On Sun, 2008-11-23 at 19:31 -0800, dash86no wrote:
> I have around 15 or so models in my system, and I find it pretty
> tedious to have to explicitly import each and every one into my
> forms.py etc.
>
> Is there no way to call all models implicitly. For example:
>
> from mysite.myapp import models
Sounds like you need to do a Python tutorial or two. Django uses
Python's normal import syntax. The above would work, for example,
although you would have to use aliases ("... import models as
myapp_models", for example) once you start importing models from
multiple applications.
But, seriously, if this sort of thing is news to you, combined with your
question the other day about variable names, you should spend some time
learning Python before complicating things by adding Django on top.
There are a lot of Python tutorials around. The one that comes with
Python's standard documentation is good. So is Dive Into Python
(available online and in book form), to name but two. Trying to learn by
osmosis is only going to get you so far; it has to be combined with a
bit of book learning.
Regards,
Malcolm
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