On 2012-08-12, at 16:15 , rafiee.nima wrote:
> Hi I need to to assign dynamic name to a variable I use blow code :
> for item,value in request.POST.items():
> if item=="kid_room"
> vars()[item]="ok"
> list.append({"a":kid_room})
> data=simplejson.dumps(list,cls=DjangoJSONEncoder)
> return HttpResponse(data, mimetype="application/json")
>
> which kid_room is request.POST item
> but i got error that kid_room is not defined which means vars()[item]="ok"
> dose not work
> please help
Why the hell would you want to do something like that in the fist place? How
about jus writing:
if item == 'kid_room':
list.append({'a': 'ok'})
? If the name is hardcoded there obviously is no need to dynamically assign it,
and if it's not you can just use a dict.
I see no reason to even try to do that, and so far I've never seen one when
coding.
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