> response._vars: this variable is accessible only in a view, not in the
> action. It contains the value returned by the action to the view.
I made a simple test here:
<*controller*>
def myfunc():
_counter = 0 #I also tried with __counter
for i in range(101):
_counter += 1
return locals()
</*controller*>
This was returned to the view.
>>> print response._vars
{'*i*': 100, '*_counter*': 101}
Is there a way for response._vars ignore the _ and __ variables?
I like this idea, returning locals() is much more cleaner, less annoying and
DRY than renaming vars in a dict, but if I have a lot of 'private' control
vars this will pollute response._vars.
I saw that that BEAUTIFY() ignores that private vars, but in a matter of
memory usage? I don't know how to test this.
Bruno Rocha
http://about.me/rochacbruno/bio
