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Examples on using hurry.resource

by Sebastian Ware :: Rate this Message:

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I can't get my head around how to use hurry.resource. In the
README.txt a synthetic Request object is created to store the
inclusions in, but I don't understand how this would look in a real
Grok application.

Any sample code?

Mvh Sebastian

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Re: Examples on using hurry.resource

by Jasper Spaans-4 :: Rate this Message:

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Hi Sebastian,

Op 8 jul 2009, om 17:40 heeft Sebastian Ware het volgende geschreven:

> I can't get my head around how to use hurry.resource. In the
> README.txt a synthetic Request object is created to store the
> inclusions in, but I don't understand how this would look in a real
> Grok application.

I ran into this too, two weeks ago; see my message at http://article.gmane.org/gmane.comp.web.zope.grok.devel/8176
for an example of how to declare your resources; if you want to use
them, you can do something like (after having declared "sprintf" as a
hurry.resource ResourceInclusion as in the example)

class Frop(grok.View):
def update(self):
sprintf.need()

If this frop view is rendered, the sprintf resource will be put in the
<head> section of your document automagically, even if it's not
present in you template.

(I still haven't been able to resurrect my grok.zope.org account, so
this is still undocumented there)

Cheers,
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