This is a good question, maybe there should be more direct web2py support
for it, as usability wise it's a nice feature.
A wrapper is just a function that calls the other for you, like a
decorator. In your case you could have something like this in your models.
def TURL(**kwargs):
if 'c' in kwargs:
kwargs['c'] = T(kwargs['c'], lazy=False)
if 'f' in kwargs:
kwargs['f'] = T(kwargs['f'], lazy=False)
return URL(**kwargs)
Then you could use it in the views
{{=TURL(r=request, c='articles', f='search'))}}
Could Francisco use pattern based routing just for this app if he puts it
in the application's folder routes.py?
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