> > 1) when and why to user "current" I don't be sure I understand, "user current", current is the object you can access from the module instead of passing globals
2) where to put "imports". since in Python we've always been told to put > them at top of file. But it looks like they need to go in the def function() > in order to not be loaded when other functions run. Use in the top of controller nobody restrict you to do that, I'm only importing when I need it. 2011/5/13 pbreit <pbreitenb...@gmail.com> > Good writeup, thanks, Martin. > > The things that still confuse me are: > 1) when and why to user "current" > 2) where to put "imports". since in Python we've always been told to put > them at top of file. But it looks like they need to go in the def function() > in order to not be loaded when other functions run. > -- http://martin.tecnodoc.com.ar
