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DM-10561: Switch to LSST capitalization and properties in Python #18

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@r-owen r-owen commented May 22, 2017

So NIn instead of Nin, similarly for NOut, NAxes
NCard, NFrame.... The one exception is that getID
remains as spelled (LSST prefers getId) to reduce pain
for users familiar with AST.

So NIn instead of Nin, similarly for NOut, NAxes
NCard, NFrame.... The one exception is that getID
remains as spelled (LSST prefers getId) to reduce pain
for users familiar with AST.
“Class” sounds like a C++ class and `class` is not a valid property name in Python
Also change Object.__repr__ to not be a full dump, as it is too annoying.
The argument was an int whose value was 1 for lon, 2 for lat; I changed it to a bool.
Two versions of `getSkyRef` and `getSkyRefP` were wrapped
but only one of each actually exists.
Instead of having to specify cards using 80 characters, `pad`
pads the end with spaces, simplifying the test
Use properties instead of setters and getters for scalar values
Document the fact that Object.getNObject and refCount
are only for debugging astshim.
@r-owen r-owen merged commit 2851346 into master May 25, 2017
@ktlim ktlim deleted the tickets/DM-10561 branch August 25, 2018 04:29
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