parameters: (
          self,
          namespace,
          comment=None,
          comp_list=None,
          name=None,
          base_id_list=None,
          prepend_instance_name=None,
      )
docstring: Constructor
docstring_summary: Constructor
docstring_tokens: Constructor
function: def __init__(
          self,
          namespace,
          comment=None,
          comp_list=None,
          name=None,
          base_id_list=None,
          prepend_instance_name=None,
      ):
          """
          Constructor
          """
          self.__namespace = namespace
          self.__name = name
          self.__comment = comment
          self.__comp_list = comp_list
          self.__base_id_list = base_id_list  # [name of component , base id , window id , instance object] The Instance object is from XmlTopologyParser.py. To get type of the instance (the generic component name) use inst.inst.get_type()
          self.__base_id_dict = None
          self.__instance_xml_list = []
          self.__instance_header_dict = (
              {}
          )  # The key is a val from the __instance_xml_list, the associated value is either a path to where the header file is located or a None. If the value is a None, "predict" where the file loc will be
          self.__prepend_instance_name = prepend_instance_name
  
          self.is_ptr = False
          self.connect_only = False
function_tokens: def __init__ ( self , namespace , comment = None , comp_list = None , name = None , base_id_list = None , prepend_instance_name = None , ) : self . __namespace = namespace self . __name = name self . __comment = comment self . __comp_list = comp_list self . __base_id_list = base_id_list # [name of component , base id , window id , instance object] The Instance object is from XmlTopologyParser.py. To get type of the instance (the generic component name) use inst.inst.get_type() self . __base_id_dict = None self . __instance_xml_list = [ ] self . __instance_header_dict = ( { } ) # The key is a val from the __instance_xml_list, the associated value is either a path to where the header file is located or a None. If the value is a None, "predict" where the file loc will be self . __prepend_instance_name = prepend_instance_name self . is_ptr = False self . connect_only = False