Am 15.06.2012 um 21:11 schrieb Theron Luhn:
> A lot of times I use the same view for both editing items and making new
> items. How can I determine which view name is being called? I know I'm not
> explaining myself very well, so to talk in code:
>
> @view_config(context=Context, name='new', renderer='edit.pt')
> @view_config(context=Context, name='edit', renderer='edit.pt')
> def edit(context, request):
> if [name is 'edit']:
> #Load data to edit
> elif [name is 'new']:
> #Do something else
> #Do more stuff
I prefer a class based approach for things like this. It's a little more code,
but IMHO has much better readability:
@view_defaults(context=Context, renderer='edit.pt')
class FooViews():
def __init__(self, context, request):
self.context = context
self.request = request
def do_common_stuff(self):
# do more stuff
@view_config(name='new')
def new(self):
#Do something else
self.do_common_stuff()
@view_config(name='edit')
#Load data to edit
self.do_common_stuff()
HTH,
Andreas
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