Re: FormEncode form validators

Ian Bicking wrote:
> Do people have classes or recipes they've written that are general 
> enough to include directly in FormEncode?  If so, please contribute! 
> Realistic examples in the docstrings will be very helpful.

I have some validators which might be useful:
* RestrictedInteger (min, max, may be marked as optional)
* PartialDate - FormValidator which takes three fields as day/month/year
   and ensures that these fields form are valid date while some date
   parts may be missing (e.g. year is missing so only day+month can be
   validated).
* a custom unicode string validator which works as I expected the FormEncode one
   initially.

I have unit tests for all of them. If you think one of those may be valuable for 
formencode, please send a short answer. I will have to get the ok from the 
customer's legal department to release as free software (which should be quite 
easy).

fs

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