> Joshua J. Kugler wrote:
> The problem here is that si is a Python dictionary, but in the template
> you access the key as an attribute, not as a key. Do this instead:
>
> > <title>${si['StationDescriptiveName'] - Current Conditions</title>
>
> Remember Kid expressions are plain Python. You can always test them with
> a print statement outside the template. If you had done that, you would
> have got the same AttributeError.
Well, that certainly explains it. I had incorrectly implied from this:
http://www.kid-templating.org/language.html#identifier-shortcut-name that
objects would be "flattened" and anything would be available via the "dot"
operator. Sorry for the misunderstanding. Of course, I amused to
Template Toolkit in Perl where objects (arrays, hashes, etc) are flattened
and accessible via the dot operator.
>> Is there something I'm missing? I never did see any examples in the
>> docs of passing dicts and arrays, so maybe it's not possible?
> Actually you can pass all possible Python objects to your Kid template.
Very cool.
> The good news is that help is on the way. Kid version 0.9.5 which should
> be available in the next days is able to track the erroneous line down
> to the original Kid template.
Sounds good. Thanks!
j
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