I'm getting the rows as a result of the select: *rows = db(query).select(*fields)* and want to display as *table = SQLTABLE(rows, _class='table')* but before displaying need to reformat based on field representation, so rendering first: *rendered_rows = rows.render()* now I simply want to display the rendered_rows, like this: *table = SQLTABLE(rendered_rows, _class='table')* which is impossible because rendered_rows is a generator. I can iterate row by row, but don't know how to use it with SQLTABLE.
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