Very nice documentation.
Jorge Godoy indicated earlier in this thread that he would accept it,
though it hasn't been applied yet. The changes I made, if accepted,
would only impact your documentation in two ways. First, the addition
of SQLAlchemy and second, removal of the 'reversed' attribute.
In the patched version, fields are cummulatively sorted and the sort
info is stored in a dict named tg.paginate.ordering of the form:
{'fieldname': [0, True]}
where the 0 indicates the field position (for multiple sorted fields)
and True indicates Ascending sort order (False would be Descending).
SQLAlchemy support uses sqlalchemy.ext.selectresults to mimic the
behaviour of the SQLObject SelectResults. It expects a SelectResults
instance just as SO does.
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