iode.Scalars.is_detached

property Scalars.is_detached: bool

Whether or not any change made on the present database or subset will modify the global IODE workspace.

Returns:

bool

Examples

>>> from iode import SAMPLE_DATA_DIR
>>> from iode import comments
>>> comments.load(f"{SAMPLE_DATA_DIR}/fun.cmt")
Loading .../fun.cmt
317 objects loaded 
>>> # 'comments' represents the global Comments workspace
>>> comments.is_detached
False
>>> comments["ACAF"]
'Ondernemingen: ontvangen kapitaaloverdrachten.'

>>> # by default, making a selection will create a new database 
>>> # object that is a 'view' of the global Comments workspace.
>>> # Any change made on this 'view' (subset) will also modify 
>>> # the global workspace.
>>> cmt_subset = comments["A*"]
>>> cmt_subset.is_detached
False
>>> cmt_subset["ACAF"] = "modified comment"
>>> cmt_subset["ACAF"]
'modified comment'
>>> comments["ACAF"]
'modified comment'
>>> # adding a new comment to the subset will also add it 
>>> # to the global workspace
>>> cmt_subset["NEW_CMT"] = "new comment"
>>> "NEW_CMT" in comments
True
>>> comments["NEW_CMT"]
'new comment'
>>> # removing a comment from the subset will also remove it 
>>> # from the global workspace
>>> del cmt_subset["NEW_CMT"]
>>> "NEW_CMT" in comments
False

>>> # explicitly calling the copy method will create a new 
>>> # detached database. Any change made on the copy will not 
>>> # modify the global workspace.
>>> cmt_copy = comments["A*"].copy()
>>> cmt_copy.is_detached
True
>>> cmt_copy["AOUC"] = "modified comment"
>>> cmt_copy["AOUC"]
'modified comment'
>>> comments["AOUC"]
'Kost per eenheid produkt.'