Hello, this is rather python problem, but maybe You can help. What i
want to do is to return value in another function calling from other
function.
It doesnt mean i want this:
def Func():
return 1
def Func2():
return Func()
I want function Func to return 1 directly in Func2 as it is Func2
returning it.
I have this problem because view function has to return response
object and my function that adds element to database (comments)
returns HttpResponseRedirect or context dict with form that has
errors.
If it returns redirect then i want view function to return it, if it
return context then i dont want to return it but rather give it to
render_to_response.
It comes to this:
def Add():
#form valid, add to db
return { 'redirect': HttpResponseRedirect('url'), }
#form not valid
return { 'form': form, 'redirect': 0, }
def View(request):
add = Add()
if add['redirect']!=0:
return add['redirect']
return render_to_response(template,add)
Thing i dont want here is if statement checking if there is redirect,
so i want within function Add return HttpResponseRedirect as it is
View function.
I dont know if this is possible.
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