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There are several possible usage patterns: 1) tclass = Template.compile(src) t1 = tclass() # or tclass(namespaces=[namespace,...]) t2 = tclass() # or tclass(namespaces=[namespace2,...]) outputStr = str(t1) # or outputStr = t1.aMethodYouDefined() Template.compile provides a rich and very flexible API via its optional arguments so there are many possible variations of this pattern. One example is: tclass = Template.compile('hello $name from $caller', baseclass=dict) print tclass(name='world', caller='me') See the Template.compile() docstring for more details. 2) tmplInstance = Template(src) # or Template(src, namespaces=[namespace,...]) outputStr = str(tmplInstance) # or outputStr = tmplInstance.aMethodYouDefined(...args...) Notes on the usage patterns: usage pattern 1) This is the most flexible, but it is slightly more verbose unless you write a wrapper function to hide the plumbing. Under the hood, all other usage patterns are based on this approach. Templates compiled this way can #extend (subclass) any Python baseclass: old-style or new-style (based on object or a builtin type). usage pattern 2) This was Cheetah's original usage pattern. It returns an instance, but you can still access the generated class via tmplInstance.__class__. If you want to use several different namespace 'searchLists' with a single template source definition, you're better off with Template.compile (1). Limitations (use pattern 1 instead): - Templates compiled this way can only #extend subclasses of the new-style 'object' baseclass. Cheetah.Template is a subclass of 'object'. You also can not #extend dict, list, or other builtin types. - If your template baseclass' __init__ constructor expects args there is currently no way to pass them in. 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So the debugging output will appear wherever standard output is pointed, whether at the terminal, in a Webware log file, or whatever. *** Since we didn't specify any coversions, the value is a string. It's a 'single' value because we specified it in 'names' rather than 'namesMulti'. Single values work like this: * If one value is found, take it. * If several values are found, choose one arbitrarily and ignore the rest. * If no values are found, use or raise the appropriate 'default*' value. Multi values work like this: * If one value is found, put it in a list. * If several values are found, leave them in a list. * If no values are found, use the empty list ([]). The 'default*' arguments are *not* consulted in this case. Example: assume 'days' came from a set of checkboxes or a multiple combo box on a form, and the user chose'Monday', 'Tuesday' and 'Thursday'. #silent $webInput([], ['days']) The days you chose are: #slurp #for $day in $days $day #slurp #end for dic = self.webInput([], ['days']) write('The days you chose are: ') for day in dic['days']: write(day + ' ') Both these examples print: 'The days you chose are: Monday Tuesday Thursday'. By default, missing strings are replaced by '' and missing/bad numbers by zero. (A'bad number' means the converter raised an exception for it, usually because of non-numeric characters in the value.) This mimics Perl/PHP behavior, and simplifies coding for many applications where missing/bad values *should* be blank/zero. In those relatively few cases where you must distinguish between empty-string/zero on the one hand and missing/bad on the other, change the appropriate 'default*' and 'bad*' arguments to something like: * None * another constant value * $NonNumericInputError/self.NonNumericInputError * $ValueError/ValueError (NonNumericInputError is defined in this class and is useful for distinguishing between bad input vs a TypeError/ValueError thrown for some other rason.) Here's an example using multiple values to schedule newspaper deliveries. 'checkboxes' comes from a form with checkboxes for all the days of the week. The days the user previously chose are preselected. The user checks/unchecks boxes as desired and presses Submit. The value of 'checkboxes' is a list of checkboxes that were checked when Submit was pressed. Our task now is to turn on the days the user checked, turn off the days he unchecked, and leave on or off the days he didn't change. dic = self.webInput([], ['dayCheckboxes']) wantedDays = dic['dayCheckboxes'] # The days the user checked. for day, on in self.getAllValues(): if not on and wantedDays.has_key(day): self.TurnOn(day) # ... Set a flag or insert a database record ... elif on and not wantedDays.has_key(day): self.TurnOff(day) # ... Unset a flag or delete a database record ... 'source' allows you to look up the variables from a number of different sources: 'f' fields (CGI GET/POST parameters) 'c' cookies 's' session variables 'v' 'values', meaning fields or cookies In many forms, you're dealing only with strings, which is why the 'default' argument is third and the numeric arguments are banished to the end. But sometimes you want automatic number conversion, so that you can do numeric comparisions in your templates without having to write a bunch of conversion/exception handling code. Example: #silent $webInput(['name', 'height:int']) $name is $height cm tall. #if $height >= 300 Wow, you're tall! #else Pshaw, you're short. #end if dic = self.webInput(['name', 'height:int']) name = dic[name] height = dic[height] write('%s is %s cm tall.' % (name, height)) if height > 300: write('Wow, you're tall!') else: write('Pshaw, you're short.') To convert a value to a number, suffix ':int' or ':float' to the name. The method will search first for a 'height:int' variable and then for a 'height' variable. (It will be called 'height' in the final dictionary.) If a numeric conversion fails, use or raise 'badInt' or 'badFloat'. Missing values work the same way as for strings, except the default is 'defaultInt' or 'defaultFloat' instead of 'default'. If a name represents an uploaded file, the entire file will be read into memory. For more sophistocated file-upload handling, leave that name out of the list and do your own handling, or wait for Cheetah.Utils.UploadFileMixin. This only in a subclass that also inherits from Webware's Servlet or HTTPServlet. Otherwise you'll get an AttributeError on 'self.request'. EXCEPTIONS: ValueError if 'source' is not one of the stated characters. TypeError if a conversion suffix is not ':int' or ':float'. FUTURE EXPANSION: a future version of this method may allow source cascading; e.g., 'vs' would look first in 'values' and then in session variables. Meta-Data ================================================================================ Author: Mike Orr License: This software is released for unlimited distribution under the terms of the MIT license. See the LICENSE file. 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