You can write a function that does it
def updateAttr(obj, **kwds):
if obj is None: return
for k,v in kwds.iteritems():
setattr(obj,k,v)
......
me = MyEnt.all().filter("index =", index).get()
updateAttr(me, title = title, name=name, public=False)
2009/5/17 astrid.thuec...@googlemail.com <astrid.thuec...@googlemail.com>:
>
> When one creates a new entity one can give all the parameters to the
> constructor:
>
> MyEnt(title=title, name=name, public=True, ...)
>
> But if I modify an entity already stored I need to write it in single
> lines:
> me = MyEnt.all().filter("index =", index).fetch(1)[0]
> me.title = title
> me.name=name
> me.public=False
> ...
>
> is there a shorter way to do this?
>
>
> >
>
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