support recursive with dominate.document() #163
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No issue/problem/question stated and this looks working as intended |
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@Knio This come up in real life, when I try to use dominate, as I try to create multiple webpage in a hirearchical order. I initially wrote a recursive function to do that, starting from the main entry, generating hyperlink on needed, but as dominate doesnt support that I have to rewrite it from a top-down to a bottom-up manner. |
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This project is not meant to be an html validator - i.e. it doesn't check that
This is explicitly asking for it to be the context. Not doing so would break the expectations of the API. If you don't want the effect, why not just write If
That seems like an excessive reaction, why don't you just subclass class mydoc(dominate.document):
def _add_to_ctx(self): pass # don't add to contextsWith your example do what I think you want: >>> with mydoc() as outer_doc:
... with mydoc() as inner_doc:
... p('meow')
... print(inner_doc)
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<dominate.tags.p at 1bb1a765160: 0 attributes, 1 child>
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
<title>Dominate</title>
</head>
<body>
<p>meow</p>
</body>
</html>
>>> print(outer_doc)
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
<title>Dominate</title>
</head>
<body></body>
</html>
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Thx. the subclass solution is excatly what I want. |
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This project is not meant to be an html validator - i.e. it doesn't check that
<td>is inside a<tr>, or that some tag has all the required attributes set, etc. and I don't want to special case any nodes. Also, I think nesting is legal (ok maybe only in an<embed>but I'm not going to check the whole spec)This is explicitly asking for it to be the context. Not doing so would break the expectations of the API. If you don't want the effect, why not just write
xxx = dominate.document()?If
xxx = ...is still inside some outer context and causing problems: