On Thu, Dec 3, 2009 at 5:31 PM, Cory Thompson <[email protected]>wrote:
> gadget = blip.GetGadgetByUrl('url here')
>
> if gadget:
> stateOutput= gadget.get('stateKey')
>
> stateOutput holds that data I need it to hold although the problem is
> that I need to use this data in another function. Any idea's on how I
>
I don't understand your question; could you rephrase it? You've assigned
the value of that state variable to a local Python variable. Can't you now
just pass that to your function?
stateOutput = gadget.get('stateKey')
MyOtherFunction(stateOutput)
David
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