Python: Class and method and documentation
After a lot test, I think I found something strange in Zope (Or maybe it is too late in the morning...): I built a Python class to be used in a pure Python product. I wanted to add method but add a lot of trouble. Some of them was working and some of them kept going the "Ressource not found" Message. The answer is that it seems that you MUST document your method so that it can be properly manage by Zope: For exemple the method: def test(self): return "test" does not work, but: def test(self): """This is a test method""" return "test" does seem to work. I need help. Could you confirm and explain me this _cryptic_ behaviour... -- Mickaël
the first method is missing a doc string! methods in python products that you wish to call from the web need doc strings. terry Mickael Remond wrote:
After a lot test, I think I found something strange in Zope (Or maybe it is too late in the morning...):
I built a Python class to be used in a pure Python product. I wanted to add method but add a lot of trouble. Some of them was working and some of them kept going the "Ressource not found" Message.
The answer is that it seems that you MUST document your method so that it can be properly manage by Zope:
For exemple the method:
def test(self): return "test"
does not work, but:
def test(self): """This is a test method""" return "test"
does seem to work.
I need help. Could you confirm and explain me this _cryptic_ behaviour...
-- Mickaël
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Are you sure you have to have doc strings? I have a product that has a couple of classes where some methods don't have doc strings. These methods are callable from Zope.
the first method is missing a doc string!
methods in python products that you wish to call from the web need doc strings.
terry
Mickael Remond wrote:
After a lot test, I think I found something strange in Zope (Or maybe it is too late in the morning...):
I built a Python class to be used in a pure Python product. I wanted to add method but add a lot of trouble. Some of them was working and some of them kept going the "Ressource not found" Message.
The answer is that it seems that you MUST document your method so that it can be properly manage by Zope:
For exemple the method:
def test(self): return "test"
does not work, but:
def test(self): """This is a test method""" return "test"
does seem to work.
I need help. Could you confirm and explain me this _cryptic_ behaviour...
-- Mickaël
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-- Terry Kerr (terry@adroit.net) Adroit Internet Solutions Pty Ltd (www.adroit.net) (03) 9563 4461 0414 938 124
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