#!/usr/bin/python2.5

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from __future__ import absolute_import
class GtfsFactoryUser(object):
  """Base class for objects that must store a GtfsFactory in order to
     be able to instantiate Gtfs classes.

     If a non-default GtfsFactory is to be used, it must be set explicitly."""

  _gtfs_factory = None

  def GetGtfsFactory(self):
    """Return the object's GTFS Factory.

    Returns:
        The GTFS Factory that was set for this object. If none was explicitly
        set, it first sets the object's factory to transitfeed's GtfsFactory
        and returns it"""

    if self._gtfs_factory is None:
      #TODO(anog): We really need to create a dependency graph and clean things
      #            up, as the comment in __init__.py says.
      #            Not having GenericGTFSObject as a leaf (with no other
      #            imports) creates all sorts of circular import problems.
      #            This is why the import is here and not at the top level.
      #            When this runs, gtfsfactory should have already been loaded
      #            by other modules, avoiding the circular imports.
      from . import gtfsfactory
      self._gtfs_factory = gtfsfactory.GetGtfsFactory()
    return self._gtfs_factory

  def SetGtfsFactory(self, factory):
    self._gtfs_factory = factory
