Am 23.06.2007 um 12:07 schrieb Alexander Limi:
I'd like this one to return False, not some floor value. I understand that the official CamelCase accessors always return strings (which is fine), but I don't see why "effective()" can't give a False value. Is this just historical, or is there a real reason for it?
I suspect it is historical but I don't think it should return a boolean because that would have even weirder side-effects. If it returns a __FLOOR_DATE then you can easily write your own comparison to create a boolean.
<p tal:condition="python: context.effective() > DateTime(1970, 0) and context.effective < context.modified()">has an effective date and was modified afterwards</p>
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