[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ian Bicking wrote:
Sometime a while ago someone asked about an option to have the schema
fill in values that are missing. I can't remember who. Anyway, it took
a while, but now it's there in r1218 as an option on Schemas:
# If this is given, then any keys
Ian Bicking wrote:
This change doesn't fit my usage scenario. What I have is like this :
a=dict(a set of keyword string values from web page)
s_a = schema(build from SQLObject data validators)
s_b = schema(a subset of fields in a, that is not in s_a)
I want to validate:
o =
I've been using Gentoo Linux for the last year and a half without any
trouble. It is, in fact, the only operating system I use, and it works
better than anything else I could imagine. My workflow revolves around
three applications, and three active windows, with Gimp thrown in there
Hi,
i haven't actually tried it, but there's documentation on running
cherrypy as a CGI application (via WSGI):
http://www.cherrypy.org/wiki/RunAsCGI
there are warnings about it not supporting any very complex use of
cherrypy's functionality which probably isn't a good sign, but if
I haven't really tried this myself yet, but I looked into it and the
only thing I could find that may be useful is cherrypy.headerMap[1].
Using this you may be able to alter the response code of the page
given certain criteria.
- Lee
[1] http://www.cherrypy.org/wiki/ReturnVsYield - See the
Howdy!
I'm attempting to create a complex template structure for the website
of the company I work for. Because of the scope of the site I need the
template to be as flexible as possible. To that end, I would like to
create a master.kid template which defines several areas or slots which
On 04/11/05, Matthew Bevan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
-- H --
L |C | R
-- F --
Seems a fairly standard layout, I use a similar method, with optional parts
I've attempted to use py:match statements to accomplish what I want,
but I can not seem to find any reference to
Great :)
On 11/4/05, Phillip J. Eby [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Kevin Dangoor wrote:
On 11/3/05, Phillip J. Eby [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
(Just to be clear, the warning above is in this specific case harmless,
so you don't need to upgrade setuptools or do any other steps I've
listed
I think this is the way to do it:
http://www.cherrypy.org/trunk/docs/book/chunk/ch03.html#id3221100
http://www.cherrypy.org/wiki/HandleErrors
Kind Regards,
Sean Cazzell
On Fri, 2005-11-04 at 09:46 +, Lee McFadden wrote:
I haven't really tried this myself yet, but I looked into it and
Hi Kevin,
We're evaluating TG and are looking on how we can develop our web app
test-first. In writing our first tests, we ran into this issue. We
found back this bug in trac, it's ticket number 70.
Can you comment on when this issue will be fixed? Will it be fixed in
0.9 or 1.0? Is there a way
On 11/4/05, gsteff [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I like the idea of providing the sequence of widgets via *args instead
of an explicit list.
I do, too. I think I'll change that...
Kevin
This came up in the thread about the forms package, but I just wanted
to see if there were other opinions on this.
So, the proposal is to:
1) deprecate validation_error. For now, if validation fails and you
have a method, it will be called but a DeprecationWarning will be
displayed.
2) if
Hi Nick,
This one is not obvious... I put a note in the ticket about what I
think the solution is and set the milestone to 0.9.
You can also do a workaround... Something like this:
class Dummy:
pass
oldrequest = None
oldresponse = None
def setup_module():
global oldrequest
global
Just before rendering your template, set the response status: cherrypy.response.status=404On 3 Nov, 2005, at 11:12 pm, Jeff Grimmett wrote:I'm a little confused on error handling in TG versus CherryPy itself. The CP site has a few examples of how to ensure that a 404 response is sent for a page
On 11/4/05, Matthew Bevan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've been using Gentoo Linux for the last year and a half without any
trouble. It is, in fact, the only operating system I use, and it works
better than anything else I could imagine. My workflow revolves around
three applications, and
On 11/3/05, Jon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there any way to use SQLite without having to specify an absolute
path to the file? I'd prefer to be able to specify it relative to the
root project directory.
Even if there was a way to do it syntactically, this would be tricky
come deployment
On 11/4/05, Matthew Bevan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
-- H --
L |C | R
-- F --
All of them are optional except the content area, and the left column
should default to some sane default (i.e. a current events listing).
Note also that you could also use py:defs for the
On 11/3/05, Phillip J. Eby [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
And while we're speaking of next-gen features, I've just made the
'develop' command in subversion take all the same options as
easy_install, and inherit the easy_install settings from any
configuration files. So if you set e.g.:
On 11/3/05, Jeff Grimmett [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What's the best way to handle this? Dispose of default() and use the CP
error handler instead?
That is a better route, because the default method will only work for
a single controller. _cpOnError will apply for all of the controllers
down the
Hi, um , Gun
On 11/1/05, Gunfighter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So how can these be improved? Some obvious suggestions come to mind.
One particular thought is to have the error handling page load the
Simple Description, TraceBack, and any other pertinent information in
JSON format. Perhaps
Well, between both Kevin and Phillip, it seems to be working now..
However, there should be an easy to to uninstall all of this stuff, I
would imagine...
I have a mac. Are all the libraries installed under MacPython? Or are
they stored in the system libraries??
Thanks!
Jeremy
Well, between both Kevin and Phillip, it seems to be working now..
However, there should be an easy to to uninstall all of this stuff, I
would imagine...
I have a mac. Are all the libraries installed under MacPython? Or are
they stored in the system libraries??
Thanks!
Jeremy
Nevermind... :D Now when I start an instance.. I get:
asimov:~/jeremy jeremy$ python jeremy-start.py
Traceback (most recent call last):
File jeremy-start.py, line 3, in ?
pkg_resources.require(TurboGears)
File
On 11/2/05, redneck [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
File
/usr/local/lib/python2.4/site-packages/kid-0.7adev_r186-py2.4.egg/kid/pull.py,
line 91, in expand
stack[-1].append(current)
TypeError: append() argument 1 must be Element, not instance
Ahh... I think I see the problem. There's a bug in
Anyone know of any TurboGears books in the works? I would think
O'Reilly would be all over this...?
Chad L. wrote:
Anyone know of any TurboGears books in the works? I would think
O'Reilly would be all over this...?
T'would be nice. But don't hold your breath. One of the problems with
using the best tools instead of the most popular ones is that there
never seem to be many book on
On 11/4/05, Bryan Murdock [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 11/3/05, Jeff Grimmett [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 11/3/05, Tim Lesher [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yep. It's an intrusion attempt. Get used to them. :-)
Most likely, some other customer of Verizon has an infected box.
Steve Bergman wrote:
Chad L. wrote:
Anyone know of any TurboGears books in the works? I would think
O'Reilly would be all over this...?
T'would be nice. But don't hold your breath. One of the problems with
using the best tools instead of the most popular ones is that there
never
Howdy!
For those of us who use HTML entities a lot (arrows, brackets, quotes,
dashes, and spaces most notably) I've bookmarked the following.
http://bclary.com/2004/11/25/html-entities
It's a list of standard ISO 8859-1 (Latin-1) entities with their HTML
name and number. To use the
Hej Roman,
I described a naive approach on my blog a couple of months ago:
http://www.checkandshare.com/blog/?p=8
Cheers
Ronald
On Nov 4, 2005, at 6:00 PM, Roman wrote:
Ok, I've found REST in post REST recipe cherrypy. Will first read
through this...
On 11/4/05, Bryan Murdock [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You can usually paste the pertinent line from your log into google and figure out exactly which worm is checking you out, if you are curious.Ah, Google. Is there nothing it can't do? Thanks :-)
-- Things fall apart. The Center cannot hold.- Life
On 11/3/05, Jeff Grimmett [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 11/3/05, Tim Lesher [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yep. It's an intrusion attempt. Get used to them. :-)
Most likely, some other customer of Verizon has an infected box.
Well, it's good to know what they look like. What's curious is
So far my application isn't at a stage to do functional or even unit tests
of the controllers, but I do have a bunch of model objects and a little bit
of logic around them.
I read the little testing doc and it says that there is no support for
testing model objects. I'm now trying to figure out
On Nov 4, 2005, at 5:42 AM, Kevin Dangoor wrote:
On 11/4/05, Matthew Bevan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've been using Gentoo Linux for the last year and a half without any
trouble. It is, in fact, the only operating system I use, and it
works
better than anything else I could imagine. My
On 11/4/05, Phillip J. Eby [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
asimov:~/turbogears jeremy$ sudo python setup.py develop
--script-dir=/usr/local/bin
Traceback (most recent call last):
File setup.py, line 14, in ?
from docgen import GenSite
File /Users/jeremy/turbogears/docgen.py,
This looks like a good reference for the unicode character codes (and
it also covers some of the latin-1 characters):
http://www.pemberley.com/janeinfo/latin1.html
Kevin
On 11/4/05, Matthew Bevan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Howdy!
For those of us who use HTML entities a lot (arrows, brackets,
Kevin Dangoor wrote:
On 11/4/05, Phillip J. Eby [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
asimov:~/turbogears jeremy$ sudo python setup.py develop
--script-dir=/usr/local/bin
Traceback (most recent call last):
File setup.py, line 14, in ?
from docgen import GenSite
File
Hi Jason,
A few comments that may clear things up and make it easier:
- you can set model.__connection__ to something else, if you need to
change it for testing purposes
- PackageHub does not even look up the connection configuration until
it's needed. It should be possible to close and clear
Kevin Dangoor wrote:
On 11/4/05, Phillip J. Eby [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
asimov:~/turbogears jeremy$ sudo python setup.py develop
--script-dir=/usr/local/bin
Traceback (most recent call last):
File setup.py, line 14, in ?
from docgen import GenSite
File
On 11/4/05, Phillip J. Eby [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm puzzled as to why explicitly asking for Kid = 0.6.4 cares about
the TurboGears egg info...
Because to determine whether Kid is available, pkg_resources has to
scan sys.path, and in the process it encounters the (broken) Turbogears
Well here's something interesting. In the simple cases, PackageHub doesn't
try to open a connection until it's actually trying to access the database.
If you have a subclass of a subclass of a SQLObject (in my case it's
SomeClass-Modifiable-SQLObject) some of the metaclass magic behind
SQLObject
If you come up with some techniques you'd like to share, please post
them to the wiki:
http://trac.turbogears.org
This *is* an area that needs to be filled in... I just haven't
personally had the time to do so, so any help is a boon..
Thanks!
Kevin
On 11/4/05, Jason Chu [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Kevin Dangoor wrote:
ugh. At one point, I had checked in the .egg-info directory, but then
people complained about getting conflicts there.
try
python setup.py egg_info
and then rerun the develop command.
That's not gonna work. See below.
asimov:~/turbogears jeremy$ sudo python
On 11/4/05, Steve Bergman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Chad L. wrote:Anyone know of any TurboGears books in the works?I would thinkO'Reilly would be all over this...?T'would be nice.But don't hold your breath.One of the problems with
using the best tools instead of the most popular ones isthat
1) You can still do customization through CSS alone.My feeling is that between CSS, and a bit of _javascript_ behaviors, a designer can customize likely in a much richer fashion than if they were fiddling with templates.
In the olden days, the designer had to have a heavy hand on templates. No
Ahh... that clears everything up.
Well, I am glad someone is clear... :D I am as confused as ever.
But, I don't know jack about python.
I just changed setup.py slightly so that it doesn't import docgen at
all if docs doesn't appear on the command line. --help-commands won't
list docs
On 11/4/05, Jeremy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ahh... that clears everything up.
Well, I am glad someone is clear... :D I am as confused as ever.
But, I don't know jack about python.
This particular conversation goes a bit beyond just python... the
setuptools/Python Eggs thing is new.
Kevin Dangoor wrote:
Hi Michele,
Hi Kevin,
Thanks for taking the time to write this. I know how long it can take
to write something in a non-native language.
Thank you for giving me your attention.
On 11/4/05, Michele Cella [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've just found this link to a post
Michele,
thanks, this is a good summary of my ideas.
Quickstart should be able to generate a kind of pseudo-code. If
re-generation are need, why not take advantage of the inheritance at
class level (or at object level like in Zope). But this can add lot of
complexity; I like simplicity ;-).
Hi
I currently have a little, Python based web application (CGI, without
any web framework). Now I consider migrating to Django or
Turbogears.I'd like to have the new version RESTful.
Anybody done this based on Turbogears?
Is Turbogears adequate for such an endeavour?
Basically, a Turbogears
Michele Cella wrote:
widgets.TextField(name, template=myproject.templates.textfield)
This is a feature I didn't notice, and I think that's a quite important
feature, If i got it right you are directly referencing a Kid template,
right?
Now I will not say again see below but I will
Cool...
Well, here is where I stand now.. After both doing a svn up and
deleting turbogears and checking out the source from scratch, whenever
I try to install, I get
Processing dependencies for TurboGears==0.9a0dev-r138
Searching for kid=0.7adev-r186
Reading
One more thing. I have my app installed in the target machine (.egg)
using prod.cfg. TG assumes that the path to the database (file) exists
(e.g. you have taken care of creating it using tg-admin) or it rather
creates it if it doesn't exist? I had some problems when not creating
the database a
Server: FreeBSD 6.0, Python 2.4.2, CP 2.1
Client: WinXP SP1, Firefox 1.07
I'm seeing a consistent hang in CherryPy when a client issues a TCP reset. The easiest way to repro it:
On the server:
1. tg-admin quickstart resettest
2. cd resettest python resettest-start.py
On the client:
1. Go to
I think that's more pessimistic than necessary; publishers won't
necessarily beat down the door, but the first step would be a pitch.
I've only flirted in the lightest way with book authoring (or maybe just
slightly less lightly with writing articles for pay), but the obstactles
didn't seem
Answers inline, and haven't tested them, but I'm pretty sure they're
correct, except where I note questions. I mostly did this as a way to
learn SQLObject in a more complicated way than I had up till now. And I
read the whole of this thread, but I've got something around 300
messages to
On 11/4/05, Jeff Watkins [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just before rendering your template, set the response status: cherrypy.response.status=404
That works pretty well, though any images (etc) on the page get sent with a 200 response code. I'm guessing this is OK since the URL requested actually gets
On 11/4/05, Aggelos Orfanakos [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
One more thing. I have my app installed in the target machine (.egg)
using prod.cfg. TG assumes that the path to the database (file) exists
(e.g. you have taken care of creating it using tg-admin) or it rather
creates it if it doesn't
On 11/4/05, Ian Bicking [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I wouldn't reuse SQLObject's own test code. It was written before
ConnectionHub, so has some added complexity there, and also has some
optimizations that make things more complex and I suspect don't actually
make the tests run any faster.
On 11/4/05, Jeff Grimmett [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hm. No matter what I tried, I wasn't hitting the error handler. The page in
question also seems to be a little off on a number of points (wrong package,
etc). Methinks handling of _cpOnError may have changed and it's not yet in
the docs.
I
On 11/4/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello, I've recently installed turbogears again myself and have run
into this same problem. I'm following the tutorial and at the end of
page two I'm getting this error.
SQLObjectNotFound: The Page by alternateID pagename='FrontPage'
On 11/4/05, Kevin Dangoor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I vaguely remember seeing some mention about not founds not going through _cpOnError. We definitely should get to the bottom of this and add it to quickstart.Agreed, that's the right thing to do.
I'm quite certain it gets called for exceptions. I
The TurboGears site suggests PEP 8 style be used but I have noticed
CherryPy, SQLObject and TG mostly use mixedCase style for method names.
So is the official recommendation PEP 8 but mixedCase methods?
Kind Regards,
Sean Cazzell
Hi,I've tried a number of ways of editing content via Catwalk and for some reason I'm not having a whole lot of luck.1) For example: Hello to b71.99.233.43/b will be reproduced exactly that way if it's extracted into a Kid template -
i.e. the b markup is seen verbatim without being rendered as a
Sean Cazzell wrote:
The TurboGears site suggests PEP 8 style be used but I have noticed
CherryPy, SQLObject and TG mostly use mixedCase style for method names.
So is the official recommendation PEP 8 but mixedCase methods?
SQLObject gets that style from Webware. But otherwise I've personally
Peter, thanks for the assist. A couple of notes:
I was hoping to display a page that listed page names and last mod
date, with the last modifed (10) pages listed...
1) Neither query returns the mod_date_time itself, so I'll still have
to resort to either hitting the db for each of the last 10
Cripes, you better not start on a book yet.. then TG 1.0 will never get
out :-P
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