(Please excuse my meaningless title as English is not my natural
language).
I would like some advice on how pythonic/heretic my approach is.
What I am trying to do is:
- subclass standard Form class (e.g to add new rendering methods)
- subclass some fields and widgets (e.g to add custom CSS attributes)
- replace all import statements "from django import forms" with "from
my_project import forms"
And that's all! Class names referred in my project (Form, RadioSelect,
DateField...) should not change.
I came up with the following module excerpt (myproject/forms.py):
from django.forms import *
class Form(Form):
def my_rendering_method(self):
(...)
See my issue? To guarantee transparency between my own custom 'forms'
module and the standard one, I am subclassing but keeping the same
name, though I am not sure whether this is sane or not in Python...
Should I stick with custom class names and refer to them throughout my
project instead?
Thanks for any feedback,
Thierry.
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