Thanks. Your answer led me straight to
https://docs.python.org/2/tutorial/modules.html#packages and I am working
my way through that now, but it looks promising. If I have more issues,
I'll be back...
On Sun, Aug 17, 2014 at 8:44 AM, Russell Keith-Magee <
russ...@keith-magee.com> wrote:
> Hi Mal
Hi Malik,
Ah - in that case, you're not looking at anything special that Django is
doing; you're just seeing the result of importing Python code.
Running something like ./manage.py runserver sets of a sequence of complex
code internally - effectively, all the code in your project (or, at least,
a
Thanks for both the reply and it's speed. Yes, this looks to be part of
what I am looking for. I say part because the link you gave does not
specifically reference checking views and urls.py, but whatever check is
being run for me is clearly looking there, too. I am using 1.7c1, and the
reason I as
HI Malik,
It sounds like you might be referring to the validation/system check
framework.
In Django 1.6, this is implemented using a single huge method that looks
for specific problems in your model definitions. This functionality isn't
well documented, and isn't extensible as an end user. If you
When you run python mange.py *, Django runs through your code and stops to
point out errors instead of giving you runserver or shell or whatever you
were trying to do. What is that sequence? Is it the same every time? Where
can I find out more about it? I looked in the docs, but I couldn't find
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