On Saturday 08 January 2011 12:02:25 pm Carey Gagnon wrote:
> > Haven't tried it yet but wanted to know if it' was possible. Had you not
> > gotten back with an affirmative that a method can be called for a default
> > value before I was finish creating the form I would have tried it anyway.
> >
> > Thanks
> > -- Carey
>
> Ok...finally had a chance to give this a try. In one of my programs it
> works no problem:
>
> In my bizobj file
>
> self.DefaultValues["yearextra"] = self.getTwoDigitYear()
>
> def getTwoDigitYear(self):
> now = datetime.datetime.now()
> twodigityear = now.strftime("%y")
> return twodigityear
>
> In another app I have the same thing but get the following traceback:
> (truncated)
>
> self.DefaultValues["yearextra"] = self.getCurrentYear()
> AttributeError: 'ProjectExtrasBizobj' object has no attribute
> 'getCurrentYear'
>
> I don't undertsnd why it works in one app and not in another.
>
> -- Carey
>
Right off the bat I would say they are not the same:
self.DefaultValues["yearextra"] = self.getTwoDigitYear()
vs.
self.DefaultValues["yearextra"] = self.getCurrentYear()
--
Adrian Klaver
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