Always strip whitespace from label profile 'spec' field input
Otherwise we can't properly load (import) the spec object...
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@ -28,7 +28,7 @@ from __future__ import unicode_literals, absolute_import
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from .core import CustomFieldRenderer, DateFieldRenderer
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from .common import (AutocompleteFieldRenderer,
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from .common import (StrippedTextFieldRenderer, AutocompleteFieldRenderer,
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DecimalFieldRenderer, CurrencyFieldRenderer,
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DateTimeFieldRenderer, DateTimePrettyFieldRenderer, TimeFieldRenderer,
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EnumFieldRenderer, YesNoFieldRenderer)
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@ -40,6 +40,18 @@ from pyramid.renderers import render
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from tailbone.util import pretty_datetime, raw_datetime
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class StrippedTextFieldRenderer(formalchemy.TextFieldRenderer):
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"""
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Standard text field renderer, which strips whitespace from either end of
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the input value on deserialization.
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"""
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def deserialize(self):
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value = super(StrippedTextFieldRenderer, self).deserialize()
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if value is not None:
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return value.strip()
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class AutocompleteFieldRenderer(FieldRenderer):
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"""
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Custom renderer for an autocomplete field.
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@ -32,6 +32,7 @@ import formalchemy
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from webhelpers.html import HTML
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from pyramid.httpexceptions import HTTPFound
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from tailbone import forms
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from tailbone.db import Session
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from tailbone.views import MasterView
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from tailbone.views.continuum import VersionView, version_defaults
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readonly=True)
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def configure_fieldset(self, fs):
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fs.printer_spec.set(renderer=forms.renderers.StrippedTextFieldRenderer)
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fs.formatter_spec.set(renderer=forms.renderers.StrippedTextFieldRenderer)
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fs.format.set(renderer=FormatFieldRenderer)
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fs.configure(
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include=[
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