On 29 October 2002, Jonathan Corbet said:
> Actually, I don't use the form code itself - I use the various widgets.  I
> might have used Quixote forms, too, had they been documented when I was
> doing all that stuff.  I simply didn't know that they existed.

Hmm, that sounds like a subtle request for documentation.  Noted,
although it's already on my mental to-do list (and has been for a
while).  The widget classes on their own are quite helpful, though --
I'm glad I'm not the only one who has found that.

> There *are* various things I might fix with the widgets, when I get a
> chance.  I would start by not allowing SingleSelectWidget to ever return
> None, which has been a bit of a pain.  And various other little things.

I wonder how many of those little annoyances boil down to cgi.py, which
still underlies Quixote's form-processing.  I've toyed with the idea of
ditching that dependency entirely -- IMHO cgi.py is overly complicated
and has too much historical cruft.

        Greg
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