On 10/29/06, Lord Galrion <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> @expose()
> def names(self, first='somebody', 'nobody'):
> return 'Student: %s %s' % (first, last)
The argument syntax here is wrong. The self is fine, the first= is
fine, but the 'nobody' needs an argument name (last=).
You'll want to define a method:
@expose()
def names(self, first='default_firstname',last='default_lastname'):
return 'Student: %s %s' % (first, last)
Which you can pass values to (only) via
?first=custom_first&last=custom_last. Alternatively,
you can define the method:
@expose
def names(self, *name):
first = 'default_firstname'
last = 'default_lastname'
if len(name) >= 2:
first = name[0]
last = name[1]
elif len(name) == 1:
first = name[0]
return 'Student: %s %s' % (first, last)
Which you can pass values to via /names/custom_first/custom_last
> I am feeling very lame here because what I want to do is
>
> return 'Student: %s %s' % (first, last), dict(projects=projects,
> projwidget=projwidget)
return dict(name='Student: %s %s' %(first,last),
projects=projects, projwidget=projwidget)
or if you want the individual name parts:
return dict(first=first,last=last,projects=projects,projwidget=projwidget)
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