The mako documentation seems to hint a being able to have dynamic, optional layout just before "Using Blocks" but I am having a difficult time noodling it out.cle
mako文档似乎提示在“使用块”之前能够拥有动态的可选布局,但是我很难将其外推出来。
people = dict_cursor.fetchall()
all_possible_cols = ('Name','Birth','Gender', 'Address','City','State', ...]
user_cols = user_wants(user_id) # ('State','Gender','Name')
template.render(**locals())
How do I dynamically call the defs in the template to render the columns?
如何动态调用模板中的defs来呈现列?
mako template
% for person in people:
<tr>
% for col in user_cols:
How do I dynamically call the def/block?
% endfor
</tr>
% endfor
<%def name="Name()"> ... </%def>
<%def name="Birth()"> ... </%def>
<%def name="Gender()"> ... </%def>
<%def name="Address()"> ... </%def>
<%def name="City()"> ... </%def>
<%def name="State()"> ... </%def>
So one user could want ('Name','Birth','Gender'), another ('Gender','State', 'Birth'), and a third could want them all in a different order. How can I cleanly support this functionality in mako templates?
因此,一个用户可能想要('姓名','出生','性别'),另一个用户('性别','州','出生'),而第三个用户可能想要它们以不同的顺序。如何在mako模板中干净地支持此功能?
1 个解决方案
#1
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If I understand your question, something like this should work:
如果我理解你的问题,这样的事情应该有效:
<tr>
% for col in user_cols:
${getattr(self, col)()}
% endfor
</tr>
#1
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If I understand your question, something like this should work:
如果我理解你的问题,这样的事情应该有效:
<tr>
% for col in user_cols:
${getattr(self, col)()}
% endfor
</tr>