Peter Bengtsson wrote:
This concerns both Python Script and External Methods. I haven't tried it with DTML (if possible).
A dictionary can use objects as values I think. res={} res[string] = "A wicked module I use often" res[context] = "This is where you were :)" That works, but it doesn't work when I loop over objectValues
for object in folderobject.objectValues(): res[object] = "yeah"
The error message is AttributeError and __hash__ something. What have I missed?
The keys of a python dict need to be immutable. The values can be anything. objectValues() returns a list of objects, which are complex items, not the sort of thing allowable as a dictionary key. The id of the object should work, since it is a string and thus immutable. for object in folderobject.objectValues(): res[object.getId()] = "yeah" -- Jim Washington