On Sun, 2003-07-20 at 01:11, Randall Smith wrote:
> View.py
> *****************************************
> from WebKit.Page import Page
>
> class View(Page):
> def awake(self, transaction):
> Page.awake(self,transaction)
> id = self.request().field('id') # actually works now
> #any initialization desired
> *****************************************
>
> My psp (View.psp) can inherit from this and access 'id' or anything
> created by the initialization code. Seems to work great. Do you see
> any problems with this approach? It would be nice to have the awake
> method in Page call a 'dummy' method, Init, or something that can be
> subclassed and used for initialization. Is this feature already present
> and I just missed it?
Ah, yes, that would cause that problem. No, there's no plan to change
it. However, I often do something like:
class SitePage(Page):
def respond(self, trans):
self.setup()
Page.respond(self, trans)
self.teardown()
def setup(self): pass
def teardown(self): pass
Ian
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