On Wed, Jul 9, 2008 at 6:36 PM, Ian Bicking <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Lukasz Szybalski wrote:
>>
>> One more question on +var_name+:
>> - Do I actually call the file "+var_name+.txt_tmpl" ? Which variable
>> is it going to use? (there were license, description, myurl.....many
>> more)?
>
> Yes, +var_name+.txt_tmpl will name the file whatever the value of the
> variable "var_name" is. It's like $var_name, except easier to put in
> filenames.
>
>> - Or do I call it +myurl+.txt_tmpl . If this is the case since
>> "var[myurl] is a list how is it going to loop through the
>> vars['myurl'] ?
>
> If you have a list then this won't work -- you'll have to do something like
> (in a post method):
>
> for filename in vars['myurl']:
> # or whatever you have to do to instantiate this, I'm not sure:
> content = Template(filename=source_filename).substitute(**vars)
What would be the "source_filename" here?
Would it be the "+var_name+.txt_tmpl"? or "+package+/+var_name+.txt_tmpl"
for filename in vars['myurl']:
if filename=='txt':
source_filename="+package+/+package+/+var_name+.txt_tmpl" ???
content = Template(filename=source_filename).substitute(**vars)
self.ensure_file(filename, content)
elif filename=='csv':
source_filename="+package+/+var_name+.csv_tmpl" ???
content = Template(filename=source_filename).substitute(**vars)
self.ensure_file(filename, content)
If 'txt' was provided only, how will paste know not to fill and copy
rest of the templates, which I think is a default behavior if all of
them are under +package+?
myapp
|-- __init__.py
|-- __init__.pyc
|-- myapp
| |-- __init__.py
| |-- __init__.pyc
| `-- templates
| |-- +package+
| | `-- +var_name+.txt_tmpl
| | `-- +var_name+.csv_tmpl
| | `-- +var_name+.tsv_tmpl
| | `-- +var_name+.sh_tmpl
Lucas
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