On 15 Apr 2013, at 1:55 AM, Domagoj Kovač <doctorko...@gmail.com> wrote:
> In routes.example.py folder i found:
>
> This simple router is used for setting languages from app/languages directory
> as a part of the application path: app/<lang>/controller/function
> Language from default.py or 'en' (if the file is not found) is used as
> a default_language
>
> If i understand correctly this file can only be used for setting languages.
> Am i right? If so, this is very strange because this way application is not
> portable.. In my main application i must be very specific. For example:
>
> routes_in = (
> ('/$u/login', '/init/default/login/$u/'),
> ('/login/$u', '/init/default/login/$u/'),
> ('/$u/default/login', '/init/default/login/$u/'),
> ('/login', '/init/default/login'),
> ('/logout', '/init/default/logout'),
> )
>
> This actually means that if i change the name of my application my routing
> will not work until i change routings in base routes.py file. Is this correct?
>
>
You can't mix the two routers; choose one or the other.
The pattern-based router does have the name dependency you're asking about.
That should probably be fixed, but I think the app-local routing file doesn't
get used much.
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