Here I have a silly function for pretty printing any model object's
data.
def pprint(res):
for instr in dict(res.__dict__):
if instr[-3:] == "_id":
instr = instr[:-3]
displaymeth = "get_%s_display" % instr
try:
atr =getattr(res,displaymeth)
except:
atr =getattr(res,instr)
print "%s: %s" % (instr,atr)
It sort of prints out an easy to read representation of any model
object. Is there a better way to do this? I am sure there was
something already in Django to do this, but I am having a hard way of
finding. I am still on .96
Thanks, Brian Ray
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