Hello everybody,
I subclassed AdminSite to allow setting several ModelAdmin per Model,
because of a bug of model inheritance of nfa (no flames please).
This is why i need to code a little mechanism to set the verbose_name
property of Meta subclass of Model.
I can't get it to work!
0) Set it in the constructor:
class Meta:
def __init__(self):
verbose_name = 'foo'
Result in the admin: still making verbose_name itself and no change is
visible.
1) Using property() forces to comment lines 87 and 88 of /db/models/
options.py:
class Meta:
def __init__(self):
self.__verbose_name = None
def getverbose_name(self):
return self.__verbose_name
def setverbose_name(self, value):
self.__verbose_name = value
def delverbose_name(self):
del self.__verbose_name
verbose_name = property(getverbose_name, setverbose_name,
delverbose_name, "I'm the 'verbose_name' property.")
Result in the admin: instead of the return value, it uses: <property
object at 0xceafe388c80>
2) Using @property:
class Meta(object):
@property
def verbose_name(self):
print 'foo'
return 'bar@'
Result: Same as in 1)
Note that i am a newbie with the python object model (2-3 weeks), so
please be descriptive and make a little code example with your
points :)
Regards, James.
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