On 3/29/07, topper <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Still, $HOME is a normal UNIX environmental variable, and because
> Django does use those in other places (i.e django_settings), a user
> could think that environment variables are accessible from Django. And
> when the user is told in Template loader postmortem that '$HOME/
> some_file' does not exist, the information is in a way wrong or at
> least confusing.
Python can access environment variables -- you just need to do it
through the standard Python method of reading out of 'os.environ',
e.g.:
import os
TEMPLATE_DIRS = (
os.environ['HOME'] + '/web/my_site/templates',
)
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