pywikipedia.wiktionary.Noun

Package pywikipedia :: Module wiktionary :: Class Noun

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Class Noun

Term --+
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      Noun

This is class inherits from Term. It adds properties and methods specific to nouns

Method Summary
	`__init__(self, lang, term, gender)` Constructor...
	`getGender(self)`
	`setGender(self, gender)`
	`showcontents(self, indentation)` Prints the contents of this Term.
Inherited from Term
	`__getitem__(self)` Documenting as an afterthought is a bad idea I don't know anymore why I added this, but I'm pretty sure it was in response to an error message
	`getLang(self)`
	`getTerm(self)`
	`setLang(self, lang)`
	`setTerm(self, term)`
	`wikiwrapasexample(self, wikilang)` Returns a string with the gender in a format ready for Wiktionary, if it is applicable
	`wikiwrapastranslation(self, wikilang)` Returns a string with this term as a link followed by the gender in a format ready for Wiktionary
	`wikiwrapforlist(self, wikilang)` Returns a string with this term as a link followed by the gender in a format ready for Wiktionary
	`wikiwrapgender(self, wikilang)` Returns a string with the gender in a format ready for Wiktionary, if it is applicable

Method Details

init(self, lang, term, gender='')
(Constructor)

Constructor
Generally called with two parameters:
- The language of the term
- The term (string)

- gender is optional

Overrides:: pywikipedia.wiktionary.Term.__init__

showcontents(self, indentation)

Prints the contents of this Term. Every subobject is indented a little further on the screen. The primary purpose is to help keep your sanity while debugging.

Overrides:: pywikipedia.wiktionary.Term.showcontents (inherited documentation)

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Class Noun

__init__(self, lang, term, gender='') (Constructor)

showcontents(self, indentation)

init(self, lang, term, gender='')
(Constructor)