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Reading the language tututorial would help you a lot :(
=== what is the difference between pc and pc()?
pc = getToolByName() - returnes a refference to a method
Nope.
pc is a refference to a method,
Nope.
pc is not 'a reference to a method', it's a callable object
Fredrik Lundh wrote:
> Dhruva Hein wrote:
>>results = pc()
>><=== what is the difference between pc and pc()?
>
> pc refers to an object, pc() calls it. in this case, it looks like pc is
> the
> portal catalog, and calling the catalog returns the contents.
>
Unfortunatel
Reading the language tututorial would help you a lot :(
=== what is the difference between pc and pc()?
pc = getToolByName() - returnes a refference to a method
pc is a refference to a method, pc() is a method invocation.
numbers = {"total":len(results),"bytype":{}
Dhruva Hein wrote:
> Hi. I am trying to understand a section of code written for Plone and I
> am having problems understanding the Python syntax in a few of the
> following lines.
>
> I'd be grateful if someone could help me understand what's happening in
> the lines I've marked. I can't see how
