jelle writes:
#external method calling a python script def ex_test(self,param=''): return ' ex_test ' + self.util.py_delta()
/test/util/py_delta #python script return ' delta '
/test/dev/alpha/py_alpha #python script calling a python script return ' py_alpha ' + context.beta.py_beta()
/test/dev/master/beta/py_beta #python script calling an external method return ' py_beta ' + context.util.ex_test('boing') That's easy to explain: the magic of automatic "self" passing hits you:
External Method passes "aq_parent" automatically as first parameter provided both of the following conditions are met: 1. the first parameter is named "self" 2. the number of provided parameters is one less than the number of mandatory parameters. In your case, the number of mandatory parameters is 1 and you pass one argument 'boing'. That means, "self" is not passed automatically. It gets the value "boing", which has no attributes, of course. Dieter