calls as content, see Output functions list Context Manager Some output functions that accept put_xxx() calls as content can be used as context manager: with put_collapse('This is title'): for i in range(4): 'Price'], ['Apple', '5.5'], ['Banana', '7'], ]) For a full list of functions that support context manager, see Output functions list Click Callback As we can see from the above, the interaction of PyWebIO accept put_xxx calls as arguments. The functions marked with † indicate that they can use as context manager. Name Description Output Scope put_scope Create a new scope use_scope† Enter a scope get_scope

calls as content, see Output functions list Context Manager Some output functions that accept put_xxx() calls as content can be used as context manager: with put_collapse('This is title'): for i in range(4): 'Price'], ['Apple', '5.5'], ['Banana', '7'], ]) For a full list of functions that support context manager, see Output functions list Click Callback As we can see from the above, the interaction of PyWebIO accept put_xxx calls as arguments. The functions marked with † indicate that they can use as context manager. Name Description Output Scope put_scope Create a new scope use_scope† Enter a scope get_scope

calls as content, see Output functions list Context Manager Some output functions that accept put_xxx() calls as content can be used as context manager: with put_collapse('This is title'): for i in range(4): 'Price'], ['Apple', '5.5'], ['Banana', '7'], ]) For a full list of functions that support context manager, see Output functions list Click Callback As we can see from the above, the interaction of PyWebIO accept put_xxx calls as arguments. The functions marked with † indicate that they can use as context manager. Name Description Output Scope put_scope Create a new scope use_scope† Enter a scope get_scope

calls as content, see Output functions list Context Manager Some output functions that accept put_xxx() calls as content can be used as context manager: with put_collapse('This is title'): for i in range(4): 'Price'], ['Apple', '5.5'], ['Banana', '7'], ]) For a full list of functions that support context manager, see Output functions list Click Callback As we can see from the above, the interaction of PyWebIO accept put_xxx calls as arguments. The functions marked with † indicate that they can use as context manager. Name Description Output Scope put_scope Create a new scope use_scope† Enter a scope get_scope

calls as content, see Output functions list Context Manager Some output functions that accept put_xxx() calls as content can be used as context manager: with put_collapse('This is title'): for i in range(4): 'Price'], ['Apple', '5.5'], ['Banana', '7'], ]) For a full list of functions that support context manager, see Output functions list Click Callback As we can see from the above, the interaction of PyWebIO accept put_xxx calls as arguments. The functions marked with † indicate that they can use as context manager. Name Description Output Scope put_scope Create a new scope use_scope† Enter a scope get_scope

calls as content, see Output functions list Context Manager Some output functions that accept put_xxx() calls as content can be used as context manager: with put_collapse('This is title'): for i in range(4): 'Price'], ['Apple', '5.5'], ['Banana', '7'], ]) For a full list of functions that support context manager, see Output functions list Click Callback As we can see from the above, the interaction of PyWebIO accept put_xxx calls as arguments. The functions marked with † indicate that they can use as context manager. Name Description Output Scope put_scope Create a new scope use_scope† Enter a scope get_scope

calls as content, see Output functions list Context Manager Some output functions that accept put_xxx() calls as content can be used as context manager: with put_collapse('This is title'): for i in range(4): 'Price'], ['Apple', '5.5'], ['Banana', '7'], ]) For a full list of functions that support context manager, see Output functions list Click Callback As we can see from the above, the interaction of PyWebIO accept put_xxx calls as arguments. The functions marked with † indicate that they can use as context manager. Name Description Output Scope put_scope Create a new scope use_scope† Enter a scope get_scope

calls as content, see Output functions list Context Manager Some output functions that accept put_xxx() calls as content can be used as context manager: with put_collapse('This is title'): for i in range(4): 'Price'], ['Apple', '5.5'], ['Banana', '7'], ]) For a full list of functions that support context manager, see Output functions list Click Callback As we can see from the above, the interaction of PyWebIO accept put_xxx calls as arguments. The functions marked with † indicate that they can use as context manager. Name Description Output Scope put_scope Create a new scope use_scope† Enter a scope get_scope

calls as content, see Output functions list Context Manager Some output functions that accept put_xxx() calls as content can be used as context manager: with put_collapse('This is title'): for i in range(4): 'Price'], ['Apple', '5.5'], ['Banana', '7'], ]) For a full list of functions that support context manager, see Output functions list Click Callback As we can see from the above, the interaction of PyWebIO accept put_xxx calls as arguments. The functions marked with † indicate that they can use as context manager. Name Description Output Scope put_scope Create a new scope use_scope† Enter a scope get_scope

functions list Context Manager Some output functions that accept put_xxx() calls as content can be used as context manager: For a full list of functions that support context manager, see Output functions accept put_xxx calls as arguments. The functions marked with † indicate that they can use as context manager. Name Description Output Scope put_scope Create a new scope use_scope† Enter a scope get_scope context manager and decorator. See User manual - use_scope() name (str) – Scope name. If it is None, a globally unique scope name is generated. (When used as context manager, the context manager will return