目前我有一个通用函数,您可以在其中传递一个属性名称和一个类(它也适用于特定的对象实例,但我使用的是类),该函数将通过调用来查找和操作该属性
getattr(model_class, model_attribute)
它将通过调用(这次在对象实例上)修改属性
settattr(model_obj, key, value)
但是,我有一个类,其中我们@property定义了一个方法而不是一个简单的属性,并且setattr不起作用。如何动态获取@property基于该属性方法的字符串名称?
也许我可以使用__dict__,但这看起来很脏而且不安全。
编辑:示例代码
广义函数
def process_general(mapping, map_keys, model_class, filter_fn, op_mode=op_modes.UPDATE):
    """
    Creates or updates a general table object based on a config dictionary.
    `mapping`: a configuration dictionary, specifying info about the table row value
    `map_keys`: keys in the mapping that we use for the ORM object
    `model_class`: the ORM model class we use the config data in
    `op_mode`: the kind of operation we want to perform (delete, update, add, etc.)
    Note that relationships between model objects must be defined and connected
    outside of this function.
    """
    # We construct a dictionary containing the values we need to set
    arg_dict = make_keyword_args(map_keys, mapping)
    # if we are updating, then we must first check if the item exists
    # already
    if (op_mode == op_modes.UPDATE):
        # Find all rows that match by the unique token.
        # It should only be one, but we will process all of them if it is the
        # case that we didn't stick to the uniqueness requirement.
        matches = filter_fn()
        # Keep track of the length of the iterator so we know if we need to add
        # a new row
        num_results = 0
        for match in matches:
            # and we set all of the object attributes based on the dictionary
            set_attrs_from_dict(match, arg_dict)
            model_obj = match
            num_results += 1
        # We have found no matches, so just add a new row
        if (num_results < 1):
            model_obj = model_class(**arg_dict)
        return model_obj
    # TODO add support for other modes. This here defaults to add
    else:
        return model_class(**arg_dict)
传入的示例类:
class Dataset(db.Model, UserContribMixin):
    # A list of filters for the dataset. It can be built into the dataset filter form dict
    # in get_filter_form. It's also useful for searching.
    filters     = db.relationship('DatasetFilter', backref='dataset')
    # private, and retrieved from the @property = select
    _fact_select = db.relationship('DatasetFactSelect', order_by='DatasetFactSelect.order')
    @property
    def fact_select(self):
        """
        FIXME: What is this used for?
        Appears to be a list of strings used to select (something) from the
        fact model in the star dataset interface.
        :return: List of strings used to select from the fact model
        :rtype: list
        """
        # these should be in proper order from the relationship order_by clause
        sels = [sel.fact_select for sel in self._fact_select]
        return sels