Matt Wilson wrote:
> Here's how it works. First I make my_state_factory that builds an
> object that has those values:
>
> def my_state_factory():
>
> class StateBlob(object):
> pass
>
> sb = StateBlob()
> sb.u = identity.current.user
> sb.hospital = u.hospital
Instead of this, you could also write:
from turbogears.util import Bunch
def my_state_factory():
return Bunch(u=identity.current.user, hospital=u.hospital)
Hth, Chris
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