hmm,

Well, I've met stan, and that is all good for handy supplied tuples, but I am having trouble integrating this with my lists from remote PBs.

I've a little Nevow monitor app which is requesting data from a server and generating HTML from it, in theory.

The comms are fine, but building a table of the supplied data is eluding me!

Please get your red pen out:

#----------------------- #import stuff

class HttpServer(rend.Page): def __init__(self): self.broker = monitorBroker.PBroker("monitor", '127.0.0.1', 7021) self.docFactory = loaders.xmlfile('main.html') # includes <div nevow:render="serverData" />

def render_serverData(self, ctx): def useResult(data): return T.table(render=T.directive('sequence'))[ T.tr(pattern='header')[ T.th[ 'sID' ], T.th[ 'host' ] ], T.tr(pattern='item', render=T.directive('row')), T.tr(pattern='item', render=T.directive('row')) ]

def render_row(self, ctx, rowData): return ctx.tag[ T.td[ rowData[0] ], T.td[ rowData[1] ] ]

d = self.broker.DoRemoteCallFromMonitor(serverData.HUB_ZONEDATA) d.addCallback(useResult) return d #---------------------

The remote PB supplies data like this: (((0,0), "alpha"), ((0,1), "beta", ((1,0), "alpha"), ((1,1), "alpha")) representing the rows and cols of the table.

Can anyone help beat my code into shape?

Thanks

Si