Thank you so much, and yes, i'm not a python developer. I recently
joined to the group.
Thanks again for your reply, now i understand a bit more about the framework.
cesar.
On Sun, Dec 14, 2008 at 7:37 PM, bruno desthuilliers
wrote:
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> On 14 déc, 17:58, "JULIO Cayo" wrote:
>> Thanks Alex for
On 14 déc, 17:58, "JULIO Cayo" wrote:
> Thanks Alex for your fast reply! Maybe I don't understand you, but if
> i have a model (70 classes) in "base python" i don't want to re-write
> entire model in django style.
You don't have use Django's models.Model class to use Django. But
obviously you ne
Thanks Alex for your fast reply! Maybe I don't understand you, but if
i have a model (70 classes) in "base python" i don't want to re-write
entire model in django style.
For example, I have a class "User" with age, name, lastname , etc...
In my model is:
class User:
name = " "
And django need s
You don't need to define it else where.Just write a django model once and
use it any where in you project.
On Sun, Dec 14, 2008 at 18:40, JULIO Cayo wrote:
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> Hi, I want to start with django framework. I've never used it. ( I'm
> sorry, I'm learning english)
>
> My question is: I have an appli
Hi, I want to start with django framework. I've never used it. ( I'm
sorry, I'm learning english)
My question is: I have an application in python based on the pattern
mvc, so I want to take the model (the classes) of the application and
"plug" into a django proyect. I read in the tutorials and
do
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