Hi,
I would need clarifications on the processing of templates as I bumped
into reality today:
From a template, I call a model method that returns a dict (of
statistics), i.e something like:
{{ model.method.dict_key_A }}
{{ model.method.dict_key_B }}
{{ model.method.dict_key_C }}
Today I wanted to debug some stuff, so I put a simple 'print' statement
in my method.
I was surprised when I checked the output of my Django dev server:
I had my debug trace printed 3 times!
Basic logic tells me that my model method was called 3 times from the
template,
each time the template looking for a particular key.
But my understanding of Django is that the method is called once, and
the lookup is done afterwards.
How is my template handled in the background: is the method called 3
times returning the same dict?
If so, I may have performance issues if the processing in the method
takes some time :-(
Thanks for any info (or any interesting link on the subject, as I could
not find anything yet).
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