On Thu, Dec 17, 2009 at 5:02 AM, bruno desthuilliers
wrote:
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>
> [1] currently 970 LOCs, and I just have the basic models structures
> and only one custom manager defined yet, so I know there will be more
> to come. YMMV but I don't like modules growing much bigger than 1 to
> 1.5 KLOC.
In gen
On 16 déc, 22:35, Bill Freeman wrote:
(snip helpful technical answer)
> But. java practice notwithstanding, there is nothing wrong with having
> several models in one models.py module, so why fight against the
> design of django? If your collection of models is truly so complex
> that they should
I wanted to echo what Bill has just said.
One simple (yet effective) reason why allowing multiple models/views
in a single file is handy is because you get to remove lots of
duplicate code surrounding imports and utility functions.
Bill's process should be able to work, theoretically. You may wa
1. You must place a file __init__.py in each sub-directory (folder)
from which you will import, such as your models and views directories.
2. The __init__.py in your models directory must import all modules
containing modules. When you add an app to installed apps in
settings.py, django will im
I want to create folder inside the app folder eg:
application
__init__.py
models.py
views.py
manager.py
...
i want to separate in folder, like, one folder to models when i put
models class inside like:
application
__init__.py
models
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