Hi,
I was wondering if there was an ongoing effort to translate Pyramid's
documentation into different languages. I know Python uses Pootle, "a
user-friendly web portal that makes the translation process so much
simpler. It allows online translation, work assignment, gives
statistics and allows ea
Hi,
This post totally went over my head and there's a lot to read which I
don't feel like doing right now, so I'll just give my 2 cent straight
away (and if it was already addressed, reply "already addressed", and
I will dig into the thread's archives):
2011/5/15 Chris McDonough :
> def aview(
if
x.__add__(y) returns NotImplemented.
2011/3/16 Alexandre Conrad
>
> Hi Chris,
>
> I checked-in a bunch of coverage for webob.acceptparse yesterday while I was
> on flying back to SFO after PyCon, thanks to DVCS. There's still a little
> more to do, but I can't
Hi Chris,
I checked-in a bunch of coverage for webob.acceptparse yesterday while I was
on flying back to SFO after PyCon, thanks to DVCS. There's still a little
more to do, but I can't figure out is how to test an __radd__ special
method? Any ideas how I can do that? (without calling it directly).
Congratulation for such a milestone! The work done so far is amazing,
specially the documentation. This will help grow a community around
the Pylons project. I envision a grand future for it.
You may want to post that announcement to the non-devel mailing list as well.
Cheers,
2011/1/30 Chris Mc
2010/11/19 Ben Bangert :
> Actually, routehelper was going to pre-parse the pattern for
> conversion-marker-in-pattern and toss in the appropriate marker._regex and
> then put a matching predicate for the converter into the route predicates.
> But calling more functions for *every single route*
2010/11/19 Alexandre Conrad :
> So "id" wouldn't be converted, only matched. Whereas "month" would be
> converted to whatever the callable returns.
And if it doesn't match, the callable should raise whatever is
expected (say ValueError) to continue.
--
Al
Sorry, accidentally sent the mail. For correctness:
2010/11/19 Alexandre Conrad :
> def month_converter(value):
> min = 1
> max = 12
> value = int(value)
> if min <= value <= max:
> return value
r = routehelper(config, converters=dict(int=&quo
2010/11/19 Chris McDonough :
> If we consider conversion-marker-in the pattern a must-have (I don't
> think it is TBH, because we already have it via custom route
> predicates), whatever solution we come up with should take into account
> the case of someone just wanting to do an unanticipated matc
2010/11/19 Ben Bangert :
> After some discussion, it seemed reasonable to also have Pyramid use the new
> Routes style syntax for grouping markers (the dynamic bit) in a pattern:
> '/articles/{action}/{id}'
Great, I prefer this form!
> As this allows for multiple markers in the same path segment
Hey Mike,
I agree with you that having questions would be nice. And for people
not liking the questions, maybe we could have them answered
automatically by passing options such as --with-sqla --with-zodb
--with-mako --with-urldispatch, ... Just an idea.
We could also have just a bare bone Pyramid
http://pylonshq.com/project/pylonshq/ticket/417
Regards,
--
Alexandre CONRAD
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