iode.Tables

class iode.Tables

IODE Tables database.

Parameters:

filepath: str, optional: file containing the IODE tables to load.

Returns:

Tables

Examples

>>> from iode import tables, SAMPLE_DATA_DIR
>>> tables.load(f"{SAMPLE_DATA_DIR}/fun.tbl")
>>> len(tables)
46
>>> tables          
Workspace: Tables
nb tables: 46
filename: ...\tests\data\fun.tbl

  name                             table titles
ANAKNFF     Déterminants de la croissance de K
ANAPRIX     Analyse des prix
C8_1        Déterminants de l'output potentiel
C8_10       Coin salarial parafiscal
C8_11       Propension moyenne à épargner
...         ...
UCLASS      Chômage classique
UY          Taux de chômage
XPC         Inflation: PC
XQBBP       Croissance
YDH         Tableau B-3. Revenu disponible des ménages à prix constant

Attributes:

filename: str
description: str

Methods

`clear`(self)	Delete all objects from the current database.
`copy`(self)	Create a copy of an IODE database.
`copy_from`(self, input_files[, objects_names])	Copy (a subset of) objects from the input file(s) 'input_files' into the current database.
`get_names`(self[, pattern])	Returns the list of objects names given a pattern.
`is_copy_subset`(self)	Whether or not the present object represents of a subset of a global IODE database and if the IODE objects of the subset represent deep copies of the IODE objects from the global IODE database.
`is_subset`(self)	Whether or not the present object represents a subset of a global IODE database.
`load`(self, filepath)	Load objects stored in file 'filepath' into the current database.
`merge`(self, other[, overwrite])
`merge_from`(self, input_file)	Merge all objects stored in the input file 'input_file' into the current database.
`remove`(self, names)	Delete the object(s) named 'names' from the current database.
`rename`(self, old_name, new_name)	Rename an object of the database.
`save`(self, filepath)	Save objects of the current database into the file 'filepath'.
`search`(self, pattern[, word, ...])	Return a list of all objects from the current database having a specific pattern in their names or LEC expression, comment...

__init__(*args, **kwargs)

Methods

`__init__`(args, *kwargs)
`clear`(self)	Delete all objects from the current database.
`copy`(self)	Create a copy of an IODE database.
`copy_from`(self, input_files[, objects_names])	Copy (a subset of) objects from the input file(s) 'input_files' into the current database.
`get_names`(self[, pattern])	Returns the list of objects names given a pattern.
`is_copy_subset`(self)	Whether or not the present object represents of a subset of a global IODE database and if the IODE objects of the subset represent deep copies of the IODE objects from the global IODE database.
`is_subset`(self)	Whether or not the present object represents a subset of a global IODE database.
`load`(self, filepath)	Load objects stored in file 'filepath' into the current database.
`merge`(self, other[, overwrite])
`merge_from`(self, input_file)	Merge all objects stored in the input file 'input_file' into the current database.
`remove`(self, names)	Delete the object(s) named 'names' from the current database.
`rename`(self, old_name, new_name)	Rename an object of the database.
`save`(self, filepath)	Save objects of the current database into the file 'filepath'.
`search`(self, pattern[, word, ...])	Return a list of all objects from the current database having a specific pattern in their names or LEC expression, comment...

Attributes

`description`	description: str
`filename`	filename: str
`names`	names: List[str]