oooh...I like it!
Thanks!
On Oct 31, 3:07 pm, "mr.freeze" wrote:
> It's just a nice pattern to follow when building modules that need
> access to the response/response/session. Instead of passing them all
> individually, you can just pass globals() and everything you need is
> there, similar
It's just a nice pattern to follow when building modules that need
access to the response/response/session. Instead of passing them all
individually, you can just pass globals() and everything you need is
there, similar to auth and crud.
auth = Auth(globals(),db)
crud = Crud(globals(),db)
On Oc
The problem was that I was using self.session.forget() thinking that
that would take care of getting rid of all of the session info. As
soon as I got rid of that line though, everything worked as normal...
As for references in python, that is how I thought python worked
(coming from C++), but this
thanks!
On Oct 31, 6:12 am, "mr.freeze" wrote:
> Python passes arguments by reference so they are not copies. Take a
> look at the constructors for the Crud and Auth classes in gluon/
> tools.py. They receive a variable called 'environment' that contains
> the session and request.
>
> On Oct 30,
Python passes arguments by reference so they are not copies. Take a
look at the constructors for the Crud and Auth classes in gluon/
tools.py. They receive a variable called 'environment' that contains
the session and request.
On Oct 30, 9:00 pm, b00m_chef wrote:
> How does one go about passing a
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