I do not think you can. controllers are executed after models.
You can have controllers "upon execution" store their docstrings in
one pickle, you can have your models (in a second iteration) load the
pickle.
Massimo
On Aug 12, 3:19 am, hywang <why00...@163.com> wrote:
> there is a controller:
> def controller_1():
> """
> this is its __doc__ string
> """
> return {}
>
> # How can get ["controller_1", "this is its __doc__ string"]
>
> def controller_2():
> """
> this is its __doc__ string
> """
> return {}
>
> # How can get ["controller_2", "this is its __doc__ string"]
> --------------------------------------
>
> how can I get this controller's functions and their doc strings from a
> model function ?
> thank you !
