Got it. But if you just want to experiment to see what kind of HTML is generated by forms, helpers, etc., you can always just create a simple test application (not using GAE). Things are generally a little trickier with GAE.
On Monday, November 28, 2011 6:39:00 PM UTC-5, Constantine Vasil wrote: > > Hi Anthony, > > Yes I learned the shell system and it is excellent. > > But when I added the GAE dependencies it broke up. > There is no way to tell it where google.appengine.ext > is located to use the GAE classes. I spend a lot of time > to figure out but it is not worth partly because via the > browser bigger files are slow to load and work with > and also there are bugs in the editor - for example > it shows a line but actually edits the line below (sometimes). > > So Eclipse+PyDev environment is better suited for bugger > projects. Also I want this combination for the debugger mostly. > made a separate post for setting up in this environment > especially when using GAE. When I add logging.info > it shows up in the integrated environment without a need > to place debugging points everywhere. > > It is very tricky bit now it works excellent. > > BUT web2py is hats down the best system for what is designed > for. Just excellent. > > > > > >
