Thank you all for your replies.
Can you be more clear about what you're trying to do? Why doesn't the usual
> returning of a dictionary work in this case?
>
The usual returning of a dictionary works. To limit the number of views I
designed an outer_layout and inner_layout and tried
to keep the other views as generic as possible.
I moved the defintion of some variables to db.py or to the controller
outside any function, to prevent myself from starting a
function with defining variables the function itself does not need, but one
of the views does need. Some functions return
10 + variables, so I thought that instead of putting them in a dictionary
it would be easier to do something like:
def my_function():
....
return function_vars()
Kind regards,
Annet
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