Hello,
I found my self need to check if a function is call by browser or is call
internally by an other function...
I want to re-use a function in a weekly email sent automatically and want
my code to be as DRY as possible...
Until now, I have something like this :
def normal_page_function():
table = db(db.atable.id>0).select()
db.atable.oneofmyfield.represent = lambda value, record:
A('myrepresent',_href...)
html_table = SQLTABLE(table, ...)
return dict(html_table=html_table)
def send_page_function():
mail.send(to=['[email protected]'],
reply_to='[email protected]',
subject='subject',
message="""<html>%(html_table)s</html>""" %normal_page_function())
But, it produces issue because the A() helper can be processed...
So, my idea is to make this littler change :
def normal_page_function():
table = db(db.atable.id>0).select()
* if request.IS_NOT_FROM_BROWSER:*
* db.atable.oneofmyfield.represent = lambda value, record:
A('myrepresent',_href...)*
* else:*
* db.atable.oneofmyfield.represent = lambda value, record:
'myrepresent'*
html_table = SQLTABLE(table, ...)
return dict(html_table=html_table)
I think I can get the same result checking into request.http_user_agent and
if it empty I know that the request is not comming from browser, but I am
not sure it works and would know if there is not already a
request.variable_name for that purpose...
Thanks
Richard
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