I see that the latest version of the O'Reilly Zope book now talks about
Python and Perl *Scripts*, but refers still to DTML and ZSQL *Methods*.
Does this reflect some actual conceptual difference between a Script
and a Method, or is it simply because of the burden of also renaming
DTML, ZSQL,
From: Hamish Lawson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I see that the latest version of the O'Reilly Zope book now talks about
Python and Perl *Scripts*, but refers still to DTML and ZSQL *Methods*.
Does this reflect some actual conceptual difference between a Script
and a Method, or is it simply because of
On Thu, Dec 14, 2000 at 04:56:15PM +, Hamish Lawson wrote:
I see that the latest version of the O'Reilly Zope book now talks about
Python and Perl *Scripts*, but refers still to DTML and ZSQL *Methods*.
Does this reflect some actual conceptual difference between a Script
and a Method, or
I wrote:
Does this reflect some actual conceptual difference between a
Script and a Method
Evan wrote:
DTML and ZSQL Methods (and the older Python Methods) act as though
they are bound methods of the object on which they are called.
Python Scripts aren't bound to any particular object,