James Allwyn wrote:
used the following to get it to also provide
this as a property:
rating = property(getRating)
Yes, but I would not offer both. I would limit the
interface to the
property only, because the property can used more
easily generating
generic view such as schemadisplay,
Hello again,
(order of quoted sections changed)
> >* Is is possible to access the output of an adapter
> >directly from ZPT?
> >
> >I would like to change from view/rating to
> >context/rating or context/getRating in the
> >ZPT - this would seem cleaner and more
> >logical to me - I could do aw
James Allwyn wrote:
Thanks Stephan and Dominik for all the help so far.
I've decided to go down the route Stephan suggested,
since I was more able to get my head around it.
I've got a question about adapters / ZPT:
* Is is possible to access the output of an adapter
directly from ZPT?
Ther
Thanks Stephan and Dominik for all the help so far.
I've decided to go down the route Stephan suggested,
since I was more able to get my head around it.
I've got a question about adapters / ZPT:
* Is is possible to access the output of an adapter
directly from ZPT?
My adapter provides a method g
Stephan Richter wrote:
On Friday 12 August 2005 04:20, Dominik Huber wrote:
Your question points out the general problematic the implementation
decision between classification and composition. Zope 3 has the power to
reduce an object to its *pure* identity and implement all further
functiona
On Thursday 11 August 2005 06:36, James Allwyn wrote:
> If so, I guess we will be building an adapter along
> similar lines to the size adapter both Stephan and
> Phillip use as an example in their books - maybe
> create an IRating interface, and create adapters for
> each of the sub-classes to ada
On Friday 12 August 2005 04:20, Dominik Huber wrote:
> Your question points out the general problematic the implementation
> decision between classification and composition. Zope 3 has the power to
> reduce an object to its *pure* identity and implement all further
> functionality by adapters and a
Hi James
A few other thoughts...
James Allwyn wrote:
I would appreciate any guidance on what the
recommended Zope3-ish way of handling this would be. I
feel the options are either to create a generic
IProperty object, and subclass it to IHouse,
ICateredHall, ISelfCateredHall, IHomeStay, or
what
Hi,
Thanks for the quick response.
I think I get this - because the real world objects
that my Zope objects are representing really are sub
classes of 'Accommodation', it makes sense to use
sub-classes to represent them. This is the "in any
system" part of your categorisation - they really are
su
On Wednesday 10 August 2005 14:01, James Allwyn wrote:
> I would appreciate any guidance on what the
> recommended Zope3-ish way of handling this would be. I
> feel the options are either to create a generic
> IProperty object, and subclass it to IHouse,
> ICateredHall, ISelfCateredHall, IHomeStay,
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