On Oct 3, 6:23 am, Alessandro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Whitespaces are generated by \n inside if statements when if = true.
> try to see what returns if.discount inside shell, maybe the problem is there.
>
> http://www.java2s.com/Code/Python/Data-Type/WhatsTrueinPython.htm
>
> # 0 is false; all other numbers are true.
> # An empty string ("") is false, all other strings are true.
> # An empty list ([]) is false; all other lists are true.
> # An empty tuple (()) is false; all other tuples are true.
> # An empty dictionary ({}) is false; all other dictionaries are true.
Here's what I get in a shell:
In [8]: Order.objects.get(id=14).discount
Out[8]: Decimal("0E-10")
In [10]: Order.objects.get(id=14).is_shippable
Out[10]: False
In [11]: Order.objects.get(id=14).tax
Out[11]: Decimal("0E-10")
The second statement is false and it seems to me the first and third
should be false too.
Any other ideas?
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