On 2009-10-30, at 4:42 PM, Noah Kantrowitz wrote:
> The *Option classes are accessors, you use them in the context of
> the class
> definition like this:
>
> class Blah(Component):
> latex_path = PathOption('fss', etc etc)
>
> def my_plugin_function(self, req):
> print self.latex_path
Thanks, but that's not actually helping me (and fortunately, I
figured out another way to make this work, but from the POV of did you
explain this in terms that a new-to-Python person could make sense of,
I'm afraid you didn't).
Is there something special about class definition context?
Why would printing "self.latex_path" yield the desired string, instead
of <Pathoption ... > like you get from "str"?
This looks like the same sort of thing I was doing -- treating it as
if it were a String -- but you get a different result. How? Why?
but thanks, even so,
David
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