Web2py models/controllers/views are EXECUTED not IMPORTED.

Therefore, any changes made to files in these folders, are executed on
the next and subsequent requests.

You only need to flush/stop/start if you change say a MODULE (that is
imported) or similar.

You would never, and should never edit a file that is on the
production server... all edits should be done locally, and uploaded to
the server in some form or fashion.

In any case, web2py files are just python files stored on the
filesystem... you can edit them like you edit any other programming
languages files. You don't have to use the web2py admin!!!!

-Thadeus





On Tue, Jan 5, 2010 at 4:38 PM,  <s...@pobox.com> wrote:
>
>    Thadeus> If your going to use an editor on your local computer.... why
>    Thadeus> are you going to even bother with using web2py to view the
>    Thadeus> files... If your already going to have
>    Thadeus> Explorer/Nautilus/<insert file browser here> you can just
>    Thadeus> double click the files and edit them...
>
> I'm new and don't quite understand the relationship between a running web2py
> instance and an external edit of one of the files.  (Assume everything is
> local - this is development.  Why edit a file in a production server, remote
> or local?)  If I edit an arbitrary file will web2py notice immediately and
> take the appropriate action?  Do I need to flush caches or stop/start web2py
> in certain cases?  If I edit a file through web2py I have somewhat greater
> confidence that it will notice the change.
>
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