On Mon, Oct 14, 2013 at 3:27 PM, Kush Goyal wrote:
> Also, db is an sqlalchemy engine and db.Model is a class.
>
> db.Model is I think a sqlalchemy declarative base class which has all
> the needed methods and classes for database handling.
>
> So, did I get the above things right?
Not quite. db
I tried experimenting with classes and objects on python interpretor
>and learned that in python functions, classes, method, objects and
>modules all can be passed around and returned.That's correct, they are all
>objects in Python
From what I understood from your answers:
>
>user = User.query
Hi,
Thanks a lot Bob and Allan for the help.
I tried experimenting with classes and objects on python interpretor
and learned that in python functions, classes, method, objects and
modules all can be passed around and returned.
>From what I understood from your answers:
user = User.query.filter
On 10/12/2013 11:01 AM, Kush Goyal wrote:
[[snip]
"user = User.query.filter_by ( username = self.username.data ).first()"
now this I do not understand.
Can a object be create by using a method of a class instead of the
class consturctor? I
Without seeing the code you reference (User module) I
On 12/10/13 16:01, Kush Goyal wrote:
Hi,
I am learning web development by using flask framework. The below code
is used to create a class LoginForm which inherits from the class
Form.
In the method 'validate' of class 'LoginForm' the variable 'user' is
initialized by using:
"user = User.query.
Hi,
I am learning web development by using flask framework. The below code
is used to create a class LoginForm which inherits from the class
Form.
In the method 'validate' of class 'LoginForm' the variable 'user' is
initialized by using:
"user = User.query.filter_by ( username = self.username.da
