Ok, I'll explain why I wanted to test if the value was a boolean
I have a program that generates HTML tags with attributes. The
principle is that
TAG('text',arg1=val1,arg2=val2)
generates
TAG arg1=val1 arg2=val2text/TAG
For HTML attributes that don't have an explicit value (such as the
SELECTED
Thanks for the link Carsten, the explanation is clear
I didn't know where to search in the Python documentation, there isn't
a section about keywords (always wondered why without daring to say -
now it's done). So I typed ' in operator Python ' in Google, which
gave :
- on the first page a link
You can also take a look at Karrigell
(http://karrigell.sourceforge.net). You can write pure Python scripts
or use a PHP-like syntax, and it is shipped with gadfly, an SQL engine,
and with KirbyBase, a database engine which uses a Pythonic syntax. As
for all the web frameworks, you can also work
