Hi guys,
I'm writing a Django application that will introspect the available
model in order to generate a graphical representation. The admin
application also has to introspect, but it has the advantage that you
can pass it directives for each field via keyword arguments when you
declare them in the model. I was wondering,
1) Is there a standard way of providing similar functionality to new
apps that introspect without manually extending all the field classes?
2) Is there a good (other than historical) reason for the binding
between model declaration and the admin app? Or would a generic
keyword argument ("app_parameters = {'admin_choices' : [1,2,3], ...}")
do just as well.
3) I gather that some of the keyword arguments, like 'choices', are
also being used in the new-style forms in the development branch; can
anyone explain to me what the long-term vision for what the "Model"
does is?
Thanks!
G
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