My reasoning so far is that the best way to do this is:
Step 1: parse a view.html file to extract the python code between "{{" and
"}}" and output it to a file view.html.py where "{{" and "}}" are replaced
with comments like:
#1
if bla:
#/1
#2
pass
#/2
Step 2: create a view3.html where "{{" and "}}" are replaced with #1 and
#/1, next ones with #2 and #/2, etc
Step 3: properly format the view.html.py file, and this something I don't
know how to do, but clearly web2py does so that the code is properly
interpreted
Step 4: run 2to3 over that file
Step 5: compose a new view.html by parsing view3.html replacing code
between the first #1 and #/1 with the new (2to3 generated) code of
view.html.py between #1 and #/1
On Sunday, April 14, 2019 at 1:26:18 PM UTC+3, Octavian G wrote:
>
> Hello group,
>
> I've started porting a large app from Python2 to Python3. I've used
> 2to3 and some manual work to convert models, controllers and modules to
> Python3 but now I got to the views and I'm stumped.
>
> Basically, I think I would need a way to isolate the python code from
> the views so I can run 2to3 over it.. any ideas ? I know there's some
> magic being done so the code is interpreted inside the tags, do the main
> contributors to web2py have any pointer / idea / hack / dirty unspeakable
> technique that could help this one-time conversion ?
>
> Apologies if this problem has been handled before in the group, I
> didn't find such a thread, so if you know one exists, please suggest some
> keywords for search.
>
> Otherwise, I think solving this problem would immensely contribute to
> older apps being ported to Python3 for web2py.
>
> Thanks for reading.
>
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