On Tue, 2011-11-15 at 11:44 -0600, Michael Merickel wrote:
It's been hard to follow what has actually been tried, but I just
wanted to point some stuff out about zope.sqlalchemy (the code for it
is literally 1 small file and shouldn't be talked about with such a
scary tone).
When doing
Yes it actually works if I use session.flush() instead of
transaction.commit() within the subtransaction. So I guess
transaction.commit() and transaction.abort() close the entire
transaction unlike session.commit() which when matched against
session.begin_nested() releases the savepoint but
According to my tests it is, or at least the end result is savepoint
release being emitted before final commit. For this code:
sp = transaction.savepoint()
... do something
session.flush()
sp2 = transaction.savepoint()
... do something
session.flush()
# Oops,
I'm new to Pyramid and trying to get it to work with me, I've
installed pyramid-1.2.1 in a virtualenv and I'm trying to loop through
a simple list within a template but it seems to me that the statement
% for item in cisList does not initialize the item variable but if
I call ${cisList[0]['name']}
Hello,
The Mako syntax looks right, but you're using a Chameleon file
extension on your template. With the default renderer settings,
Pyramid will attempt to render it as a Chameleon template and won't
recognize the Mako formatting. It should work if you rename the
template to listOfHosts.mako
How do I get the absolute path for static assets ? The reason I need
the absolute path is to determine the last modified time of a specific
file so I can append it to my static resources like JS and CSS files.
I wrote a Mako template def like this but it fails at : here =
You will need to use the pkg_resources api from the Python stdlib.
Currently (this will be fixed in 1.3) there is no public API for computing
paths.
import pkg_resources
asset_path = 'mypackage:static/favicon.ico'
package, file = asset_path.split(':', 1)
abs_path =
That worked. Thanks !
Jay
On 11/16/11 5:46 PM, Michael Merickel wrote:
You will need to use the pkg_resources api from the Python stdlib.
Currently (this will be fixed in 1.3) there is no public API for
computing paths.
import pkg_resources
asset_path = 'mypackage:static/favicon.ico'
