On Dec 19, 9:42 am, SergeyPo <ser...@zarealye.com> wrote:
> I name all my files with
> starting underscore, this ensures that the files are loaded before
> db.py In each 'underscored' file I create definitions for different
> tables or sets of tables. Than in db.py I just collect everything.
> E.g.:
> _definitions.py file contains:
> table1_fields = (SQLField('name1', 'string'),
> SQLField('name2', 'string'),
> SQLField('name3', 'string'))
> db.py file contains:
> db.define_table('headers',
> *table1_fields
> )
Thanks for sharing your idea...I'm not sure this buys me very much
though.
I have a whole bunch of stuff for each table:
db.table.represent
db.table.field.requires
db.table.field.label
db.table.field.comment
All of this should also be in the separate file.
I tried making the main file load 1st by renaming as _db.py &
therefore hoping this would make it's tables visible to the other
files, but no joy.
Looking through gluon, I see that run_models_in(environment) executes
each model independently (based on the modified listdir as you
helpfully point out).
Could I modify the idea suggested further to have all the stuff
associated with a table defined in the separate file in a big dict &
then simply exec that in db.py?
Something to experiment with whilst seeing if there's a nicer way
(this doesn't half seem ugly!)
F
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