> From: Lassi Immonen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > > >Have you tried Python XSPs in Cocoon 2.1-dev? > > Yes, but it had some problems with indents at that time (like 1,5 months > ago) and I couldn't get my own tests to run. It actually had something > to do with to way I intended xml-tags in xsp file. I quickly tried to > look for the problem, but it seemed too complicated for me. > > I have to test has those bugs gone away.
Don't bother: it was not changed since then, and unless you ideally indent your XML tags it will not work (that's because every tag is Python instruction). > I really like to treat logic inside python and then shoot xml out of it > than rather wrap my code in xml. XSP:s are so messy. The only disadvantage of your approach is performance loss. Unless you want to shoot SAX events out of your script by the usage of contentHandler, performance of your approach will be lower then XSP's. > >Have a look at PythonGenerator in 2.1. IIRC, it pre-"compiles" Python > >scripts. > > Do you think it would be possible to get this "pre-compile" thing > happening at ordinary generator, not in component/language/markup/xsp > generator. I don't remember details, but I guess it should be possible, and Store can be used to save pre-compiled scripts. Vadim > I don't understand Cocoon structure well enough to answer to this question. > > Lassi > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
