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"""This explains some object interfaces used in validator.py

"""

class _DatabaseObject(object):
    pass

class _Relationship(object):
    pass

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This bug report is being automatically closed because it did not meet one or more common-sense 
and industry-standard reporting requirements.

Exact reasons have been marked below.  If you can correct this, feel free to re-open.

___ The issue is not related to this library, but is a general issue with basic:
  ___ Python
  ___ Sql
___ The issue is not actually disclosed inline, but linked to an offsite article:
  ___ The issue is disclosed on StackOverflow.

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def _php_var_dump(data,depth=0):
    padding= "  "*depth
    keypadding= "  "*(depth+1)
    depth+= 1
    if type(data) == types.DictType :
        items = []
        for i in data :
            item = keypadding + "'%s' => %s" % (i,_php_var_dump(data[i],depth=depth))
            items.append(item)
        items = ',\n'.join(items)

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Python MonogoDB integration, based on http://docs.pylonsproject.org/projects/pyramid_cookbook/en/latest/mongo.html

I'm migrating a few projects to use mongodb, and I found this to be the easiest way to maintain across all projects ( as in, i don't have to change any code outside of .ini files )

1. the main() routin in __init__.py just needs to call subscribers.mongodb.initialize_mongo_db()
2. subscribers has a single file called mongodb, which initializes
3. environment.ini has its own mongodb space.  setting mongodb_use to 'true' will initialize it, setting it to anything else will ignore it.

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"""
v 0.0.3

a port of some classic pylons styling, but without much of the cruft that was not used often


This allows for a very particular coding style, which i prefer.

As you can see below, 'methods' are broken into multiple parts:

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def main(global_config, **settings):
    ...
    config.add_subscriber(\
        'myApp.subscribers.deform_static_prep', 
        'pyramid.events.ApplicationCreated')
    ...

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Choose a username.	You can't post until you do!
<form method="post" action="/account/choose-username">
	<input type="text" name="username" value="" id="username_selector"/>
	<span id="fieldstatus-username"></span>
</form>

<script>
	// on all keyups, set a message that the username is bad or that you're checking
	// however, don't actually check until you have a timeout - e.g. .6 seconds
	// there's no point on taxing a server to repeatedly check 

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def main(global_config,**settings):
   ...
    config.add_subscriber(\
        'myApp.subscribers.cookiexfer_new_request', 
        'pyramid.events.NewRequest')
    config.add_subscriber(\
        'myApp.subscribers.cookiexfer_new_response', 
        'pyramid.events.NewResponse')
    ...

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"""
Simple module to ease form handling with ``Deform``. The provided
``FormGenerator`` class handles repetitive tasks like validation,
xhr requests, and recovering from exceptions thrown by the model.

### Begin example scenario: Adding a new user

from myschemas import UserSchema

from formgenerator import (