One can do something like this: class master: @combomethod def foo(param): param.bar() # Param could be type as well as object
I\'m pretty much a newbie to Zend\'s forms and decorators, and what I need to do is the following: I\'m trying to generate a form that looks as follows (in a table):
I\'m trying to introduce class-based views in my project. Looked good so far, until I found the following problem.
What should be the decorator to place these two elements side by side. Normally it\'s rendering the default zend\'s \"dl-dt-dd\" structure. I need both of these elements in a same dd with a common sin
So I\'m writing a simple heap data structure for my own convienience and realized that to do it correctly, I need to check if many arguments are hashable in order for heapq operations to work correctl
I want create a decorator to change a function\'s return value like that, How to do that like below?:
I have a static class that has a method hello. I want to run the decorator method bar before hello. However, using the following code I always get a \"name \'bar\' is not defined\" error. Does anyone
I need a function wrapper for std::bind that will be called before the function it\'s wrapper, passing the arguments along to the wrapped functions.
I had the wrong idea of how to create a repository.I created a single repository for each Entity that would CRUD using an ORM, which worked very well.However, I needed more and didn\'t know how to do
I wnat to display checkbox group using zend form multicheckbox but not getting the use of decorators. i am bringing the array list from the database in an key value pair array..