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-
-The `AppObject` class
-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
-
-In general:
-
-* we do not inherit directly from this class but from a more specific
-  class such as `AnyEntity`, `EntityView`, `AnyRsetView`,
-  `Action`...
-
-* to be recordable, a subclass has to define its own register (attribute
-  `__registry__`) and its identifier (attribute `id`). Usually we do not have
-  to take care of the register, only the identifier `id`.
-
-We can find a certain number of attributes and methods defined in this class
-and common to all the application objects.
-
-At recording time, the following attributes are dynamically added to
-the *subclasses*:
-
-* `vreg`, the `vregistry` of the instance
-* `schema`, the instance schema
-* `config`, the instance configuration
-
-We also find on instances, the following attributes:
-
-* ._cw`, `Request` instance
-* `rset`, the *result set* associated to the object if necessary
-
-:URL handling:
-  * `build_url(*args, **kwargs)`, returns an absolute URL based on the
-    given arguments. The *controller* supposed to handle the response,
-    can be specified through the first positional parameter (the
-    connection is theoretically done automatically :).
-
-:Data manipulation:
-
-  * `entity(row, col=0)`, returns the entity corresponding to the data position
-    in the *result set* associated to the object
-
-  * `complete_entity(row, col=0, skip_bytes=True)`, is equivalent to `entity` but
-    also call the method `complete()` on the entity before returning it
-
-:Data formatting:
-  * `format_date(date, date_format=None, time=False)` returns a string for a
-    date time according to instance's configuration
-  * `format_time(time)` returns a string for a date time according to
-    instance's configuration
-
-:And more...:
-
-  * `tal_render(template, variables)`, renders a precompiled page template with
-    variables in the given dictionary as context
-
-.. note::
-  When we inherit from `AppObject` (even not directly), you *always* have to use
-  **super()** to get the methods and attributes of the superclasses, and not
-  use the class identifier.
-
-  For example, instead of writting: ::
-
-      class Truc(PrimaryView):
-          def f(self, arg1):
-              PrimaryView.f(self, arg1)
-
-  You must write: ::
-
-      class Truc(PrimaryView):
-          def f(self, arg1):
-              super(Truc, self).f(arg1)