Why can't I do the (simplified) following?
class AuthController(BaseController):
def login(self):
#do stuff
return render("/login.html")
def bar(self):
#'v' in request.params or self.login
if 'v' not in request.params:
self.login
print 'what am i doing here?'
v = request.params['v'] #attribute error if I visit
http://localhost/pylons/auth/bar/. Why doesn't it render login?
i.e. I'd like to transfer control to another method (self.login) from self.bar.
I think I sort of understand whats happening (I get to 'what am I doing here?'
when self.login returns, but shouldn't the render terminate things? Or is there
a safe way to handle this? I seem to remember (don't laugh) ms asp had a
request.transfer function or something that allowed you to terminate a request
and transfer to another function. I find this a natural way to express things
and would like to be able to do this without redirecting (i.e. no trip back to
client).
Thoughts?
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