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

 
> Suresh's answer sounds much better than my solution, that I give
> below. 

What you're doing is quite crazy (and a little bit cool). I haven't played 
with ATSchemeEditorNG, but I thought that it would be a way to achive this 
type of thing, without any crazy on-the-fly content creation.

A few other points:

 - Subclass RichDocument and modify the schema and whatever else you need, 
don't copy the source. This makes it easier to re-use.

 - If you must create classes on the fly, my guess would be that you'd have to 
do what __init__.py in a typical product does when the content object is being 
created. Whether this works outside Zope startup, I have no idea. You'd also 
need to cache that somehow and run it during __init__.py on the generator 
product as well.

 - Install.py does a lot of things. You probably dont' need to register skin 
directories, for one thing. About the rest of what it does, you'll have to 
understand it and do it on a case-by-case basis.

 - You won't need external methods (they are a pain). Any filesystem code 
(i.e. not a pyscript in skins/<yourproduct>/*.py) can do the kinds of things 
Install.py's install() method does. Hence, you could do this e.g. in a tool or 
a method on your parent type.

 - It'd be better if you coded in English, since most developers are English. 
I can't follow your examples because I don't speak Spanish (?), and hence I'll 
never be able to help you with your code... Also, the python syntax is in 
English, and you seem to speak it quite well, so...

 - I still thing this is nuts :-)

Martin



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