>>> ...
>>> I have no idea where the identifier HtPasswdStore comes from. Is it a
>>> method name? A class name? Assuming it is from within
>>> AccountManagerPlugin, I guess I can go get the source and grep but
>>> this is painful.
>>
>> acct_mgr/htfile.py contains:
>>
>> class HtPasswdStore(AbstractPasswordFileStore):
>> ...
>> implements(IPasswordStore)
>>
>> so, it's a class name. I have it working now. Thanks.
>
> Great, you're welcome.
Actually, now you've confused me. :-/
> These are not only classes, all list items should
> implement the interface declared in the OrderedExtensionsOption
> definition.
What else -- besides a class -- could implement the interface?
> Any other list item will just be ignored.
So, if trac.ini says
myOrderedExtensionOption = someClassName foo anotherClassName
When I process that extension in my code, I'll get references two two
classes and Trac throws away "foo" for me?
> Note that like with the other special sub-classes of Trac's Option class
> you'll get items with matching type. From BoolOption you get a boolean
> value, here it is the (reference to the) extension (class) itself, not
> just a string with matching name. But the examples make this probably
> clear enough.
You mean that when I do
preprocessors = OrderedExtentionsOption(section, value, interface)
that preprocessors is a list of objects (class instances), not class
name strings? Yes, I understood that. Otherwise I wouldn't be able
to do:
for pp in preprocessors:
pp.someFunc()
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