On May 1, 2007, at 3:23 PM, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> self.setAll("Enabled", ok2edit ,filt="Class == RAClasses.RATextBox and
> BaseClass == dabo.ui.dTextBox and Editable==False")
The code for setAll() reads:
for kid in kids:
ok = hasattr(kid, prop)
if ok:
if filt:
ok = eval("kid.%s" % filt)
So we're evaluating the passed filter expression as if it were a
single property. Your expression would result in:
kid.Class == RAClasses.RATextBox and BaseClass == dabo.ui.dTextBox
and Editable==False
Clearly, that's not going to work.
Perhaps this could be changed to allow passing a tuple, with each
element being compared in the manner that the current code works. So
instead of what you wrote, it would look like:
self.setAll("Enabled", ok2edit ,filt=("Class is RAClasses.RATextBox",
"BaseClass is dabo.ui.dTextBox", "Editable isFalse"))
Does that look like something that would work for you?
-- Ed Leafe
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-- http://dabodev.com
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