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__constructor__ = "constructor_fromany"Data objects behave as strings or buffers. |
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x.__init__(...) initializes x; see x.__class__.__doc__ for signature
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repr(x)
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Called by the dict function of Spyder classes that have Data members For internal use only |
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__constructor__Data objects behave as strings or buffers. It should be used to store binary data or file contents. It cannot be printed directly, but its contents can be accessed with the data() or textdata() methods It has a convert method, but the conversion engine is never used, convert() on a Data object is equivalent to cast() This behavior is NOT inherited if Data is Spyder-subclassed, in that case, convert() works normally It can be constructed from String or Data, but there is no parsing constructor In File objects, Data is considered to be a general format, convertible into and from everything
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