"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> It works and things make sense to me. Yet, I feel uneasy that my
> model.py file is starting to approach 500 lines. What's the best
> practice or community opinion on this? Do I keep everything in a single
> file or do I start dividing things into s
several of my programs are thousands of lines long, and i don't think
they're extravagantly large.
i'd say you should use modules the same way you use classes and
functions: to separate code logically.
if it makes sense to think of a group of statements as a function, you
make it a function. if it
I'm developing a web system and based on some patterns I've seen
elsewhere, I made a single file (model.py) to hold all of the
functions and classes that define the model porition of the
application. Hence the code in the controller looks like:
import model
def Display(req,id):
#
It wor
