Mark Ramm wrote:
>>> And request.params is a multidict, so it has all your values, with
>>> nothing thrown away.
>>>
>> Ah, ok. So it's essentially the J2EE-way.
>>
>
> Well, since it's a multidict, if you treat it as a dict you get only
> the first value, but for anything where there might be multiple values
> you just call params.getall('name').
>
> Which IMHO makes more sense, because 90% of the time you want a single
> value, and when you occasionally do want a list it's easy to get.
>
You might find this useful, this is what TW does to emulate TG's behaviour:
http://toscawidgets.org/trac/tw/browser/tw/core/base.py#L485 (up to #L491)
Alberto
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