Hi folks,
I'm a old fart^H^H^H^H Perl hacker converting to Python, and am
starting out on my first Python project. I'm currently inhaling "Dive
into Python" and the "Python Cookbook", and am lining up the Django
book as my next read. So far I've read heaps of syntax and code, and
written a few test scripts.
Beyond some information on how "import" works, what I am not finding
is anything about typical project layout - ie: the names of files and
subdirectories laid out for class inheritance, loading etc; For
instance, in http://bitbucket.org/jespern/django-piston/src/tip/examples/blogserver/
there are actualy *files* called "__init__.py" and so forth. I
suspect that's a Django thing rather than python syntax, but am not
sure.
So far I am putting all my classes and all their methods into a single
file, which I am sure it not tenable. I suspect I should really
create a project directory "foo" and edit "foo/bar.py" and "foo/
baz.py" so that I can "import foo.bar" -- but is there any other magic
I need to do? (cf: package templates in perl)
Is there anything on the web I can look at to find out about this stuff?
thanks in advance,
- alec
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