FormEncode for Python

Ionel Maries Cristian wrote:
> formencode fails to work on win32 because of incorect call to DNS
> attached a fix

OK, applied in r2719

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Christopher Singley wrote:
> Hello,
> 
> I've just started playing around with FormEncode.  I would like to interrogate 
> a previously-defined schema, and have it produce a list of names of the form 
> fields it's validating.  Invoking dir() on the schema isn't helping much.  
> How can I do it?

Just give a look at the code; it puts them all into a .fields dictionary.

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David Stanek wrote:
> I see that adding the JS support to FormEncode is in the TODO list, but 
> is anyone actively working on it? This is something I am gonna need and 
> I'd like not to put too much effort into it if someone else already has.

I don't believe anyone is working on it.


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Ian Bicking wrote:
> David Stanek wrote:
>> I see that adding the JS support to FormEncode is in the TODO list, 
>> but is anyone actively working on it? This is something I am gonna 
>> need and I'd like not to put too much effort into it if someone else 
>> already has.
> 
> I don't believe anyone is working on it.
> 

I guess now there is :-) I'd be happy to hear any insight that you have 
on the topic...


David
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