ZSQLMethod is stupid :o|
Hi again, I tried the suggestion of Leonardo, but I got one simple - but nonetheless annoying - problem right now: I defined an SQL method with the two parameters title and plicense. Now if I call self.save_license(something, something_else) he keeps complaining "missing input variable plicense", which I truly do not understand. (I even named the variables in the function call title and plicense, and nothing happened!). Can anyone help me with this? Thanks again and greetings, Axel.
On 14 Aug 2002, Axel Bock wrote:
I tried the suggestion of Leonardo, but I got one simple - but nonetheless annoying - problem right now:
Simple enough for the zope list rather than zope-dev <grin>.
I defined an SQL method with the two parameters title and plicense. Now if I call self.save_license(something, something_else) he keeps complaining "missing input variable plicense", which I truly do not understand. (I even named the variables in the function call title and plicense, and nothing happened!).
self.save_license(title=something,plicense=something_else) --RDM
On Wed, 2002-08-14 at 09:18, R. David Murray wrote:
On 14 Aug 2002, Axel Bock wrote:
I tried the suggestion of Leonardo, but I got one simple - but nonetheless annoying - problem right now:
Simple enough for the zope list rather than zope-dev <grin>.
I defined an SQL method with the two parameters title and plicense. Now if I call self.save_license(something, something_else) he keeps complaining "missing input variable plicense", which I truly do not understand. (I even named the variables in the function call title and plicense, and nothing happened!).
self.save_license(title=something,plicense=something_else)
Yep, sorry, my mistake. I didn't actually try my example, and so I forgot that sql methods always need named parameters. -- Ideas don't stay in some minds very long because they don't like solitary confinement.
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R. David Murray