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I have the following code in my django project.
ctxt = RequestContext(request, {
'power': power,
'attack': attack,
'defense': defense,
})
Now I want get this dictionary like below through ctxt
{
'power': power,
'attack': attack,
'defense': defense,
}
I tried ctxt.dicts, but this contains too many items. So I see into the source code, and find these code in class RequestContext(Context):
for processor in get_standard_processors() + processors:
self.update(processor(request))
which I think bring in the other items.
So how can I get that?
Btw, if you want to know why I want to do this, you can see this question I asked before.
How can I get a rewritten render_to_response to get a json in django with the least changes to the whole project
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To iterate through dictionary in a dictionary in a Python Django template, we can loop through the items with a for loop. to loop through the data dict's entries with a for loop. We get the key value pairs with data.
Context, but Django also comes with a subclass, django. template. RequestContext, that acts slightly differently. RequestContext adds a bunch of variables to your template context by default – things like the HttpRequest object or information about the currently logged-in user.
You can't sort a dictionary, you can sort representation of a dictionary. Dictionary has a random ordered members. I hope this helps. If i'm doing this: sorted_dict = sorted(data['scoruri'].
A context processor is a Python function that takes the request object as an argument and returns a dictionary that gets added to the request context. They come in handy when you need to make something available globally to all templates.
I'm a bit late to the party, but you can get a dict from your RequestContext object with
ctxt.flatten()
if you're using Django>=1.7. (Docs)
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ctxt.dict is stack of dictionaries, so you only need to:
ctxt.dict[0]
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