Hi,
I have what I'm sure is a very simple question about Zope programming style:
I want to count how many objects are contained in the current container
object and then do something with that value, but I can't do the bit I need
to do at the point of reading the count variable because I am in the
From: Bowyer, Alex
>I want to count how many objects are contained in the current container
>object and then do something with that value, but I can't do the bit I
>need to do at the point of reading the count variable because I am in
>the wrong namespace.
I would try and do it like this (unte
> >I want to count how many objects are contained in the
> current container
> >object and then do something with that value, but I can't do
> the bit I
> >need to do at the point of reading the count variable
> because I am in
> >the wrong namespace.
>
> I would try and do it like this (unt
[Alex Bowyer]
| My query is really more general though, that was just an example, I need to
| know what the generally accepted method is for transferring values through
| the code (i.e between namespaces)
Unless I've misunderstood your problem, wouldn't do the trick?
(See DTML manual for more i
From: Bowyer, Alex
>My query is really more general though, that was just an example,
>I need to know what the generally accepted method is for
>transferring values through the code (i.e between namespaces)
I do believe that our ugly friend REQUEST.set() is the way to go here. I
cannot remember
"Bowyer, Alex" wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I have what I'm sure is a very simple question about Zope programming style:
> I want to count how many objects are contained in the current container
> object and then do something with that value, but I can't do the bit I need
> to do at the point of reading
