问题
I created browserView class named as "bdrMenuView" . It should be like "class bdrMenuView(BrowserView):" . and the class contains the method named as "createPictMenu" . The whole class should be
class bdrMenuView(BrowserView):
def createPictMenu(self):
Now i have written one more class named as LogoViewlet . It should be like "class LogoViewlet(ViewletBase):" . and the class contains the method named as "update" . The whole class should be
class LogoViewlet(ViewletBase):
def update(self):
Now i want to call the method of browserView class from another class. I created an instance of one class like
class LogoViewlet(ViewletBase):
def update(self):
a = bdrMenuView(self,BrowserView) ---------> instance of BrowserView class
logoName = a.createPictMenu()
I want to know whether it is correct or not which i created.
回答1:
No, that is not correct and makes absolutely no sense. Why do you pass in the baseclass as a parameter? Please learn basic Python.
The parameters to views are the context and the request. The best way to make a view from inside another view (which a viewlet is) is to traverse to it. You can do this with restrictedTraverse.
The exact code depends on what your view is registered for. For example, if the view you want to look up is called @@bdrmenu
and registered for any content, you would look it up with self.context.restrictedTraverse('@@bdrmenu')
.
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/17939512/create-an-instance-of-one-class-from-another-class