On 6/22/06, MattiasN <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> However I don't understand what I should change. "beacause each
> FilterSpec now takes a model parameter" doesn't mean anything to me...
> How do I register the filterspec now? Where should I place it and so
> on.
>
> (The dirty fix is of course pasting my custom filter into the
> filterspecs.py file before AllValuesFilterSpec, but that is messy)
>
> So the question how is it done properly?
Hmmm... Try this, which is slightly sketchy because it bypasses
FilterSpec.register() in favor of the underlying implementation:
FilterSpec.filter_specs.insert(0, (my_func, my_filterspec))
...where my_func and my_filterspec are your func and filterspec.
Adrian
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