Title: [1486] branches/1.0/turbogears: added to_utf8 utility function
Revision 1486
Author max
Date 2006-05-16 03:28:04 -0500 (Tue, 16 May 2006)
Log Message
added to_utf8 utility function
Modified Paths
branches/1.0/turbogears/controllers.py
branches/1.0/turbogears/util.py
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Title: [1487] trunk/turbogears: merged 1485:1486 from 1.0
Revision 1487
Author max
Date 2006-05-16 03:29:25 -0500 (Tue, 16 May 2006)
Log Message
merged 1485:1486 from 1.0
Modified Paths
trunk/turbogears/controllers.py
trunk/turbogears/util.py
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Modified:
On 16/05/2006, at 14:53, Percy Gonzales wrote:
Como podemos generar de forma automatica a partir de una o varias
tablas un CRUD al estilo de rails? sobre el cual podamos trabajar o
midficar principalmente su vista?
Usando la extensión FastData:
easy_install -U -Z TGFastData
Alberto
#883: Add example to scheduler doc
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Reporter: kevin| Owner: anonymous
Type: enhancement | Status: new
Priority: normal | Milestone: 1.0b1
Component: Docs |
#884: TypeError: 'NoneType' object is not callable in master.py
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Type: defect | Status: new
Priority: normal |
#875: [PATCH] Fixed the DeployAsWindowsService docs on the wiki
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Type: enhancement | Status: new
Priority: normal
#879: Incorrect handling when serveFile returns []
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Reporter: anonymous |Owner: anonymous
Type: defect | Status: new
Priority: normal |Milestone: 1.0b1
Component:
#885: Database Logging Handler
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Reporter: ivolooser | Owner: anonymous
Type: task| Status: new
Priority: normal | Milestone: 1.0
Component: Deployment
#808: sql upgrade fails with 0.9.5a
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Reporter: ivolooser |Owner: anonymous
Type: defect | Status: closed
Priority: normal |Milestone: 1.0
Component: SQLObject |
#822: Comment on docs/scheduler.html
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Reporter: anonymous |Owner: anonymous
Type: task | Status: closed
Priority: normal |Milestone:
Component: Docs |
#888: provide a default logging directory config option
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Type: enhancement | Status: new
Priority: high | Milestone: 1.0
#888: provide a default logging directory config option
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Type: enhancement | Status: new
Priority: high |Milestone: 1.0
#36: /docs/wiki20/index.html Printable Version
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Type: defect | Status: closed
Priority: normal |Milestone:
Hi Together
I Just would like to discus about a Loggingmodel.
The new way 0.9a5 to use Python logger looks for me very nice. Anyway
i have no experience at all about this Logger :-). So far i understand
its possible to extend the logger with a own Loghandler. I think is
not that difficult.
One
Hi Ivo,
On 5/16/06, Ivo Looser [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I Just would like to discus about a Loggingmodel.
The new way 0.9a5 to use Python logger looks for me very nice. Anyway
i have no experience at all about this Logger :-). So far i understand
its possible to extend the logger with a own
I've just followed those instructions and everything seems to have gone
smoothly, except for the Identity changes from 0.9a4 to 0.9a5.
I have some code in my controllers which query the TG_User table. For
instance, to get the row that represents the user that's currently
logged in:
user =
Em Terça 16 Maio 2006 08:50, Kevin Dangoor escreveu:
I can certainly imagine including a database handler class and telling
people how to use it, but it just doesn't seem like a quickstart sort
of need.
I agree with not making this by default in quickstart or making this an option
for a
On 5/16/06, Jorge Godoy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Em Terça 16 Maio 2006 08:50, Kevin Dangoor escreveu:
I can certainly imagine including a database handler class and telling
people how to use it, but it just doesn't seem like a quickstart sort
of need.
I agree with not making this by
Em Terça 16 Maio 2006 10:39, Kevin Dangoor escreveu:
That's a good point. We could certainly add some smarts to the logging
(like a configuration value for IP address header, so if there's an
X-Forwarded-For or similar, you can grab it.)
These smarts I believe could go into default
Hi guys...
I noticed that there are some changesets from 1.0 branch that weren't
merged into trunk... (eg.: [1477])...
Since here at work I can't have a svn access, I depend on the Nightly
Snapshots version... and they are a snapshot of trunk branch... which
in this moment isn't so
On 5/16/06, Ivo Looser [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
One Example of an nice Logger extension i saw on http://www.red-dove.com/python_logging.html. For me, and maybe for others turbogear users is log_test14.py. It just a Database Logger. It
would be nice to have an possibility in Quickstart to
Yes, a turbogear like approache whould be the best.
tg appoach? guys its a logging module it follows the std, all you need to do
is take the class out and let TG know how to import it.
Sorry may be i choose the wrong words. I mean Turbogear approach with
Connection from SQLObjects or
On 5/16/06, Ivo Looser [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes, a turbogear like approache whould be the best. tg appoach? guys its a logging module it follows the std, all you need to do is take the class out and let TG know how to import it.
Sorry may be i choose the wrong words. I mean Turbogear
Em Terça 16 Maio 2006 20:52, jvanasco escreveu:
0.9a7 ?
when did that come out? i see no announcement and the site still reads
.9a6
It's the signature from the trunk / 1.0 branch in the svn repository. After
all, this is the trunk mailing list. The other list is for released
versions.
Em Terça 16 Maio 2006 22:25, jvanasco escreveu:
ah, i expected people to refer to the svn version as svn , trunk or
head -- as .9a7 is untagged
Me too ;-) But since TG is identifying itself like that, this sounds valid...
Of course, the svn revision would still be needed, but... :-)
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Jason Chu wrote:
I'm now trying to migrate our code from 0.9a4 to 0.9a6. Now if I do a
self.variable inside a widget and variable is callable, the
widget's metaclass will call variable() and return its value. Couple
that with widgets being callable and I can no longer pass references to
my
On 5/15/06, jvanasco [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
this feature looks like its exactly what i need to keep a session db
connection active
any chance of just tossing in a sample of how its used? the docs
describe nicely the features and the options, but not how to implement
it.
At least it has
On 5/15/06, hal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm not sure it's worth emailing the 565 lines :)
Not likely :)
A summary follows -
I'd appreciate comments on how nervous this makes folks feel.
I'm willing to help chase these, but would also (at this point) be
happy with advice like don't use
Responding to myself...
On 5/16/06, Kevin Dangoor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The common thread in your report seems to be the error handling. Was
this run against the trunk or the 1.0 branch?
The subject says 0.9a6. Did you check out the tag to run these tests?
Kevin
On 5/15/06, Jorge Vargas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
eggs are not TG, they are setuptools and that's the way all setuptools
packages work, which doesn;t has an uninstaller ;(
Not yet. One is planned.
Kevin
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On 5/15/06, Randy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can anyone tell me why this doesn't work
In mywidget.py:
class mywidget(widgets.Widget):
css = [widgets.CSSLink(myproj, mywidget.css)]
javascript = [JSLink(myproj, mywidget.js)]
template = '''
divblah blah
On 5/15/06, Simon Belak [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Let's just say I wouldn't be surprised if SoC brought us tg.exe ... ;)
I hadn't thought of that. That would be an excellent project. I hope
it makes it completely through the process!
Kevin
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On 5/15/06, Arnar Birgisson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Answering myself: there's already a bug-report (#686) which is marked
fixed in [1026]
Actually, 1026 is long past. You've found a legitimate bug. Please
open a ticket and set the milestone to 1.0b1...
http://trac.turbogears.org/
Thanks!
We could do with a better way to do it, but for the moment I use the
WebConsole in the toolbox and copy and paste my script in there.
Works fine so far.
Ed
On 5/16/06, Jorge Vargas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 5/15/06, Brandon Goldfedder [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Great question - this is
On 16 May 2006, at 13:38, Ed Singleton wrote:
We could do with a better way to do it, but for the moment I use the
WebConsole in the toolbox and copy and paste my script in there.
Works fine so far.
That's a useful tip, but what I want is a way to script the creation
of inital admin users
Kevin Dangoor wrote:
The subject says 0.9a6. Did you check out the tag to run these tests?
No, just a non-dev easyinstall -U
Which is the same thing I did for the py24, and got no errors or
failures. (I can run both pythons on my dev box, but we only deploy
py23 to our production machines)
Just a fresher for this thread, I'm still getting this intermittently
(nearly identical tracebacks) on .9a6. I have SQLObject calls in my
template, and my errors are on line 25 of master.py. Sorry I lost my
tracebacks applying the kid.precompiled fixes (which failed
spectacularly, by the way),
Em Terça 16 Maio 2006 10:22, Robin Haswell escreveu:
Is there a way to stop Kid deleting its .py files so I can see the code
that was failing?
You can compile your .kid files by hand and ask for the source .py to be kept.
kidc -s file.kid
kidc --help show other options.
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Jorge Godoy
Hi,
Do you use customized widget?
Maybe the widget is not instantiated as you expect.
(I've encountered similar problem when working with widgets from
FastTrack 0.5)
-Cox
於 二，2006-05-16 於 14:38 +0100，Robin Haswell 提到：
Traceback included:
Page handler: bound method Root.default of
On 5/16/06, Arthur Clune [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 16 May 2006, at 13:38, Ed Singleton wrote:
We could do with a better way to do it, but for the moment I use the
WebConsole in the toolbox and copy and paste my script in there.
Works fine so far.
That's a useful tip, but what I want
Cox Chen wrote:
Hi,
Do you use customized widget?
Maybe the widget is not instantiated as you expect.
(I've encountered similar problem when working with widgets from
FastTrack 0.5)
-Cox
I do use one custom widget but it's not called on the pages I see errors on.
-Rob
On 5/16/06, Kevin Dangoor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Actually, 1026 is long past. You've found a legitimate bug. Please
open a ticket and set the milestone to 1.0b1...
Yup, I didn't read #686 carefully before posting here :o)
I filed another ticket yesterday, #879 - setting the milestone now.
Yup, I didn't read #686 carefully before posting here :o)
I filed another ticket yesterday, #879 - setting the milestone now.
Until then, if anyone else is having problems with this, a workaround
is to remove the 'If-Modified-Since' header from the request before
calling serveFile:
if
Tim Lesher wrote:
I agree with that; the ticket Robin submitted didn't mention running
the task at a specific time, though. If that's what he meant, I
apologize.
In which case I apologize for being unclear - that is what I meant,
however I also see the use in being able to use the scheduler
I'm writting a little app to show off logging and scheduler as well as provide something really nice to the comunity, and no i wont tell until i release it :pI'm writting the logger part of it and some questions came to me
in a new quickstarted project how does the log object knows to which
Em Terça 16 Maio 2006 12:07, Robin Haswell escreveu:
Regardless of that though, I think scheduling a one-time task is a good
idea IMO. In at least one of my TG apps I need to perform an action in
24 hours' time (although I don't use the TG scheduler for that as I
don't trust the server to
Em Terça 16 Maio 2006 11:33, Robin Haswell escreveu:
Doing this indicates a Kid error. Lines 25-27 are:
But the source should be kept there... The error might be for the compilation
from .py to .pyc.
def initialize(self):
rslt = initialize(self)
if rslt != 0:
Tim did you posted that recipe? Why don't make it a buildin?
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The software, based on my development experiences. That and if I want to
change a character of code I have to restart the server - and scheduler.
-Rob
Jorge Godoy wrote:
Em Terça 16 Maio 2006 12:07, Robin Haswell escreveu:
Regardless of that though, I think scheduling a one-time task is a
Jorge/All,
One other piece of info. Tg-admin toolbox
also has a similar issue as the catwalk does. It seems like it cant find the
project. Just to doublecheck on two basic things that may be the source of my
problems:
1) Should the config files (prod.cfg and the config dir) be in a local
The problem with these results is I can't be sure that the output from
kidc -sf is the same as the compiled code that TG is running. I really
need Kid to not delete the .py files that it generates as TG runs normally.
-Rob
Jorge Godoy wrote:
Em Terça 16 Maio 2006 11:33, Robin Haswell escreveu:
Hello,
There have been several attempts to provide some e-mail related functionality
to TG. It is not unclear whether it should go into TG core because it can be
very application-specific.
Nevertheless, it can be a good idea to have some basic stuff in core so that
other modules can use it
i can't download your version. the dns won't resolve to anything
anyways, a few weeks ago i made this wrapper and posted it to the list
and submitted for the 1.0 branch:
http://dev.2xlp.com/svn/turbogears_extensions/turboemail/trunk/turboemail.py
Actually neither of them worked, I was testing them individually but
tossed both of them into my example.
I'm still getting
LINK MEDIA=all HREF=/tg_widgets/myproj/css/mywidget.css
TYPE=text/css REL=stylesheet
Is turbogears supposed to be creating and putting widgets in a
temporary tg_widgets
do you have any more info on that?
just looking at the design of TG everything is memory resident, so i
would find it very beneficial to get the template part of TG into
memory as well.
i imagine that there's some sort of caching going on, and kid is only
reading the files if they've changed,
Figures I would get it working right after posting, still had
static/css instead of just static, although to be honest I still
don't really understand how it works. Thanks for help.
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On 5/16/06, Randy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Actually neither of them worked, I was testing them individually but
tossed both of them into my example.
I'm still getting
LINK MEDIA=all HREF=/tg_widgets/myproj/css/mywidget.css
TYPE=text/css REL=stylesheet
Is turbogears supposed to be
On 5/16/06, jvanasco [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
do you have any more info on that?
just looking at the design of TG everything is memory resident, so i
would find it very beneficial to get the template part of TG into
memory as well.
i imagine that there's some sort of caching going on, and
On 5/16/06, Jorge Vargas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm writting a little app to show off logging and scheduler as well as
provide something really nice to the comunity, and no i wont tell until i
release it :p
Tease :)
in a new quickstarted project how does the log object knows to which
I'm working on a tutorial that will explain the other 2. On 5/15/06, jvanasco [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
in model.py this worked{{{import psycopg2def get_db_for_sessions():
dsn = get('sessions.postgres.dsn')return psycopg2.connect(dsn)def _session_db_ping():print _session_db_pingx=
On 5/16/06, Brandon Goldfedder [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jorge/All,
One other piece of info. Tg-admin toolbox
also has a similar issue as the catwalk does. It seems like it can't 'find' the
project. Just to doublecheck on two basic things that may be the source of my
problems:
1)
On 5/16/06, Kevin Dangoor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 5/16/06, Jorge Vargas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I'm writting a little app to show off logging and scheduler as well as provide something really nice to the comunity, and no i wont tell until i
release it :pTease :)TurBot, unless I can think of
So are templates loaded into memory on first hit already? If so, that
solves my issue.
I just want to get templates read from memory and not from disk. In
mod_perl, I need to do that at startup to push them into shared memory
-- but tg is different. I'm fine with stuff running after first
Em Terça 16 Maio 2006 15:31, jvanasco escreveu:
So are templates loaded into memory on first hit already? If so, that
solves my issue.
I just want to get templates read from memory and not from disk. In
mod_perl, I need to do that at startup to push them into shared memory
-- but tg is
I'm looking at the internals of this I I believe sending in interval=0 will do a one-time taskLooking all the way into the sched.py module you will see the sheduler class enter and enterabs, so 0 will make both functions equal
then you will see in the run method it just get callthat will be
well thats out of the control of the framework - and you just toss
memory at that problem.
i just wanted to keep the framework from reading the disk. i'm a big
believe in webapps being completely memroy resident and never touching
the disk - they either get all their content from memory or a db
Funny, operating systems are the same, which is why frequently used
files get put in memory (I think). Every wondered why PHP doesn't crawl?
I agree with your philosophy, I just think you need to be a little less
zealous about it.
-Rob
jvanasco wrote:
well thats out of the control of the
Hi Together
I got an answer about this on the Kid Mailinglist.
Solution One was:
# assuming your template is stored in test.kid
import kid
from kid.serialization import XMLSerializer
template = kid.load_template('test.kid')
t = template.Template()
serializer = XMLSerializer(decl=1)
php doesn't cache into memory at any level natively
if you have to use php for anything (i do) i STRONGLY suggest using the
eaccelerator optimizer in cacheonly mode and give it 8-16 megs or so --
you'll get a 400% speed increase on average. whatever you do, don't
use the code optimizer, it'll
jvanasco wrote:
php doesn't cache into memory at any level natively
Yes, I meant the operating caches the PHP files in to memory. Obviously
not the bytecode compiled ones though.
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Hm I'm personally of the opinion that the scheduler should *depend* on a
database, like identity.
-Rob
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Tim did you posted that recipe? Why don't make it a buildin?
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On Tue, May 16, 2006 at 06:46:16AM -, Michele Cella wrote:
Jason Chu wrote:
I'm now trying to migrate our code from 0.9a4 to 0.9a6. Now if I do a
self.variable inside a widget and variable is callable, the
widget's metaclass will call variable() and return its value. Couple
that
Hi everyone, I factor out the logging docs of a tutorial i'm making (it was almost 300 lines) and post it at the wiki.Please make any corrections you will like and let me know so I can move it to the official docs soon :)
Specially with my
I think it would be great to have this option in the dev.cfg and prod.cfg files.You may want to have the spaces stripped in the prod version but not when you develop. my .2 cent.-fred-On May 16, 2006, at 3:36 PM, Jorge Vargas wrote:I had come to exactly the same comclusion earlier today.I need to
I want to join a table with itself in the model definition.
Something like:
class Page(SQLObject):
parent_page = ForeignKey('Page')
child_pages = MultipleJoin('Page')
but when I do, and I try to pull out the child pages I get the error:
OperationalError: (1054, Unknown column 'page_id'
Full traceback in case anyone's intrested:
Page handler: bound method Root.index of sti.controllers.root.Root
object at 0x01564590
Traceback (most recent call last):
File
c:\python24\lib\site-packages\CherryPy-2.2.1-py2.4.egg\cherrypy\_cphttptools.py,
line 105, in _run
self.main()
File
Em Terça 16 Maio 2006 19:40, Jorge Vargas escreveu:
database? why does cron depends on a db?
In this case, for persistence of information. But I believe that this should
not be a dependency but some kind of extra feature. I also believe that
putting these scheduled events inside a database
Em Terça 16 Maio 2006 19:11, Fred C escreveu:
I think it would be great to have this option in the dev.cfg and
prod.cfg files.
You may want to have the spaces stripped in the prod version but not
when you develop.
One has to take care with the size of the resulting line or you might get
Try:
class Page(SQLObject):
parent_page = ForeignKey('Page')
child_pages = MultipleJoin('Page', joinColumn=parent_page_id)
Also useful, if page order is important, is adding a orderBy to child_pages.
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Em Terça 16 Maio 2006 19:18, Ed Singleton escreveu:
I want to join a table with itself in the model definition.
Something like:
class Page(SQLObject):
parent_page = ForeignKey('Page')
child_pages = MultipleJoin('Page')
but when I do, and I try to pull out the child pages I get
has anyone written a custom session class / package they can share?
cherrypy's sessions are not an option. they've been acting very buggy
and don't support delete.
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Some more pennies for the jar, when I develop PHP work I pipe the output
through W3C's tidy util to get properly indented HTML - it helps the
designer a lot, especially with complicated HTML. There's even couple of
stable Python interfaces. libtidy ships with just about anything,
although I
I think this helps, it's sample working code for my Article model.
Articles have related articles:
class Article(SQLObject):
title = UnicodeCol()
body = UnicodeCol()
created = DateTimeCol(default=datetime.now)
sort = IntCol(default=0)
slug = StringCol(alternateID=True,
On 17/05/2006, at 1:13, jvanasco wrote:
has anyone written a custom session class / package they can share?
cherrypy's sessions are not an option. they've been acting very buggy
and don't support delete.
You could try paste.session or paste.flup_session middleware layers
which are
Em Terça 16 Maio 2006 20:49, Robin Haswell escreveu:
This is true, in fact I think the only slightly complicated bit would be
maintaining concurrency between the scheduler in memory and the tasks in
the table. You don't want to be querying a database every second
(although that would work
On 5/16/06, Jorge Godoy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Em Terça 16 Maio 2006 19:40, Jorge Vargas escreveu: database? why does cron depends on a db?In this case, for persistence of information.But I believe that this shouldnot be a dependency but some kind of extra feature.I also believe that
putting
well i use sessions for more than just loggedin/out - so getting rid of
them isn't an option as there's too much data to pass than in cookie
form
i'm looking into paste now. if it works, i'm all up on it. it not, i
might just give up tg and move back to perl
On 17/05/2006, at 2:13, jvanasco wrote:
well i use sessions for more than just loggedin/out - so getting
rid of
them isn't an option as there's too much data to pass than in cookie
form
Well, AFAIK, a cookie can hold up to 4kb of data. Remember you can
pickle almost any python object,
On May 16, 2006, at 7:35 PM, Robin Haswell wrote:
Some more pennies for the jar, when I develop PHP work I pipe the
output
through W3C's tidy util to get properly indented HTML - it helps the
designer a lot, especially with complicated HTML. There's even
couple of
stable Python
FYI, there's also Beaker:
http://beaker.groovie.org/
* Fast, robust performance
* Lazily loaded so that sessions are loaded only if they're used
* File-base, in-memory, or memcached for storage
* Signed cookie's to prevent session hijacking/spoofing
Kevin
On 5/16/06, Robin Haswell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hm I'm personally of the opinion that the scheduler should *depend* on a
database, like identity.
I think that there are many cases for which persistent storage is just
not important, and there's no reason to make it so.
I'm not opposed to
Hi Jorge,
That's quite a bit of detail you're bringing in there. I hadn't
planned on going into that level of detail given that it's basically
the standard python docs.
One thing that would be good to mention in there is that the qualnames
are hierarchical (depending on the propogate setting).
On 5/16/06, Jorge Vargas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I see, one thing I don't like about that is that the info in one file
depends on the other one. But it makes sence
DRY. I think there may even be a note in dev.cfg to look at log.cfg...
(or there should be if there isn't)
Kevin
Yes, Kid templates are compiled and loaded into sys.modules the first
time they're accessed. Subsequent accesses will only reload the
template if the modification time has changed.
If you wish to avoid event the modification time check you can set the
config option kid.precompiled = True. If
Paste provides 2 session implementations as WSGI middleware:
http://pythonpaste.org/module-paste.session.html
http://pythonpaste.org/module-paste.flup_session.html
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ok. here's a question I've got-
btw , i think some session issues I could have had were from the way
that tg and database connections are structured
to explain:
tg encapsulates a db transaction within run_with_transaction during
'before_main'
session reading writing occurs much earlier
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