On Oct 10, 2010, at 8:39 PM, Nate Lowrie wrote:
>> Too bad this cryto stuff wasn't taken further than a mention in the Pycon
>> tutorial. I learn best with working examples I can tear apart .
>>
>> I'll keep hacking away and hopefully, like with many other things I've
>> learned about python/Dabo, I'll eventually stumble onto the solution.
>
> Carey,
>
> I just thought I would throw out that I could never get it to work
> quite right either and the app would always use the built-in simple
> crypt function.
Really? Is it that difficult to understand that it needs a more
thorough explanation?
Create a function that returns the value for the key you want to use.
You could hard-code the key, but then it appears in plain text in your code; I
think a function at least provides some measure of hiddenness.
def getMyKey():
"""Make this a little less obvious, of course."""
return "foobar"
Then set the app's CryptoKey property to that function:
app = dabo.dApp(CryptoKey=getMyKey)
That's all you need to do.
-- Ed Leafe
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