On May 9, 2006, at 2:51 AM, Alex Greif wrote:
> In the section "Passing Variables to Templates" of the "Getting
> Started" document It would be helpful to mention the alternative way,
> which IMO is more intuitive:
>
> action code:
>
> def serverinfo(self):
> m.subexec('/serverinfo.myt', value=2)
>
> serverinfo.myt code:
> <%args>
> value
> </%args>
> <p>The value of <tt>c.value</tt> is:
> <% value %>
True, that is a bit more explicit. The nice thing about using 'c'
however is that it makes the variable more portable. You can use it
consistently with different template languages as is. As Pylons trunk
makes it even easier to change the default template language and use
additional ones, this concept becomes a bit more primary.
I think noting that method of passing variables is quite handy for
those coming from plain Myghty however, who will wonder why their
templates aren't recieving <%args> variables.
Cheers,
Ben
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