On Fri, Apr 3, 2009 at 3:20 PM, KLEIN Stéphane <klein.steph...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> def css_classes(value_condition_pairs):
>> classes = []
>> for value, condition in value_condition_pairs:
>> if condition: # Or ``if condition and value``
>> classes.append(value)
>> return " ".join(classes)
>>
>> print css_classes([
>> ("firstcolumn", i == 0),
>> ("asc", request.get("o")),
>> ]
>>
>> How would that be?
>
> Very good. Only one thing :
>
> print HTML.th("foobar", class_="")
>
> return : <th class="">foobar</th>
>
> I would like <th>foobar</th>.
>
> Do you add "css_classes" feature in webhelpers repository ?
It works with a None argument. The function could be taught to do that.
>>> print HTML.th("foobar", class_=None)
<th>foobar</th>
I'm still thinking about it, and waiting for any feedback from others
on whether there's a better or more general solution.
--
Mike Orr <sluggos...@gmail.com>
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