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From: Ian B. <ia...@co...> - 2003-07-15 02:39:13
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So, I'm using Zope 2 for some work, and I really want to use SQLObject. Scratching an itch in the traditional sense. So I'm thinking of making a fork of SQLObject that supports Python 2.1. It would be pretty much frozen at 0.4, and I wouldn't plan to develop it much further once I get it working, but it will make me (and maybe others) who use Zope 2 happier for a while until Zope 3. But I don't actually know a ton about Zope -- I'm relatively new to using it, and I must admit I'm a reluctant user. I know Python 2.1 support is the first step, but typically Zope objects need little doo-dads attached to make them usable. Are there things I need to think about? Architectural advise? Someone excited to help me debug this? I can probably whip up the 2.1 support on my own pretty quick (properties replaced with methods, the metaclass replaced with a builder function, classmethods implemented with a hack), but it's the stuff after that to make it useful in Zope that I'm hoping for help with. Ian |