I think the goal of BEAUTIFY() helper is to nicely display python lists and
dicts.
See documentation in html.py :
class BEAUTIFY(DIV):
"""
example::
>>> BEAUTIFY(['a', 'b', {'hello': 'world'}]).xml()
'<div><table><tr><td><div>a</div></td></tr><tr><td><div>b</div></td></tr><tr><td><div><table><tr><td
style="font-weight:bold;vertical-align:top">hello</td><td valign="top
">:</td><td><div>world</div></td></tr></table></div></td></tr></table></div>'
turns any list, dictionary, etc into decent looking html.
Two special attributes are
:sorted: a function that takes the dict and returned sorted keys
:keyfilter: a funciton that takes a key and returns its representation
or None if the key is to be skipped. By default
key[:1]=='_' is skipped.
"""
It is not very clear what you want to beautify. If your objects
"hits_xxx_yy" are lists or tuples, I would only expand them in the UL:
UL(*hits_xxx_yy,_class='hfm')
Le vendredi 14 décembre 2012 18:09:36 UTC+1, praveen krishna a écrit :
>
> Hi,
> One of my form returns UL .I want to apply BEAUTIFY helper on this ,what
> is the possible syntax.
> part of code where I like to apply BEAUTIFY
> return DIV(form,UL((hits_forward_mismatch),_class =
> 'hfm'),UL((hits_loc_forward),_class='hlf'),UL((hits_loc_backward),_class='hlb'))
>
>
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