities, announcedActions)41 @async42 def __update(self):43 Waiting.show('updateShop')44 yield await(self.eventsCache.prefetcher.demand())45 Waiting.hide('updateShop')46 self.as_setDataS(self._actionsBuilder.format(*self._getActions()))47 def __onEventUpdate(self, *_):...

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OperationModule.py

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...12 self.left = left13 self.right = right14 self.target = target15 self.operator = operator16 self.command = self._getActions()[operator]17 def _getActions(self):18 actions = {19 'AND': lambda a,b: a & b,20 'OR': lambda a,b: a | b,21 'LSHIFT': lambda a, num: a << num,22 'RSHIFT': lambda a, num: a >> num,23 'NOT': lambda a: ~a,24 'ASSIGN': lambda a: a25 }26 return actions27 def runCommand(self):28 if(self.operator == "NOT" or self.operator == "ASSIGN"):29 self.collection[self.target] = self.command(self._resolveVar(self.left))30 else:31 self.collection[self.target] = self.command(self._resolveVar(self.left), self._resolveVar(self.right))...

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