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Apr

Multi-dimensional dicts in Python & Django?

The code I’m working on frequently uses multi-dimensional dicts in Python. There is a bunch of code that seems to be always doing this: # a,b, and c have come from some external data source, QuerySet, etc. a = ‘axis_1′ b = ‘axis_2′ c = ‘axis_3′ d = ‘value’ if a not in context: context[a] [...]

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Oct

pprinting the Django context object

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This was non-obvious to me for quite some time, and I tried several different approaches before settling on this one: If you would like to pprint your Django Context (or RequestContext) object from within a template itself, there are several approaches you can take. The easiest way I found is to say: context['context'] = context [...]

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