I'm a bit of a noob myself, though you should be able to access your keywords like so:
kw['action'] kw['state'] I don't know anything about vpath or param. On 12/14/05, icylamb <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi all, > I'm trying to implement a url parser for my own wiki system. Then > when I came to an url as following: > http://localhost:8080/MyWiki/FrontPage?action=view&state=view > > my def default(self, *args, **kw): funtion will break this url to: > > args[0] -> MyWiki > args[1] ->FrontPage > > however, I don't know how to access each element of **kw but use > %str(kw) to produce {'action': 'view', 'state': 'view'}. If you know > how to, please advise. > > The main question is that I also found vpath and param are similar to > args and kw. Can anyone explain to me what the differences between > them? When and where should we use these pairs accordingly? > > Cheers, > > -- [EMAIL PROTECTED]
