Hi all
A couple of times now, I've noticed this:
- I open a Python Script using ExternalEditor. A GET is issued,
My editor starts up, and a LOCK gets set.
- Now I view and execute the script (more GETs) while editing
and saving in my editor (PUTs get issued).
- That's fine. But then
Hmmm, I think this may be due to a typo in the helper app code. Try applying
the attached diff to zopeedit.py and see if it helps.
-Casey
On Tuesday 04 February 2003 03:58 am, Jean Jordaan wrote:
Hi all
A couple of times now, I've noticed this:
- I open a Python Script using
Hello. I am trying to test a value returned from a
Python script using the following syntax:
dtml-if expr=dtml-call
expr=checkRowLength(fileObject_index, rowLength) ==
0
/dtml-if
checkRowLength is the name of the script. Apparently
Zope flags me with an error saying that this is an
invalid
Leonardo Rochael Almeida wrote at 2003-2-3 18:42 -0200:
...
Let's not confuse this with TTW public methods. _setObject should
obviously not be made TTW accessible (let alone TTW public :-), but it
should be a public method, that is, have a sensible name and be
specified in an eventual
Hello. Does anyone know how to create a variable in a
DTML method which may be updated by a Python script? I
am currently using the set method of the REQUEST
object to create a variable. However, creating a
variable in this fashion renders it permanent. Any
help would be appreciated. Thanks.
Other than explictly passing arguments, the shareable namespace, _, is
the logical place to exchange such variables btw DTML and
Script(Python). However, the namespace object, a TemplateDict, only
allows you to PUSH/POP spaces, not set/change variables, so you have to
find or provide
