At Wednesday 13/12/2006 08:35, Javier Subervi wrote:
I'm trying to tweak a script I found here:
<http://zopelabs.com/cookbook/1118667115>http://zopelabs.com/cookbook/1118667115
to get it to do what I want.
You didn't say what you want. But lately I've improved my mind
reading skills, so I can tell you want to choose an element at random
along a Zope hierarchy of objects.
I'm no wizard at Python, much less newfangled tools like yield. I
understand that one cannot use "return" when working with yield, but
I don't understand how to achieve the same result. Here's my code:
Just don't use a generator then. If you want to choose one element at
random, you will have to know how many of them are, and then choose
one of the previously seen elements. Unless you have a huge amount of
items, just collect them on a list.
You are interested only on "quotes", not Folder items, right? If
they're the only thing contained in your Folders:
def CollectItems(folder, itemList):
dirs = []
objs = folder.objectValues()
for obj in objs:
if isdir(obj):
dirs.append(obj)
else:
itemList.append(obj)
for obj in dirs:
CollectItems(obj, itemList)
def isdir(obj):
return obj.meta_type == 'Folder'
def getRandomQuote(self):
root = self.restrictedTraverse('/theSite/en-us/Books')
quotes = []
CollectItems(root, quotes)
num = randrange(len(quotes))
luckyWinner = quotes[num]
path = luckyWinner.absolute_url()
return path
Should work, untested...
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