On 1 July 2010 21:05, Cédric Krier <[email protected]> wrote: > I have updated the wiki page to add load of config.
You seem to have added the two lines: from trytond.config import CONFIG CONFIG.load() But that fails on me the exact same way and when I look at the trytond.config source code (which is amazingly clean! my hat is off to you!) then it makes sense, too: 1. The CONFIG object that you call load() on is an instance of the ConfigManager class. 2. ConfigManager.__init__() sets self.options to a dictionary of default values. 3. ConfigManager.__init__() sets self.configfile = None 4. CONFIG.load() is ConfigManager.load() which, as the first thing it does, is check if self.configfile is set. 5. Because self.configfile == None, then load() simply returns. 6. The CONFIG object contains only default values. This works as a temporary fix: from trytond.config import CONFIG CONFIG.configfile = "/etc/trytond.conf" # Bad Hack! CONFIG.load() Looking at ConfigManager.parse() leads me to believe that this is the main function you're usually calling. And it also sets self.configfile properly. So I dove right in and created a patch that is doing what you intended in the wiki: http://codereview.appspot.com/1692048/diff/1/2 Now using trytond as a module works great with only a CONFIG.load() :) Best, Elver -- [email protected] mailing list
