Subpackage modules

SubPackages Modules should comply the following important rules:

• Each module should contain a class and its name should be equal to the filename of the module.

• The _NewClass and _GlobalParameters should be imported to be inherited by the module class as shown in the following example.

• The __init__ command should have tag argument just after self and then it is obvious that required class arguments and GlobalPrameter arguments (_globalParametersArguments) also should be define.

• After __init__ definition, the 2 lines that are shown in Fix Part block (As shown in the following example) should be define without any changes and finally _globalParameters should be initialize using the defined arguments.

Example:

Python Code

class _GlobalParameters():

   from opensrane.Misc._NewClass import _NewClass
   from ._GlobalParameters import _GlobalParameters

   class moduleFilename(_NewClass,_GlobalParameters):

       def __init__(self,tag,arguments, _globalParametersArguments):

           #---- Fix Part for each class __init__ ----
           ObjManager.Add(tag,self)
           _NewClass.__init__(self,tag)
           #------------------------------------------

           _GlobalParameters.__init__(self, _globalParametersArguments)

• After above part the class content can be written. All modules in the subpackages obey the mention rules and are proper samples to check the above rules and how they are implemented.

• Developed classes can have their own methods but they should have all methods that are defined in the _GlobalParameters.py located in the subpackage folder and should return the parameters that are specified.