>>> IS_EMAIL()('somethingwrong')
('somethingwrong', <lazyT 'enter a valid email address'>)
when the returned tuple contains a second element which is != None, it is an
error message and validador returned 'invalid'
>>> IS_EMAIL()('[email protected]')
('[email protected]', None)
>>>
when the second element is None, it means that validador returned valid
so you can use this outside db with any kind of value.
>>> if IS_EMAIL()('somethingwrong')[1]: print "Invalid email"
...
Invalid email
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On Thu, Jun 2, 2011 at 5:45 PM, pbreit <[email protected]> wrote:
> Is there a generic way of using validators outside a database context?
