Hi list,
In an attempt to follow the DRY principle and keep environment
specific variables separate from my application code, i decided to put
a number of application specific variables in a different file.
So i have a file like this:
---
u...@host:~/program$ more appenv.py
######
# app environment specific variables
######
page_list = ('index','editor','upload')
server_list = ('localhost','remotehost')
---
This file will hold more variables, but for the sake of simplicity, i
just show two here.
In the beginning of my views.py i did an import:
from app.appenv import page_list, server_list
I have several views where the server_list tuple is used inside the
view definition.
That works fine.
The page list, however, is only read by the template.
I always pass locals() to the template and when defining server_list
inside the view definition, that works fine; the template can access
it. The following line however, doesn't work for me:
return render_to_response('static', locals(), page_list)
My question is twofold:
1) How do i add page_list to locals()?
2) What can i do if i don't want to pass locals(), but more than two
arguments to render_to_response?
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