[Zope3-dev] Chapter 1 Step 6 now available

[Casey Duncan]

Thanks for the writeup, it makes grasping this much
easier for us "jargon deficient" folks. Now who was
the bloody fool that named this thing a decorator? All
it brings to mind for me is some effeminate guy who is
going to come over and put up some new drapes, slip
covers and a few throw pillows in my living room 8^).

Isn't this just mixing classes together dynamically at
run-time instead of statically ala Zope2?

I think the damn thing should be called a mixer. But
then again, what do I know...

-Casey

--- Steve Alexander <steve@cat-box.net> wrote:
> Hi Folks,
> 
> I've written a small amount of extra Zope 3 Python
> Programmer Tutorial.
> 
> Because this isn't officially sanctioned by the
> Zope3 BDFL, I haven't 
> checked this into CVS. Rather, you can download Step
> 6 from here:
> 
>    http://www.cat-box.net/tmp/Chapter1_Step6.tar.gz
> 
> Step 6 documents my own explorations writing a
> component-based product 
> for Zope 3. It includes a working version of the
> Decorator class.
> 
> ----
> Step6, making a composite view
> 
>    In the last step, we created a utility
> IPostalLookup to lookup city
>    and state information in exchange for an object
> implementing
>    IContactInfo.
> 
>    We also registered an adapter to perform this
> lookup when required.
> 
>    In this step, we'll be extending ContactInfoView
> to present the
>    additional  postal information.
> ----
> 
> --
> Steve Alexander
> 
> 
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