I accidentally nerfed my [email protected] folder, so sorry this
isn't attached to the earlier thread, but here's a simple bit of code:
from models_base import *
from models_auto import *
def name_unicode(self):
return self.name
Context.__unicode__ = name_unicode
Shape_type.__unicode__ = name_unicode
Lake.__unicode__ = name_unicode
def cl_unicode(self):
return u"%s->%s" % (self.context.name, self.shape_type.name)
Context_link.__unicode__ = cl_unicode
which, when parsed into nodes by the @auto importer, gets horribly jumbled from
an interpretation point of view.
So, is it my fault for not putting all the *.__unicode__ = * lines at the end,
or should Leo not try and guess how to associate def's and declarations?
Just thought a concrete real world example would extend the debate.
Cheers -Terry
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