Don,
First of all I have to admit that I was testing with jinja templates,
which are supposed to be based on django (i wanted to run into just
these kinds of limits before setting up django).
Unfortunately I don't know hwo many columns my table will have, I want
a generic solution which requires
On Sep 28, 2006, at 7:08 AM, falcon wrote:
>
> Let's say I have two arrays:
> data=[["a",1,9],["b",2,8],["c",3,7],["d",4,6],["e",5,5]]
> type=['string','number','number]
>
> I iterate through the 'data' array (either with 'for' or 'range'
> loops)
> and render a with values from the array.
> ..
Let's say I have two arrays:
data=[["a",1,9],["b",2,8],["c",3,7],["d",4,6],["e",5,5]]
type=['string','number','number]
I iterate through the 'data' array (either with 'for' or 'range' loops)
and render a with values from the array.
...
range rownumber from 0 to sizeOfData
...
range columnnumber
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