Python Scripts, dir() and attributes.
I'm trying to get the value of a ZSQL search (integer) using a PythonScript... l = [ ] results = context.select_highest_id_from_answers() for f in results: l.append(f) Return l ...but my function is returning a db results instance. Like this... [<r instance at 0E2A5A00>] I have two questions. Firstly, how to get the value of a results set, And secondly is there a nice way to inspect objects using python scripts. It'd be nice (and kinda an obvious thing to want to do) if I could see what attributes any given object has...(or even what methods I could call on it) from within the browser window thanks Tom -- tom smith | tom@othermedia.com http://www.othermedia.com/blog tel 020 8541 5355 | fax 020 8541 5507 11 penrhyn road, kingston-upon-thames, london KT1 2BZ
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