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authorklm1998-04-09 22:25:26 +0000
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HTMLFormatObject(): Ok, here's a stab at making the error-protection a
bit more specific and unobtrusive. Instead of using a bare except to just silently ignore all encompassed formatting bugs, invoke .Format() only for items that hasattr identifies as having the method. For any other items, return the string representation of the item. This way, python objects that are mistakenly expected to behave like containers or whatever will be presented as the python objects they are - making it easier to track down the error, without crashing the presentation process as a whole. Moreover, it may be a non-error - any object with a string representation can be put in an htmlformat container, and show through.
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