Re Denis ;-)
Depending on your usecase, look at the set in python.
If you are playing with the ids of your groups, look at the function
'intersection'
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On 3/17/11 2:17 PM, Denis Bitouzé wrote:
Hi,
is there a better way than loops to get the intersection of (2) groups?
Assuming you have a list of ids or objects for each group
I would cast them to a set and take the intersection.
See, e.g,
Unfortunately, I can't use (frozen)set (I'm not hosting the Plone
instance):
ImportError: import of Set from sets is unauthorized. You are not
allowed to access 'Set' in this context
Anyway:
1. loops are OK :)
2. thank you, Bastian and Raphael.
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Denis
On 3/17/11 3:07 PM, Denis Bitouzé wrote:
Unfortunately, I can't use (frozen)set (I'm not hosting the Plone
instance):
ImportError: import of Set from sets is unauthorized. You are not
allowed to access 'Set' in this context
Are you restricted to doing all this in the browser/TTW/ZMI?
Are you
Le jeudi 17/03/11 à 16h35,
Raphael Ritz r.r...@biologie.hu-berlin.de a écrit :
Are you restricted to doing all this in the browser/TTW/ZMI?
Well, I don't know.
Are you on Plone3?
Yes. Here is the information provided by the hoster:
* Plone 3.1.7
* CMF 2.1.1
* Zope (Zope
