Thanks for the link. Staying in touch with all the 
available python software and solutions around it is
ussually the most difficult of the language ;)

> 
> basically we back to procedural programming. :)
> 
> the guys behind nevow[1] are writing a module
> called wolf that allows this type of approach
> to web programming.
> 
> here there's a code snippet from an early wolf
> example[2],
> the classic "guess what number is":
> 
> def index(self, req):
>      yield self._get_username(req)
> 
>      name = req.args.get("username", [""])[0]
>      guesses = 0
>      number = random.randint(0, 10)
>      hint = "No hint for you!"
> 
>      while True:
>          guesses = guesses + 1
>          yield self._get_guess(req, name, hint)
>          guess = int(req.args.get("guess", [""])[0])
>          if guess > number:
>              hint = "Lower"
>          elif guess < number:
>              hint = "Higher"
>          elif guess == number:
>              break
>          else:
>              hint = "Some weirdo error happened."
>      yield "<html><body><b>%s won in %d
> guesses.</b></body></html>" % 
> (name, guesses)
> 
> as you can see you yield _pages_ and write the whole
> process in linear fashion, pretty cool, if you ask
> me.
> 
> actually nevow's wolf component is under heavy
> refactoring and still pretty crude, but it's a step
> on the right direction, i think.
> 
> bye.
> 
> [1] <http://www.nevow.org>
> [2]
>
<http://www.divmod.org/svn/Nevow/sandbox/phunt/wolf/wolf/example.py>
> 
> 
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