At 04:35 01/04/99 , TFE MMS JARVIS JOHN wrote:

I'm still left with a question, though: How would you go about using sequence-item, etc. in a python expression? Python sees it as 'sequence minus item' and I get a 'Name Error: sequence' exception.

I was wanting to do something like this:

<table> <!--#in "dictionary.keys()"--> <tr> <td><!--#var sequence-item--></tr> <td><!--#var "records[sequence-item]"--></td> </tr> <!--#/in--> </table>

Which seems natural to me but, of course, doesn't work. I have the feeling that I might need this in something like

<!--#if "sequence-item=='gotcha!'"-->Ouch!<!--#/if-->

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