TurboGears uses paste.script for its quickstart command. There was a
request that a file ("sqlobject.txt") is skipped in one template if a
certain variable ("sqlobject") is not set.
How could this be realized? My first idea was to change the file name to
"+sqlobject_txt+" and then set the varia
Christoph Zwerschke wrote:
> TurboGears uses paste.script for its quickstart command. There was a
> request that a file ("sqlobject.txt") is skipped in one template if a
> certain variable ("sqlobject") is not set.
>
> How could this be realized? My first idea was to change the file name to
> "
Ian Bicking wrote:
>> Or is there a better way to skip individual files?
>
> Yes, in the template itself you can do skip_template(), which raises an
> exception that tells copydir to skip the file.
Thanks a lot. That is a really useful feature.
However, when I tried this, I got the following tr
Ian Bicking wrote:
> That fix is in trunk now. What kind of exception is it exactly? It
> would have to have a .args of (), as no .args won't trigger this case. I
> have code that uses skip_template() and it works fine. Unless maybe I
> haven't tested it on Python 2.5, and something changed t
Christoph Zwerschke wrote:
> Ian Bicking wrote:
>> That fix is in trunk now. What kind of exception is it exactly? It
>> would have to have a .args of (), as no .args won't trigger this case. I
>> have code that uses skip_template() and it works fine. Unless maybe I
>> haven't tested it on Py
Christoph Zwerschke wrote:
> Ian Bicking wrote:
>>> Or is there a better way to skip individual files?
>> Yes, in the template itself you can do skip_template(), which raises an
>> exception that tells copydir to skip the file.
>
> Thanks a lot. That is a really useful feature.
>
> However, when
Ian Bicking wrote:
> Well, in trunk it'll work fine irregardless. To be compatible with the
> release, if you raise SkipTemplate('skip file'), it should work now. It
> must be something about the nesting that causes the problem, where it
> isn't always there.
But I guess I will have to use Ch
Christoph Zwerschke wrote:
> Ian Bicking wrote:
>> What was the actual exception object involved? The error you saw came
>> from the error handler, so there's some other exception being raised,
>> right?
>
> It was only the SkipTemplate exception. This exception was caught in
> substitute_cont
Christoph Zwerschke wrote:
> Ian Bicking wrote:
>> Well, in trunk it'll work fine irregardless. To be compatible with the
>> release, if you raise SkipTemplate('skip file'), it should work now. It
>> must be something about the nesting that causes the problem, where it
>> isn't always there.
>
Ian Bicking wrote:
> What was the actual exception object involved? The error you saw came
> from the error handler, so there's some other exception being raised,
> right?
It was only the SkipTemplate exception. This exception was caught in
substitute_content(), where the _add_except() tried t
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