Thanks, Yeah thats a lot better. I would change naming sheme that way , but still would be good to be able to use folders.
On Sat, Feb 11, 2012 at 7:07 PM, LightDot <light...@gmail.com> wrote: > Always when I deal with big projects, the first thing I do is organize a > strict file structure. Not just web2py, I do similar things with photoshop > layers, files on my computer, etc. It just makes life that much easier. > > For now, I would just reorganize your file names a bit... > > ie.: > > /controllers/result_grid_**service.py > /controllers/front_service.py > /controllers/import_wizard_**service.py > /controllers/export_wizard_**service.py > > to > > /controllers/service_grid_result.py > /controllers/service_front.py > /controllers/service_wizard_import.py > /controllers/service_wizard_export.py > > etc. So prepend "service" or "services" as it would be a directory. Use > "...wizard_import.." and "wizard_export" instead of "...export_wizard..", > do "grid_result" instead of "result_grid", etc.. If you do it this way, > everything stays alphabetical, "wizard" controllers will be listed together > with other "wizard" controllers, "grid" with other "grid"s, etc. > > If it's the visual presentation that is the main issue here, than this > will give you a very similar result as subdirectories would. Except that > you'll still see all the files at once, which I don't think is such a big > deal. Plain, not rewritten URL-s will also be very similar as they would be > if you had directories. Problem solved? >
