Previously Aaron R wrote:
> I did something similar using the __before__ method
>
> class CustomerController(BaseController):
> def __before__(self):
> if 'cust_id' in request.environ['pylons.routes_dict']:
> cust_id = request.environ['pylons.routes_dict']
> ['cust_id']
> c.customer=meta.Session.query(Customer).get(cust_id)
> else:
> c.customer = None
>
> def DoSomething(self, cust_id, id):
> .....
>
> def DoMore(self, cust_id, id):
> .....
>
>
> The routes_dict looks like this:
>
> {'action': u'dostuff', 'controller': u'customert', 'id': u'123'}
>
> Hopefully that works.
It works and is indeed better. I still think my approach is nicer: it
does not require poking manually at the routes memory but provides a
clean interface.
Wichert.
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