pyweb.head

Module pyweb :: Class head

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Class head

webwidget --+
            |
           head

Creates an HTML '<HEAD>' tag

Typically you won't instantiate this yourself, because it automatically gets created as an attribute of http objects.

Method Summary
	`__init__(self, args, *kw)`
	`__setattr__(self, attr, val)`
	`add(self, *items)`
	`dump(self)` Kludged to automatically insert the <title> tag
	`renderinto(self, bucket)` Kludged to automatically insert the <title> tag
Inherited from webwidget
	`__getattr__(self, name)`
	`__getitem__(self, name)`
	`__len__(self)`
	`__nonzero__(self)`
	`__repr__(self)`
	`__setitem__(self, name, val)` Used with templates.
	`__str__(self)`
	`addglobal(self, name, item)`
	`addnamed(self, name, item, *kw)` Adds a named item in the scope of the current tag
	`attrdump(self)` Returns a space-separated list of the widget's tag attribs
	`attrdumpinto(self, bucket)` renders the tag attributes into the bucket
	`attrToStdout(self)` Returns a space-separated list of the widget's tag attribs
	`dontWrap(self)` Stops this tag from being enclosed in tags
	`join(self, args)` What a weird yet consummately pythonic method! Read on...
	`render(self)` Recursively collate all the content, and content within the content, into one array of string fragments
	`set(self, *items)` Replaces widget's contents with given items
	`setattr(self, args, *kw)` Sets attributes of this widget

Method Details

Kludged to automatically insert the <title> tag

Kludged to automatically insert the <title> tag

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