Ah! Of course, why didn't I think of that! Works like a charm.
Thx!
2B
On Dec 8, 7:23 pm, Adi Sieker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Couldn't you add a method get_range() (or whatever name makes sense in
> your context)
> to the class the object is an instqnce of.
> The method would look somethin
Hi,
On 08.12.2008, at 17:30, Berco Beute wrote:
>
> The 'someInt' is an attribute of an object I pass to the template. It
> varies with each object. I could of course make a dictionary with the
> object and a list of the integers but it would be handy to solve it in
> the template (although you
The 'someInt' is an attribute of an object I pass to the template. It
varies with each object. I could of course make a dictionary with the
object and a list of the integers but it would be handy to solve it in
the template (although you may argue that such functionality should
stay out of the vie
You could write a very simple filter to do this. Something like
(untested):
def range(top):
return xrange(0, top)
then use {% for i in someInt|range %}
I think it would still be better to pass it in the context--why can't
you do that?
-Jeff
On Dec 7, 5:12 pm, Berco Beute <[EMAIL PROTECTE
Is there a template tag to turn an int into a sequence (like 'range')?
What I want to do is populate a select widget with the numbers up to
the int, like:
==
{% for i in someInt.range %}
{{i}}
{% endfor %}
==
Passing the sequence
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