On 3 December 2011 11:33, Paul Moore <p.f.mo...@gmail.com> wrote:
> The one thing I *would* like to know, though, is whether there is a
> way for a formatter to obtain a unique identifier for the region it's
> responsible for (page ID plus occurrence ID, something like that).
> Having that would mean I could write fairly naive code without falling
> into the trap of having something that fails when there are 2
> occurrences on the same page.
I worked this out - the following code in my parser's __init__ does the job:
self.count = getattr(request, 'Parser_counter_Count', 0)
request.Parser_counter_Count = self.count + 1
What was going wrong in my earlier tests was that I was using a name
starting with __ and Python mangles the name in that case (in the
second line, but not in the first).
Paul
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