Fredrik Lundh wrote:
> Gerard Flanagan wrote:
>
> > Now I can do this:
> >
> > page = HtmlPage('Test Page')
> > navbar = page.div(id='left').ul(css='navbar')
> > for href,link in {'/home':'Home', '/shop':'Shop',
> > '/cart':'Cart'}.iteritems():
> > navbar.li.a(link,href=href)
>
Gerard Flanagan wrote:
> Now I can do this:
>
> page = HtmlPage('Test Page')
> navbar = page.div(id='left').ul(css='navbar')
> for href,link in {'/home':'Home', '/shop':'Shop',
> '/cart':'Cart'}.iteritems():
> navbar.li.a(link,href=href)
> page.div(id='main').h1('Header').p
> > Just in case the thought of not having a millionth implementation of a
> > HTML/XML generator for Python makes the world as we know it a
> > miserable place, well then your suffering might be over soon since
> > exactly the one millionth implementation is out. You can download
> > markup.py fro
Daniel Nogradi wrote:
> Just in case the thought of not having a millionth implementation of a
> HTML/XML generator for Python makes the world as we know it a
> miserable place, well then your suffering might be over soon since
> exactly the one millionth implementation is out. You can download
>
Just in case the thought of not having a millionth implementation of a
HTML/XML generator for Python makes the world as we know it a
miserable place, well then your suffering might be over soon since
exactly the one millionth implementation is out. You can download
markup.py from
http://markup.sou
