Are you saying you want to take a web2py template and generate the
intermediate representation in Python code? If so, you can do:
from gluon.template import parse_template
python_code = parse_template(open('path/to/template', 'rb'), path=
'path/to/views')
The "path" argument should be the path to the associated /views folder,
which is needed in case the template extends or includes any other
templates.
Note, if you want to convert the response.write() calls to print
statements, you'll have to do some additional custom parsing of your own.
Anthony
On Wednesday, May 21, 2014 9:30:33 AM UTC-4, ilyas toxanbayev wrote:
>
> How to convert html file to python file. Example:
>
> test.html :
>
> *<p>Something</p> *
>
> *{{for item in category}}*
>
> *{{=item}}*
>
> *{endfor}}*
>
>
>
> It nessesary to convert to python file test.py which contain :
>
> *def index(): *
>
> *print "<p>Something</p>"*
>
> *for item in category: *
>
> *print item*
>
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