Merge pull request #3483 from openatv/IanSav-Config

[config.py] Remove redundant methods

Author: jbleyel

lib/python/Components/config.py

@@ -209,7 +209,8 @@ def setValue(self, value):  # You need to override this to do input validation.
 
 	def isChanged(self):  # NOTE: self.saved_value should already be stringified, self.default may be a string or None.
 		saved = self.saved_value or self.toString(self.default)
-		# print(f"[Config] isChanged DEBUG: Saved='{saved}', Default='{self.toString(self.default)}', Value='{self.toString(self.value)}', Changed={self.toString(self.value) != saved}.")
+		# print(f"[Config] isChanged DEBUG: SavedValue='{self.saved_value}', Default='{self.toString(self.default)}', Saved='{saved}', Value='{self.toString(self.value)}', Changed={self.toString(self.value) != saved}.")
+		# print(f"[Config] isChanged DEBUG: SavedValue='{type(self.saved_value)}', Default='{type(self.toString(self.default))}', Saved='{type(saved)}', Value='{type(self.toString(self.value))}', Changed={self.toString(self.value) != saved}.")
 		return self.toString(self.value) != saved
 
 	def changed(self):  # This calls all the notifiers on every change to an element.
@@ -622,9 +623,6 @@ def handleKey(self, key, callback=None):
 	def fromString(self, val):
 		return eval(val)
 
-	def toString(self, value):
-		return str(value)
-
 	def getValue(self):
 		return self.dirs
 
@@ -864,9 +862,6 @@ def getMulti(self, selected):
 			self._descr = self.description[self.value]
 		return ("text", self._descr)
 
-	def toString(self, val):
-		return str(val)
-
 	def toDisplayString(self, val):
 		return self.description[val]
 
@@ -1355,9 +1350,6 @@ def __init__(self, default, limits=(0, 9999999999), censor=""):
 	def fromString(self, value):
 		return int(value)
 
-	def toString(self, value):
-		return str(value)
-
 	def getValue(self):
 		return self._value[0]
 
@@ -1537,9 +1529,6 @@ def getMulti(self, selected):
 	def fromString(self, value):
 		return eval(value)
 
-	# def toString(self, value):
-	# 	return str(value)
-
 	def toDisplayString(self, value):
 		return ", ".join([self.description[x] for x in value])