Hi All,
I'm attempting to use `autodelegate` to get some dispatch going on
related urls, but what I'm seeing is that I'm ending up with
something in my dispatch table that looks like:
'/home', 'HomeR',
'/home/(.*)', 'Home',
Where:
class HomeR:
def GET(self):
web.seeother('/home/')
class Home:
def GET(self):
pass # do stuff on index
POST = web.autodelegate('POST_')
def POST_new(self):
pass
And while this works fine (I'm not sure if there's a better way
yet...) it seems a bit more logical if web.autodelegate allowed you
to have a '/' at the beginning rather than forcing the '/' upon you.
m...@jasonfox web $ diff application.py application2.py
610c610,616
< if '/' in arg:
---
> if arg.startswith('/'):
> func = prefix + arg[1:]
> args = []
> elif '/' not in arg:
> func = prefix + arg
> args = []
> else:
614,616d619
< else:
< func = prefix + arg
< args = []
Seems a bit more appropriate, which takes care of the 'HomeR' case
and turns the dispatch table into:
'/home(.*)', 'Home',
and then Home's GET might be something like def GET(self, arg=None).
You might end up doing a check in GET, I suppose.
But, I wonder, is the use of autodelegate discouraged in webpy
because of these problems?
I guess I could always just handle GET /home with another class, but
then I'm right back to where I started once GET /home/something needs
to exist....
--
Andrew Gwozdziewycz
[email protected]
http://www.apgwoz.com | http://www.photub.com
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