Actually, your needs are not the unusual, and you shouldn't have to
write a long list of all of those things.
My plan is to have a function that you can call to return a list of
widgets (complete with validators) based on an SQLObject definition.
There will be various customization points there. Once you have a
collection of widgets, it's trivial to create a form object which can
be used to translate to/from the web.
Kevin
On 11/12/05, william <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>
> I'm using Widgets and SQObject.
>
> My need are maybe very specific, but I only need to have a match from
> variables coming from the form and the variable defined in SQLObject's
> model.
>
> Why Should I write such long list of foo=Int(bar) or
> {'foo':validators.Int()} ?
>
> I understand that grabing the SQLObject's validators is not a good
> idea.
>
> But then how ?
>
> If you don't want that such "converter" will be part of TG, can you
> guide me to implement it as a "module" ?
> I'm ready to write (or try to) it.
>
> Thanks
>
>
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