I browsed around the source and determined that if you return a tuple
that contains the def name as the first element, and a list of tuples
as the second argument it will render the mako def properly.
Ie:
@action(renderer='templatename.mako')
def index(self):
studentlist = ['jimmy']
return ('mydef', [('students', studentlist)])
If a dict is passed as the second element it will be converted into a
set and MakoLookupTemplateRenderer will raise an error complaining
that it is not a dictionary.
Is it a bug that the second argument must not be a dictionary as would
be expected?
--
Landreville
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