More renaming
[gonvert] / src / gonvert_glade.py
index 5c4edc8..0c27344 100755 (executable)
@@ -293,7 +293,7 @@ def click_unit_column(col):
 
 def click_category(row):
        global unitModel, categoryModel
-       global unit_dic, list_dic
+       global unitDataInCategory, list_dic
 
        #Clear out the previous list of units
        unitModel = gtk.ListStore(gobject.TYPE_STRING, gobject.TYPE_STRING, gobject.TYPE_STRING)
@@ -318,15 +318,15 @@ def click_category(row):
        unitValueColumn.set_sort_indicator(False)
        unitSymbolColumn.set_sort_indicator(False)
 
-       unit_dic = unit_data.list_dic[selected.get_value(iter, 0)]
-       keys = unit_dic.keys()
+       unitDataInCategory = unit_data.list_dic[selected.get_value(iter, 0)]
+       keys = unitDataInCategory.keys()
        keys.sort()
        del keys[0] # do not display .base_unit description key
 
        #Fill up the units descriptions and clear the value cells
        for key in keys:
                iter = unitModel.append()
-               unitModel.set(iter, 0, key, 1, '', 2, unit_dic[key][1])
+               unitModel.set(iter, 0, key, 1, '', 2, unitDataInCategory[key][1])
 
        unitName.set_text('')
        unitValue.set_text('')
@@ -339,7 +339,7 @@ def click_category(row):
 
 
 def restore_units():
-       global unit_dic, list_dic
+       global unitDataInCategory, list_dic
 
        # Restore the previous historical settings of previously selected units in this newly selected category
        #Since category has just been clicked, the list will be sorted already.
@@ -384,7 +384,7 @@ def click_unit(row):
 
        selected_unit = selected.get_value(iter, 0)
 
-       unit_spec = unit_dic[selected_unit]
+       unit_spec = unitDataInCategory[selected_unit]
 
        #Clear out the description
        text_model = gtk.TextBuffer(None)
@@ -445,8 +445,8 @@ def write_units(a):
        for category_key in category_keys:
                total_categories = total_categories + 1
                print category_key, ": "
-               unit_dic = unit_data.list_dic[category_key]
-               unit_keys = unit_dic.keys()
+               unitDataInCategory = unit_data.list_dic[category_key]
+               unit_keys = unitDataInCategory.keys()
                unit_keys.sort()
                del unit_keys[0] # do not display .base_unit description key
                for unit_key in unit_keys:
@@ -481,10 +481,10 @@ class Ccalculate(object):
                                value = float(unitValue.get_text())
 
                if unitName.get_text() != '':
-                       func, arg = unit_dic[unitName.get_text()][0] #retrieve the conversion function and value from the selected unit
+                       func, arg = unitDataInCategory[unitName.get_text()][0] #retrieve the conversion function and value from the selected unit
                        base = apply(func.to_base, (value, arg, )) #determine the base unit value
 
-                       keys = unit_dic.keys()
+                       keys = unitDataInCategory.keys()
                        keys.sort()
                        del keys[0]
                        row = 0
@@ -494,7 +494,7 @@ class Ccalculate(object):
 
                        while iter:
                                #get the formula from the name at the row
-                               func, arg = unit_dic[unitModel.get_value(iter, 0)][0]
+                               func, arg = unitDataInCategory[unitModel.get_value(iter, 0)][0]
 
                                #set the result in the value column
                                unitModel.set(iter, 1, str(apply(func.from_base, (base, arg, ))))
@@ -505,7 +505,7 @@ class Ccalculate(object):
                        # if the second row has a unit then update its value
                        if previousUnitName.get_text() != '':
                                evil_globals.calcsuppress = 1
-                               func, arg = unit_dic[previousUnitName.get_text()][0]
+                               func, arg = unitDataInCategory[previousUnitName.get_text()][0]
                                previousUnitValue.set_text(str(apply(func.from_base, (base, arg, ))))
                                evil_globals.calcsuppress = 0
 
@@ -526,10 +526,10 @@ class Ccalculate(object):
                                value = float(previousUnitValue.get_text())
 
                if previousUnitName.get_text() != '':
-                       func, arg = unit_dic[previousUnitName.get_text()][0] #retrieve the conversion function and value from the selected unit
+                       func, arg = unitDataInCategory[previousUnitName.get_text()][0] #retrieve the conversion function and value from the selected unit
                        base = apply(func.to_base, (value, arg, )) #determine the base unit value
 
-                       keys = unit_dic.keys()
+                       keys = unitDataInCategory.keys()
                        keys.sort()
                        del keys[0]
                        row = 0
@@ -539,7 +539,7 @@ class Ccalculate(object):
 
                        while iter:
                                #get the formula from the name at the row
-                               func, arg = unit_dic[unitModel.get_value(iter, 0)][0]
+                               func, arg = unitDataInCategory[unitModel.get_value(iter, 0)][0]
 
                                #set the result in the value column
                                unitModel.set(iter, 1, str(apply(func.from_base, (base, arg, ))))
@@ -550,7 +550,7 @@ class Ccalculate(object):
                        # if the second row has a unit then update its value
                        if unitName.get_text() != '':
                                evil_globals.calcsuppress = 1
-                               func, arg = unit_dic[unitName.get_text()][0]
+                               func, arg = unitDataInCategory[unitName.get_text()][0]
                                unitValue.set_text(str(apply(func.from_base, (base, arg, ))))
                                evil_globals.calcsuppress = 0