On Monday, March 27, 2017 at 12:39:43 AM UTC-4, 黄祥 wrote:
>
> a, i c, my assumption is whatever showed in snakeviz result, is all the
> python files that executed, btw, there still odd for me, why login_onfail
> callback function is not showed snakeviz, wheter it's executed or defined?
>
Just to clarify, the output "db_schema_1_person.py:3(<module>)" does not
indicate that a function has been called (note, "<module>" rather than a
function name). I think that line just indicates that the module/file was
loaded, and line #3 is the first line with any code (it just coincidentally
happens to be the line where before_insert_person is defined). login_onfail
is not defined at the top of a file, so its line number does not appear
anywhere in the output.
> *modules/test_field_constructor.py*
> requires_marital_status = IS_IN_SET([('Single', current.T('Single') ),
> ('Married', current.T('Married') ),
> ('Divorced', current.T('Divorced') ) ],
> zero = current.T('Choose One') )
>
You still shouldn't do that, as the current.T object is local to a specific
thread. Always use attributes of current within functions/methods inside
the module.
Anthony
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