Thank you guys for this discussion. I've received much usefull information
regarding both frameworks.
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On 9/6/07, Andrey Gladilin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> What are the main differencies between TG2 dispatcher pylons one? Is there any
> documentation regarding TG dispatcher?
In a Pylons application the URL sitemap and the controller+action
structure are completely independent from each other.
On 9月6日, 下午3時36分, Andrey Gladilin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> What are the main differencies between TG2 dispatcher pylons one? Is there any
> documentation regarding TG dispatcher?
>
Pylons use routes as dispatcher.
TG2 dispatcher is a cherrypy style "object dispatcher", which has
similar beha
What are the main differencies between TG2 dispatcher pylons one? Is there any
documentation regarding TG dispatcher?
Thanks.
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On 9/3/07, skyogre <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Hi.
>
> I liked the turbogears style of templates usage. Decorators are used
> to specify the template and function flash() or exceptions are used to
> display the result of the operation.
>
> Is there a way to g
> This means you can substitute a TG 2 controller or any other WSGI
> application instead of a Pylons controller. TG 2 does not have an
> "action" method; instead it parses the remaining URL to find an
> @expose'd method. TG's base controller then converts the return dict
> to a WSGI response, a
> Frankly speaking I'm afraid a little. It seems to me that turbogears
> guys are going to break everything in the next milestone and make a
> completely new framework. Though they will try to leave the same API
> as in 1.0 it will relatevely be broken and the code style will change.
> So it will
Mike Orr a écrit :
>
> The peripherals are things like ToscaWidgets, the CRUD and admin
> systems, etc. I'm not sure how much TG will keep a distinct database
> interface and authentication system vs how much those will merge into
> SQLAlchemy and AuthKit.
>
>
We had a discussion in tg-trunk
One thing that may not be obvious: we normally say that Routes chooses
the controller and action but that's not quite true. Routes merely
matches named variables we've called "controller" and "action".
Pylons uses "controller" to find the controller, whose .__call__
method is a WSGI application.
> 2) TG is spinning off several components which were bundled in TG 1.
> These will be Pylons-compatible and/or WSGI-compatible, making them
> accessible both to Pylons applications as well as TG applications.
>
What exactly is TG once this happens, the individual components ? or the
combinat
On 9/3/07, skyogre <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>
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> On 4 сент, 01:57, Florent Aide <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > skyogre a crit :> Hi.
> >
> > > I liked the turbogears style of templates usage. Decorators are used
> > > to specify th
Although tepmlates specified in decorators is not a big problem.
Is it possible implements an exception to automatically redirect to
previous or manually defined page where the error or success message
is shown in a beautiful rectangle instead of the standard pylons error
page.
Sorry for the stup
On 4 сент, 01:57, Florent Aide <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> skyogre a crit :> Hi.
>
> > I liked the turbogears style of templates usage. Decorators are used
> > to specify the template and function flash() or exceptions are used to
> > display the result of th
On Sep 3, 2007, at 2:16 PM, skyogre wrote:
I liked the turbogears style of templates usage. Decorators are used
to specify the template and function flash() or exceptions are used to
display the result of the operation.
Is there a way to get the similar usage in pylons-based code
skyogre a écrit :
> Hi.
>
> I liked the turbogears style of templates usage. Decorators are used
> to specify the template and function flash() or exceptions are used to
> display the result of the operation.
>
> Is there a way to get the similar usage in pylons-based code?
Hi.
I liked the turbogears style of templates usage. Decorators are used
to specify the template and function flash() or exceptions are used to
display the result of the operation.
Is there a way to get the similar usage in pylons-based code
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