On 2/6/06, Kevin Dangoor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > It ultimately wasn't an overhead issue. It was more to do with how the > widgets are used. > > @turbogears.expose() > def foo(self): > return dict(someform = myform) > > @turbogears.expose() > @turbogears.validate(form=myform) > def save(self, blah, blah2, blah3): > pass > > That same form instance is used at class initialization time in two > different methods (at least in this style of forms usage).
OK, the difference is that in Quixote the form is instantiated inside the method. I use a factory function for each form. What if you passed the form class or a factory function instead of the instance? Then each thread would have its own instance even though it's a decorator wrapper, right? What would be lost in terms of TG programming elegance? -- Mike Orr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> ([EMAIL PROTECTED] address is semi-reliable)
