On Thu, Nov 06, 2008 at 02:13:56PM +0100, Hermann Himmelbauer wrote: > I quite often have Choice schema fields in my applications. In many cases, > these choice fields should have fixed values, thus I do it like this: > > color = Choice( title=u"Color", values=['red', 'green', 'yellow']) > > My application then uses the these values for further processing, e.g.: > > if color == 'red': stop_traffic() > > The problem is, that often it is more appropriate to have one value for > display, and another for internal processing (e.g. when msgid strings are > involved, when the program needs specific values etc.) > > The only way I found is to set up a vocabulary and use > SimpleVocabulary.createTerm(key, n, name), however, that's quite tedious, as > I need to write quite some code, register the vocabulary etc.
Not really.
> So, perhaps there's a simpler solution? I'd favour something like this:
>
> color = Choice(titel=u"Color", values = [('red', 0, u"Red"), ('green', 1,
> u"Green")....])
>
> Is that possible?
Define a helper function
def vocabulary(*terms):
return SimpleVocabulary([SimpleTerm(value, token, title)
for value, token, title in terms])
and use it
color = Choice(title=u"Color",
vocabulary=vocabulary(
(0, 'red', u'Red'),
(1, 'green', u'Green'),
))
HTH,
Marius Gedminas
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