[Zope] [solved] formulator not reproducing its own results

[martin f krafft]

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> Do you know what the python-equivalent of atoi() is? I have an
> idea...
>
> [...]
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> I don't think it's this way around. I think formulator is fine
> dealing with integers, but Zope interferes with strings... So i need
> to atoi()...

Ha, got it! atoi() aka int() it was. If I convert the
request/form/field_actitle to an integer like so:

  actitle python:int(request.field_actitle)

the whole thing works like a charm.

Score!!!!

I used to have

  actitle request/form/field_actitle|nothing

but postfixing |nothing to the python script above produces an
error. Do you know how I can do the equivalent?

I tried

  python:test(request.has_key('field_actitle'), field_actitle, nothing)

but then, when field_actitile is missing, Zope complains about the
unresolved name.

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