Renaming set_field to set_data, and get_field_data to get_data, for consistency.

src/logbook.py

@@ -156,7 +156,7 @@ class Logbook(Gtk.ListStore):
          # First append the unique index given to the record.
          logbook_entry.append(i)
          for field in self.SELECTED_FIELD_NAMES_TYPES.keys():
-            logbook_entry.append(self.records[i].get_field_data(field))
+            logbook_entry.append(self.records[i].get_data(field))
          self.append(logbook_entry)
       
       return

src/pyqso.py

@@ -143,7 +143,7 @@ class PyQSO(Gtk.Window):
          # First update the Record object... 
          # (we add 1 onto the column_index here because we don't want to consider the index column)
          column_name = self.treeview.get_column(column_index+1).get_title()
-         self.logbook.records[row_index].set_field(column_name, data)
+         self.logbook.records[row_index].set_data(column_name, data)
          # ...and then the Logbook.
          self.logbook[row_index][column_index+1] = data
       
@@ -162,7 +162,7 @@ class PyQSO(Gtk.Window):
       record = self.logbook.get_record(index)
       field_names = self.logbook.SELECTED_FIELD_NAMES_TYPES.keys()
       for i in range(0, len(field_names)):
-         self.data_entry_panel.set_data(field_names[i], record.get_field_data(field_names[i]))
+         self.data_entry_panel.set_data(field_names[i], record.get_data(field_names[i]))
       return
 
    def show_about(self, widget):

src/record.py

@@ -28,7 +28,7 @@ class Record:
       self.fields_and_data = fields_and_data
       logging.debug("New Record instance created!")
       
-   def get_field_data(self, field_name):
+   def get_data(self, field_name):
       try:
          data = self.fields_and_data[field_name]
       except KeyError:
@@ -37,7 +37,7 @@ class Record:
          data = None
       return data
       
-   def set_field(self, field_name, data):   
+   def set_data(self, field_name, data):   
       # NOTE: If the field_name already exists in the dictionary,
       # then any data stored there will be over-written.
       self.fields_and_data[field_name.upper()] = data