Hello,
As talked with Chris McDonough at #freenode, here is the patch for
adding Regex and Email validators to Colander.
He has already implemented the Function validator as discussed.
Thanks!
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Steve Howe
howest...@googlemail.com
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This also got worked out on IRC; it turned out the problem that was suspected
and reported did not exist.
On 4/4/10 8:10 AM, Tres Seaver wrote:
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>> I stepped upon Colander a few days ago in PyP
We worked this out on IRC. Conclusion: the patch is just about right. We
decided to make the following tweaks:
- Allow route-specific exception views.
- Don't use ZCML to register the default exception views (instead, do that in
Configurator.setup_registry).
- No new ZCML directives of confi
I'm going to claim ignorance here.
I don't use tokens, and to be honest, if I had it to do all over again, I
wouldn't expose them in the r.who API at all. auth_tkt has severe featureitis:
tokens vs. user_data, and other distinctions that nobody really needs or
understands at all.
That said, gi
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Steve Howe wrote:
> I stepped upon Colander a few days ago in PyPI, and I like it's concept and
> functionality. I have developed something very similar for internal use in
> my company, not as polished however.
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> But I th
