rest2web-develop

Re: [Rest2web-develop] sections and configspec

[Peter TB B. <pe...@pe...>]

Nicola Larosa wrote:

> BTW, __repeated__ is a bit long, what about __many__?
>
> I also need nested repeated sections:
>
> [ cats ]
>    [[ __many__ ]]
>        color = string
>        whiskers = int
>        [[[ kittens ]]]
>            [[[[ __many__ ]]]]
>                age = string
> [ dogs ]
>    [[ __many__ ]]
>        color = string
>        trained = boolean
>        [[[ puppies ]]]
>           [[[[ __many__ ]]]]
>               age = string


This is elegant: +1 vote from me.

BTW, hi everyone, I'm a rest2web user.

Peter



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Re: [Rest2web-develop] sections and configspec

[Michael F. <mi...@pc...>]

Peter TB Brett wrote:
> 
> Nicola Larosa wrote:
> 
> 
>>BTW, __repeated__ is a bit long, what about __many__?
>>
>>I also need nested repeated sections:
>>
>>[ cats ]
>>   [[ __many__ ]]
>>       color = string
>>       whiskers = int
>>       [[[ kittens ]]]
>>           [[[[ __many__ ]]]]
>>               age = string
>>[ dogs ]
>>   [[ __many__ ]]
>>       color = string
>>       trained = boolean
>>       [[[ puppies ]]]
>>          [[[[ __many__ ]]]]
>>              age = string
> 
> 
> 
> This is elegant: +1 vote from me.
> 
> BTW, hi everyone, I'm a rest2web user.
> 

Hello Peter,

I'm working on the features you requested for rest2web. Shouldn't take
*too* long I hope. The plugin system will also make it possible to
extend rest2web yourself. I might even make it possible to plugin
alternative templating systems.

The documentation for ConfigObj should be ready soon as well - and then
a beta release will follow. If you do any significant programming in
Python then ConfigObj ought to be useful :-)

I'm hoping Nicola will implement the solution suggested above for
repeated subsections. Nesting them will be interesting though.

Regards,

Fuzzy
http://www.voidspace.org.uk/python

> Peter
> 
> 
>