I love web2py, but I hate the convention of all uppercase separated
with commas in validators. It's like hitting a speed bump when you're
doing 80. I am experimenting with converting them to camelcase in my
model and it seems to work fine.
def camelcase_validators():
from gluon.validators import __all__ as all_validators
cmd = ";".join([ ''.join([a.lower().capitalize() for a in v.split
("_")]) + "=" + v for v in all_validators])
return cmd
exec(camelcase_validators())
My questions:
1) Is there a better way?
2) Is exec really that bad?
I know it's a silly venture, but indulge me :)
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