Re: getting an object x in an external method that can be passed as context to ContentInit( ... ).initialize(context)

> I am trying to write a folderish Archetypes-based content type (by name
> of 'Almacen') that, on instantiation, will create a new content type on
> the fly. This creation starts from a mutator of a text field of the
> 'Almacen' content type, from which the new content type takes its name.
> The idea is to have its schema managed by the 'Almacen' instance, which
> inherits from SchemaEditor from ATSchemaEditorNG. I also want to be
> able to establish relations (from the Relations product) between
> different content types, so I cannot work on the lines of
> GenericPloneContent (I guess i need a fully fledged archetype.) What I
> am doing, is to create a class in the mutator with type.__new__(type,
> ... ), call registerType, and then call an external method that
> installs the new content type.
> The problem I am finding is getting an object (in the external method
> or in the mutator method) that can be passed as context to ContentInit(
> ... ).initialize(context), i.e., an object x that can do
> x.registerClass(...).


This sounds a little insane - can you tell us a bit more about why your're doing
it, and what your use case is?

Martin


(blah blah blah gmane is stupid blah blah blah i can't post until i put in more
rubbish than the above quoted text blah blah and don't even get me started on
top-quoting blah blah etc. blah blah)



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