Hi,
I'm trying to write a batch insert view that gets data from a
object-template, does some modification to the template (increment some
counters) and displays a form for each new object to be created. (I'm
adding Media files which are selected in a previous view, that why I
iterate over files)
The view looks like this:
manipulator = Media.AddManipulator()
form_list=list()
errors = {}
for file in files:
#assign new value to template object
template.media_signature =
incSignature(template.media_signature)
new_data = template.__dict__
new_data["filename"] = file
form = forms.FormWrapper(manipulator, new_data, errors)
form_list.append(form)
When the loop finishes I end up with a list of identical formWrapper
Objects, which is not what I expected.
If i put in some debugging code to display the current form it shows
that the form object is created correctly but also changes all the
other form entries already on the list (which seemingly all point to the
same instance of the form object)
Does this have something to do with lazy evaluation and if yes, is there
any way to create the form object right away?
This is probably more a python question than a django-related one....
Any help appreciated,
Sean
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