[Zope] iteration through list with dtml-tags
John Hunter
jdhunter at ace.bsd.uchicago.edu
Tue Aug 6 19:24:19 EDT 2002
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>>>>> "Axel" == Axel Bock <news-and-lists at the-me.de> writes: Axel> no, i think you did well understand the problem. But I do Axel> not use ZSQL methods, and I am getting a list of tuples, as Axel> I said. And these are not so easily dereferenced (cause Axel> there are no names ... :-) Axel> Up to now I came up with the following solution: <dtml-call Axel> "REQUEST.set('something', sequence-item)"> Which I can Axel> dereference as <dtml-var "something[x]"> Axel> I don't see another way. But you can tell me in which way I Axel> can access a ZMySQLDatabaseconnection from within my own Axel> product, if this is not too much a thing (I stole code from Axel> ZSQLMethod and fiddled it until I could drop pure SQL Axel> queries the form SQL.query("...")) A little more info at this point would be helpful. What dbase are you using and how are accessing it? Are you calling it from a python product? If so, your dbase interface might have a mapping interface. For example, MySQLdb has a cursors.DictCursor class which can br used to get a dictionary rather than a tuple from a select call. You make the connection like: db = MySQLdb.connect(db='mydb', host='myhost', user='myuser', passwd='mypass', cursorclass=MySQLdb.cursors.DictCursor) mh = MySQLTable(table_name='mytable', cursor=db.cursor()) A little more info on the dbase and python interface will help us steer you toward the light. John Hunter
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