On Wed, 18 Oct 2006 06:45:46 +0200, Alessandro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Jean-Paul Calderone wrote:
Allow me to question your answer with a question: How does one render
a sequence without nevow:data directives?
<ul n:data="foo" n:render="sequence">
<li n:pattern="item">
<n:invisible n:data="name" n:render="string"/>
</li>
</ul>
Perhaps like this:
<n:invisible n:render="foo_sequence" />
Combined with this:
def foo_sequence(self, req, tag):
return Sequence(foo)
Jean-Paul
I didn't understand, and I can't find so much informations on internet: in
the future the "n:data" will be not available?
This is not yet decided.
This will be the only modification?
Likely there will be others :)
And the python rendering functions will be always
"render_func(self, ctx, data) ?
New render functions will probably take a request object and a tag object.
All of these API changes will be introduced gradually and with either a
backwards compatibility API or a long period of deprecation warnings for
the old API before the old API stops working.
Jean-Paul
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