[web2py:13541] Re: T3 is out!!!!!!!!!

> > > It does introduce the added overhead of changing all your "import" > statements every time you modify your module, however. > RE: changing: That is undesireable (especially when thinking of clients) - so, instead, it implies a need for some standard, automated way. It seems that import mod

[web2py:13540] Re: T3 is out!!!!!!!!!

Hi Yarko, On Dec 10, 3:20 am, "Yarko Tymciurak" wrote: >     applications/modules/t2/rev12345 > > and a way for migrating modules - that is, only keeping around [1] newest > version, and [2] legacy versions that apps still used (but provide a way to > migrate).   I can think of a couple of sch

[web2py:13539] Server/ Systemmonitoring appliance?

Hi there! Someone mentioned a project that was to use Web2py to monitor services on a system,has there been any progress? I am greatly interested. Thanks --~--~-~--~~~---~--~~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "web2py Web

[web2py:13538] Re: new web2py wiki

Bruce Eckel's effort: http://www.mindviewinc.com/Books/Python3Patterns/Index.php The wiki is a first step; ReST is a second step towards being able to organize a publishable book from wiki efforts; Having page versions / identifying who made changes is also in the queue. As currently layed out, I

[web2py:13537] Re: new web2py wiki

Sphinx is what is used for Python docs - additionally, Bruce Eckel is working on a Python3 book (for publication) using Sphinx; I've worked out geometry controls, generating the LaTeX / PDF, etc. for that book, so I'm pretty confident Sphinx / ReST at this point is a good, serious choice. Like I s

[web2py:13536] Re: new web2py wiki

Those arguments are valid to pretty much any markup format out there: markdown, Textile, wikimarkup, bbcode, docbook, latex html, etc. Ok, the fact that is known to many python programmers is a definitive plus. I find an indent as a way of defining a block sort of unpractical... if we're talking

[web2py:13535] Re: new web2py wiki

also it is the basis for Python documentation - that is, Sphinx uses ReST as it's basis. By using ReST,. we provide an underlying markup that can be used to create a "book" (online or otherwise), and we build on existing Python Tool

[web2py:13534] Re: new web2py wiki

It is possible to post code fragments, use a double colon :: See the wiki for an example. I also find it hard at times to use ReST (or markdown) being new to it, but the advantage I see in using ReST is that it can create printable documentation, even in PDF. On Dec 13, 7:39 am, pedro wrote: >

[web2py:13533] Re: Validate multiple fields

Now I am the confused one. Help me understand using the following example. Given: db.define_table('voter', SQLField('lastname'), SQLField('firstname'), SQLField('voterid')) What would the requires statement look like to make sure that no combination of lastname, firstname, voterid is repe

[web2py:13532] Re: web2py book in PDF at $12.50

Massimo: Thanks for the book, $50 (and waiting for the mail) is a bit steep. $12.50 and instant gratification kept me out of The Pirate Bay. ;) --~--~-~--~~~---~--~~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "web2py Web Framework" g

[web2py:13531] Add GoogleTranslate to the Translation UI?

Thought about adding the GoogleTranslate to the Translation UI? It seems like this should be fairly easy to do & should be a really useful starting point for the translators as then they can focus just on polish :) http://www.kintek.com.au/Web-services.html http://code.google.com/apis/ajaxlanguag

[web2py:13530] Re: new web2py wiki

I've registered and I started playing around and submitting some content. Should this take off we need to discuss some important things. The first and most important for the moment is the markup. I am not sure Rest or markdown are suited for this job. Personally I like markdown, but AFAIK there is

[web2py:13529] Re: Can I do this in Web2Py?

On Dec 13, 6:39 am, mdipierro wrote: > Here is the problem should be > layer.update_record(.) Great - that's now working & I understand why the form validation wasn't working - I do need to add the 'requires=' parts inside the FORM because, as you say, the FORM doesn't know about the dat

[web2py:13528] Re: print function

ok, let that horrible code go... now, my problem is: i thought it was a good idea to create a controller just for separate- handling report-making (trough pyrtf). So i created a controller called printings.py and in it i have a function called myPrint(). The question is: in default controller, ins