2009/5/4 Carlos de la Guardia <carlos.delaguar...@gmail.com>: > If Malthe or anyone else has a good idea about how to do this and will give > me some pointers, I'm willing to use my limited abilities to make this work. > Otherwise, I might try to bring in old zpt.
It can be done, but it requires the introduction of a new compilation mode, which will essentially produce a source-file which will "fit all"; currently, the compiler produces one source-file per keyword-argument signature. That's obviously not something you can reasonably determine at compile-time. The way to go about this is probably to have the render-method do something like this: def render(**kwargs): kwargs['econtext'].update(kwargs) return render_template(econtext=kwargs['econtext']) Such that all variables will be pulled from the dynamic variable scope; this should work, but otoh, there's always some trickery with that 'econtext'. Chameleon has a mode of operation triggered by the CHAMELEON_EAGER flag; this basically parses all templates at initialization; I think we can hijack this mode to force the above-mentioned "fallback" compilation. The render-logic would then be something like this: 1) Do we have ``ast`` and ``compiler`` available? 2) If not, is a fallback source-file available? \malthe _______________________________________________ Repoze-dev mailing list Repoze-dev@lists.repoze.org http://lists.repoze.org/listinfo/repoze-dev
