Missing Ed.PromptStatus.name

[gswifort]

Db.DatabaseOpenMode.kForReadAndAllShare.name is 'kForReadAndAllShare', but the Ed.PromptStatus members do not have a name attribute. Is this intentional?

[CEXT-Dan]

Hi, they show up for me, if i'm seeing this right

        print("\nnames", Db.DatabaseOpenMode.names)
        print("\nname",Db.DatabaseOpenMode.kTryForReadShare.name)
        
        print("\nnames", Ed.PromptStatus.names)
        print("\nname",Ed.PromptStatus.eNormal.name)

Command: DOIT
names {'kForReadAndReadShare': PyDb.DatabaseOpenMode.kForReadAndReadShare, 'kForReadAndWriteNoShare': PyDb.DatabaseOpenMode.kForReadAndWriteNoShare, 'kForReadAndAllShare': PyDb.DatabaseOpenMode.kForReadAndAllShare, 'kTryForReadShare': PyDb.DatabaseOpenMode.kTryForReadShare}
name kTryForReadShare
names {'eNone': PyEd.PromptStatus.eNone, 'eModeless': PyEd.PromptStatus.eModeless, 'eNormal': PyEd.PromptStatus.eNormal, 'kNormal': PyEd.PromptStatus.kNormal, 'eOk': PyEd.PromptStatus.eOk, 'eError': PyEd.PromptStatus.eError, 'eCancel': PyEd.PromptStatus.eCancel, 'eRejected': PyEd.PromptStatus.eRejected, 'eFailed': PyEd.PromptStatus.eFailed, 'eKeyword': PyEd.PromptStatus.eKeyword, 'eDirect': PyEd.PromptStatus.eDirect}
name eNormal

[gswifort]

Ok, I was using it differently. The getKword method returns int instead of PromptStatus, so I tried it like this:

# int(Ed.PromptStatus.eOk) == 5100

>>> Ed.PromptStatus(5100).name
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>
AttributeError: 'PromptStatus' object has no attribute 'name'. Did you mean: 'names'?

If getKword returns PromptStatus then I won't need it.

[CEXT-Dan]

should I change it?

[gswifort]

Yes, I think it will be more consistent.