Added a query string building class called FilterBuilder. #9
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Added FilterBuilder Class.
USAGE:
# make a FilterBuilder
myfilter = FilterBuilder(myClass)
myfilter.addAndFilter("id", "lt", "45")
queryString = myfilter.buildQuery()
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Fixed a bug causing filter build to report invalid when both and & or filters are not used.
In python3 dick.keys() now returns a dict_key object, fixed this with list(dict) gives list of keys
Make python3 compatable
Added a note saying python3 compatible.
…be changed and removed or cleared entirely. As, no longer consumes itself, and buildquery can be called over and over. buildquery caches the query string and only rebuilds it when there are changes.
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I wrote a class to dynamically build query strings for use with your class. I do not know if anyone else will find it useful, but I found the syntax difficult to use when building queries dynamically.