On 8 jan, 14:54, Alex Koshelev <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Its very strange that so "hard linked" applications can produce clean
> and logic architecture:)
g ! :-)
You were rigth, finally i review my project's logic, and then put
ModelsA3 where it shoud be, i.e in app B, and now it's more
On Jan 8, 2008 8:24 AM, Grindizer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello.
> I have a project with at least 2 applications
> A, which define ModelA1, ModelA2, ModelA3 (and other).
> B, which define ModelB1, ModelB2.
>
> And I have these dependencies:
> In A:
> - ModelsA1 need as a foreign key ModelB1
Its very strange that so "hard linked" applications can produce clean
and logic architecture:)
1. Try to split your A's models.py into 2 files. A1, A2 in first file.
A3 in second file. In first models file import second with
wildcard(*). In B models.py import only second A file. It's only
suggest
Hello.
I have a project with at least 2 applications
A, which define ModelA1, ModelA2, ModelA3 (and other).
B, which define ModelB1, ModelB2.
And I have these dependencies:
In A:
- ModelsA1 need as a foreign key ModelB1
- ModelsA2 need ModelB2 (ManyToManyField)
In B:
- ModelB2 need ModelA3 (F
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