Because I use many of the same constants in different apps in my project
I keep most of them including almost all choices in a single __init__.py
file and import them wherever required.
Here is a tiny utility I use all the time ... whenever
get_<fieldname>_display() is inappropriate.
def choose(choices, choice):
for pair in choices:
if pair[0] == choice:
return pair[1]
for section in choices:
for pair in section[1]:
if pair[0] == choice:
return pair[1]
Hope someone finds it useful. Also, I'm sure it can be made much more
pythonic. It is Friday after all :)
Cheers
Mike
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