def public_commentators(self):
retval = set()
for comment in self._comments.values():
if not user_nobody.has_permission('View', comment):
continue
retval.add(comment.author_username)
return tuple(retval)
def public_commentators(self):
retval = set()
for comment in self._comments.values():
if not user_nobody.has_permission('View', comment):
continue
retval.add(comment.author_username)
return tuple(retval)
def last_comment_date(self):
# self._comments is an Instance of a btree. The keys
# are always ordered
comment_keys = self._comments.keys()
for comment_key in reversed(comment_keys):
comment = self._comments[comment_key]
if user_nobody.has_permission('View', comment):
return comment.creation_date
return None
def last_comment_date(self):
# self._comments is an Instance of a btree. The keys
# are always ordered
comment_keys = self._comments.keys()
for comment_key in reversed(comment_keys):
comment = self._comments[comment_key]
if user_nobody.has_permission('View', comment):
return comment.creation_date
return None
def test_view_permission(self):
"""Test that if the View permission on Discussion Items is acquired,
Anonymous can view comments on published items."""
# Anonymous has View permission on commented objects.
self.assertTrue(_anonymousCanView(self.archetypes_object))
self.assertTrue(_anonymousCanView(self.dexterity_object))
self.assertTrue(
user_nobody.has_permission("View", self.archetypes_object))
self.assertTrue(
user_nobody.has_permission("View", self.dexterity_object))
# Anonymous also passes the user_nobody.has_permission() test
# on comments.
self.assertTrue(
user_nobody.has_permission("View", self.archetypes_comment))
self.assertTrue(
user_nobody.has_permission("View", self.dexterity_comment))
# Fails: Anonymous should therefore have View permission on the
# comments when we use rolesOfPermission.
self.assertTrue(_anonymousCanView(self.archetypes_comment))
self.assertTrue(_anonymousCanView(self.dexterity_comment))
def public_comments(self):
"""Count total comments.
The @property decorator used on ``total_comments`` method doesn't work
when combined with acquisition, that's a fact of life.
Thus the total_comments indexer (on p.a.discussion.catalog.py) fails
to index properly if acquisition is involved.
To solve it, this method takes over the indexing and is being used by
total_comments itself so that backwards compatibility is kept.
"""
public_comments = [
x for x in self.values() if user_nobody.has_permission('View', x)
]
return len(public_comments)
def public_comments(self):
"""Count total comments.
The @property decorator used on ``total_comments`` method doesn't work
when combined with acquisition, that's a fact of life.
Thus the total_comments indexer (on p.a.discussion.catalog.py) fails
to index properly if acquisition is involved.
To solve it, this method takes over the indexing and is being used by
total_comments itself so that backwards compatibility is kept.
"""
public_comments = [
x for x in self.values()
if user_nobody.has_permission('View', x)
]
return len(public_comments)
def total_comments(self):
public_comments = [
x for x in self._comments.values()
if user_nobody.has_permission('View', x)
]
return len(public_comments)
def total_comments(self):
public_comments = [
x for x in self._comments.values()
if user_nobody.has_permission('View', x)
]
return len(public_comments)
