On Tuesday, January 24, 2017 at 7:43:24 AM UTC-5, Ramos wrote:
>
> try
> var lista = {{=*XML(*dic["signals_list"]*)*}};
>
To be safe, you might instead want to convert the Python object to JSON:
var lista = {{=json.dumps(dic['signals_list'])}};
The latter approach will always generate a valid Javascript object
(assuming the object is JSON serializable), whereas the former may not in
some circumstances. For example:
XML(['a', 'b', None]) will yield:
var lista = ['a', 'b', None]
which is not valid Javascript.
But json.dumps(['a', 'b', None]) will yield the correct:
var lista = ["a", "b", null]
The difference is that XML() ultimately just calls str() on the object,
whereas json.dumps generates a proper JSON object.
Anthony
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