for example:
in urls.py, i use " (r'^login/\?next=(?P<next>.+)/$', 'login') " to
parse this url
http://127.0.0.1:8000/user/login/?next=/user/1/add/
but i can't get the value of variable 'next ' in login function
but in python ,there is no problem.
>>> import re
>>> a="login/?next=/user/1/add/"
>>> b=r'^login/\?next=(?P<next>.+)/$'
>>> g=re.compile(b).match(a)
>>> g.group(1)
'/user/1/add'
>>> g.group('next')
'/user/1/add'
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