On Thu, Dec 2, 2010 at 1:11 AM, Lorin Rivers <lriv...@mosasaur.com> wrote:
> I tried making a generic function that created a table variable by
> concatenating strings.
>
> myTable = tableBuilder('inverter',period=5)
>
> def tableBuilder(element,period=0):
> if element == 'inverter':
> if period = 0:
> return 'db4.' + 'arraydata_table'
> elif period = 1:
> return 'db4.array_mins'
> else:
> return 'db4.array_' + period + 'mins'
def table_builder(e, p):
if e == 'inverter':
t = 'db4.'
if p == 0:
t += 'arraydata_table'
elif p == 1:
t += 'array_mins'
else:
t += '%smins' % period
return t
It's not a big improvement, but it's a bit nicer, I think. Plus you
don't repeat 'db4.' three times inviting typos.
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