Hi...
On Mon, Oct 24, 2011 at 6:20 PM, Mohammad Nour El-Din
nour.moham...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi...
I would suggest using some templates for each required format of
output. At work, in which we are using Python on daily bases :), we
are using Cheetah [1]. But I also found [2] in which they
Hi...
I would suggest using some templates for each required format of
output. At work, in which we are using Python on daily bases :), we
are using Cheetah [1]. But I also found [2] in which they claim they
are lighter than [1].
Sebb...
I already showed interest joining enhancing and
On 19 October 2011 01:18, David Crossley cross...@apache.org wrote:
sebb wrote:
At present, clutch.py generates the output HTML directly.
To clarify for others (i know that sebb knows):
It generates the whole xml into site-author, using some
fragments of html that are hard-coded in the
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At present, clutch.py generates the output HTML directly.
This means embedding HTML in the python code, which is awkward to
read, and a bit more difficult to update.
Would it be worth changing this so the python code only creates the
raw data as several XML/HTML entities (like
sebb wrote:
At present, clutch.py generates the output HTML directly.
To clarify for others (i know that sebb knows):
It generates the whole xml into site-author, using some
fragments of html that are hard-coded in the clutch.py code.
Anakia then generates the html page as normal.
This means
