I'm not quite sure what you mean here. I'm assuming a sub-view is a
row that has a view as a column. When you say "contains storage
objects" is where you lose me.
A view cannot contain a storage objects, a storage object contains
views. A view can contain other views though. For example
st = metakit.storage("file.mk", 1)
vw = st.getas("user[name:S,history[commands:S]]")
so now each user has a name and a "list" of strings that were the past
commands. The subview can have many different columns of course.
vw.append(("Brian",))
vw[0].commands.append(("ls -ls",))
vw[1].commands.append(("rm -r *",))
Hopefully this helps.
On 5/6/05, Eric S. Johansson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I can see that it's a feature (sub views) but I can't quite see how to
> make it work. I would like to have a simple view which contains storage
> object as one of the entries. I am using python so I eventually need to
> translate answers to that context.
>
> I'm trying to do his track for each user information specific to that
> user as well as a history of activity associated with that user.
> (nothing too sinister ;-))
>
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