I have just thought of a simple - still ugly - fix to my
problem (remember, a method that return a dict, and my
template rerunning the method for each key of the dictionary).
Previously I had something like:
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{% for slave in master.get_slaves %}
{{ slave.dict_keyA }}
{{ slave.dict_keyB }}
{{ slave.dict_keyC }}
{% endfor %}
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Even if the method will always return one and only one dict of
statistics, I could write it like:
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{% for slave in master.get_slaves %}
{% for my_dict in slave.get_statistics %}
{{ my_dict.keyA }}
{{ my_dict.keyB }}
{{ my_dict.keyC }}
{% endfor %}
{% endfor %}
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Not very logic to me, but it works.
Meanwhile, I had a closer look at template tags. This part
could have been more documented, but James Bennett's tutorials
came to rescue, and I think this feature of Django templates
could benefit better advertising.
Cet été, pensez aux cartes postales de laposte.net !
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