I believe you want to call kind.newItem() (You supply a name and a
parent in the repository).
--Grant
On Feb 15, 2005, at 10:09 AM, Alec Flett wrote:
Right now, we have a way of mapping a repository kind back to a
python class - you just say <classes ...>*python class*</classes>
The problem I'm running into now is that I want to create an instance
of a python class and an entry in the repository, but I'm not really
sure what the proper way is. Specifically, I want to create an
ItemCollection, but when I say
c = ItemCollection()
I'm finding that the repository work doesn't get done - the
attributes on the object don't get hooked up right, etc. I guess this
makes sense though - how would it know which Kind to map the class to?
So, is there a better way to create Items? I see some stuff in Kind,
but I can't find any docs on the proper way to create an item of a
given kind..
Alec
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