I'm trying to make sense of some events as they relate to subscribers...
I keep wondering exactly why do the events have different interfaces?
BeforeRender has a dictionary-like interface, whereas NewResponse is
object-attribute based.
Aside from that -- these docs just aren't resonating with me, and I seem to
get more and more confused as I read them.
I think the autogenerated sphinx docs are to blame
* If i read the source and see what objects the classes are , that's great.
i can even see the attributes. i know what to expect.
* but the autogenerated docs show the arguments to __init__ instead.
this is really frustrating. reading through the docs, i don't really know
WTF is going on.
for example:
class NewResponse(request, response)
i don't know if request & response are classes this inherits from, or
attributes the object has. those seem way more likely than being the 2
args passed to __init__
is there any way it the sphinx docs could read something like
class NewResponse(object)
request = pyramid.request
response = pyramid.response
def __init__( request, response ):
expects a pryamid.request and pyramid.response object on
instantiation
I just can't imagine why 99% of people would want to see the information
regarding the pyramid internals that create the event...
def __init__( request, response ):
expects a pryamid.request and pyramid.response object on
instantiation
The vast majority of people dealing with an event will be consuming the
class -- not creating it...
class NewResponse(object)
request = pyramid.request
response = pyramid.response
if the docs cant be configured to generate better stuff - would the
community be open to a docs patch along these lines?
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