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PythonField Readme
An Archetype field that stores Python scripts.
Usage
Install as usual in your Products directory.
Add this line to your custom Archetype to import the field:
from Products.PythonField import PythonFieldIn your schema, add PythonField like this:
BaseSchema + Schema(( ... PythonField('myField'), ... ))Further Information
Visit http://plone.org/products/scriptablefields for documenttion, bug-reports, etc.
Credits
Thanks to Sidnei da Silva for the TALESField product, which served as the base for this.
Copyright
Copyright (C) 2005-2007 BlueDynamics Alliance, Klein & Partner KEG, Innsbruck, Austria
Installation
PythonField may be installed as either an egg or as a traditional Zope product.
Via Buildout
Just add Products.PythonField to the “eggs” list for the buildout or zope2instance parts:
- eggs =
… Products.PythonField …
Via easy_setup
Just use the copy of easy_setup for the Python that you’re using to run Zope.
Traditional Zope Product Installation
Copy or symbolically link the Products.PythonField/Products/PythonField to be Products/PythonField in your Zope instance’s Products directory.
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