On Sun, 2003-04-06 at 16:43, Randall wrote:
> Thanks for the help. I tried this method and it does what I need it to do. I
> am wondering though if there is a cleaner way to do this.
>
> > vmhs_hotbit = HotBit()
> > vmhs_hotbit.pathdict = pathinfo.getPathDict()
> > vmhs_hotbit.product = pathinfo.get('product')
> >
> > # add the hotbit container class to the request
> > self.request().hotbit = vmhs_hotbit
> >
> > # now, let's choose which template to use
> > #
> > if vmhs_hotbit.pathdict.get('game'):
> > self.includeURL('html/gameinfo.psp')
> > else:
> > self.includeURL('html/megapage.psp
This looks reasonable to me. There's some stuff in the WebKit.Request
about "args", which I think is supposed to be used like this too, but
it's not documented which makes it no better :-/
> vmhs_hotbit was added to the request instance. You could just as well add it
> to the transaction instance. Is there a convention for passing objects or
> variables? I would hate to clobber some attribute of request or transaction
> by accident.
No, though your naming convention doesn't match Webware's, so no Webware
code will overlap. Attributes don't get added often anyway, so I doubt
it will be a problem.
Ian
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