Hi Massimo,
> because developers are not supposed to use Rows.response which is an internal
> variable
Maybe I have misunderstand something in the first version of your book
on site 146.
> What were you using response for?
Mainly to get custom dictionaries.
> If you post an example, I can help
> you move your code to the newest web2py.
The first example was in my first post:
> > result = db().select(db.reference.id, db.reference.l, db.reference.a,
> > db.reference.b)
> > for i, l, a, b in result.response:
> > c.reference(("lab"), l, a, b)
This could be rewritten like this:
for r in result:
c.reference(("lab"), r.l, r.a. r.b)
Second example:
where = (db.interface.socket == db.socket.id) & (db.interface.host ==
db.device.id)
user = db(where).select(db.interface.socket, db.device.netname)
for r in user.response:
netuser[r[0]] = r[1]
And this like that:
for r in user:
netuser[r.interface.socket] = r.device.netname
Well if I look to the new code it's much clearer what's going on here.
Martin
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