I'm using the Hash-Router library as a hash-router alongside Brython. I initially wrote the code in pure JavaScript. The definition of the route looked like this:
Router.add({
path: '#/action/login',
on: function() {
/* I don't know how to port this call */
populate_from_query(this.query);
/* These calls can be ported: */
Materialize.updateTextFields();
do_login($('#email').val(), $('#password').val());
}
});
In Brython, so far I have:
def route_on_action_login():
# I can't write this as Python because I can't access the, "this object"
#populate_from_query(this.query)
window.Materialize.updateTextFields()
do_login(document['email'].value, document['password'].value)
window.Router.add({
'path': '#/action/login',
'on': route_on_action_login
})
How can I access a function's this
parameter from a Brython function passed in as a Javascript callback?