If you want to do that, then you would make _test(arg1, arg2) its own
function in the controller. So instead of:
def test():
def _test(arg1, arg2):
You would just do:
def test():
# call _test(arg1, arg2)
def _test(arg1, arg2):
# code here
Putting _test inside of test() just makes it nicer, but if you need to call
_test outside of test(), then you need to make it its own function. Remember
though, just because it's a top-level function like the rest of them,
doesn't mean that you can directly access it from a URL. You still need
test(): as a middleman. Any function that starts with _ or contains function
parameters is not callable via URL.
