Hi,
>that is generally a bad idea, you are mixing presentation logic with
>bussiness logic, why can't you just define the function and pass it's
>results as a variable? is x something defined in runtime inside the
>template? do you have access to X before if so then the first approach
>I suggested is the way to go, if not please post an example of what
>your actually trying to do.
>
>
Ah, interesting comment.
What myfunc does is run textile (simple markup to html) on the input,
plus a few of my own tweaks. I am then using it on some fields that are
being displayed in the widget, something like:
<td>$value.a</td><td>${mytextile(value.b)}</td>
The value is an SQLAlchemy object, so I don't want to update the values
(as that would get saved in the database) and I'd like to avoid creating
a copy of the object. So, doing the calls at this point seems sensible.
I guess this is something of a special case.
Paul
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