Maybe you should set the module instance in module_constants property,
it's described at model-api document in META options section. Or just
like what Cheng Zhang shown to import the module in the function
scope.
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On 1/10/06, Greg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
And I could put the import insidemy method, but that's not ideal either. Any thoughts? The local import is the solution I usually fall back on.
Is this arestriction that will be lifted by the magic removal branch? Yes. The problem you are experiencing
I use such way to get around that. Don't know is there any better
ways to do it though.
def is_mutual_friend(friend):
"""
Test whether myself and friend is mutual friend, which means we both
are in each other's friend list
"""
# The next line can't be moved to the top of the file
When writing a method for one of my model classes, I find that I want
to access a function from another module. The reference documentation
(http://www.djangoproject.com/documentation/model_api/#model-methods)
is plenty clear on the fact that you can't just import a module at the
top of the model-
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