I submitted a new patch, which moves the backend code into
django.core.filestorage and tweaks a few minor things. Most
importantly, this new patch includes documentation in the form of a
new document, files.txt, and some minor updates to model-api.txt and
db-api.txt.
The documentation probably is
I think my refactoring of django.core.management to let each command
register its own options is complete. (Can anybody think of a good way
to test everything, other than running stuff by hand, which I've been
doing?)
I did hit a couple of issues:
1. The args for loaddata had 'fixture, fixture,
On 9/8/07, Jacob Kaplan-Moss <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'd say something like django.core.filesystems would be a good idea
> (though I'd call it django.core.filestorage and paint the bikeshed
> yellow.)
I have pretty much zero preference on what it's called or where it
goes, so yellow sounds f
On 9/8/07, Marty Alchin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Doing some more thinking on the subject, it might make sense to move
> the backends outside the django.db.models area, since they're really
> not specific to that. Maybe something like django.core.filesystems?
> Since, in theory, they could poss
On 9/8/07, Joseph Kocherhans <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Any serious opposition?
Not at all -- this sounds perfectly sensible, and a good improvement.
Jacob
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If you use the newforms-admin branch and the edit inline
functionality, you want to read this.
I'm planning on breaking the current syntax for defining inlines in
the very near future, but I figured I'd warn people and ask for
comments first. Currently it's something like this:
class MyModel
Python unittest TestCase objects have a lot of helper functions like
assert_(), failUnless(), assertEqual(), assertNotEqual() and so on[1]. If we
had a similar set of helper functions, possibly with more pythonic names,
newform validation functions could be written a little more succinctly.
de
can you replicate this with DEBUG=False in your settings?
without DEBUG turned on, no queries will be saved. I very much doubt
that all these sites built on Django are either leaking memory or not
using large quantities of objects like this one here.
On 9/8/07, Tomas Kopecek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> w
I'd like to change the 'fields' attribute on ModelAdmin to
'fieldsets', and use 'fields' for a tuple of field names rather than a
list of (fieldset_name, options) tuples. Only one of those two options
should be specified. In addition, the fieldsets_add and
fieldsets_change methods would return a l
Hello,
imagine following code snippets:
---
class Simple(models.Model):
data = models.CharField(maxlength = 1000)
for id in Simple.objects.all():
Simple.objects.get(pk = id)
---
For cycle should create instance of Simple and allocate corresponding
memory. Immediately after that all memo
On 9/7/07, Marty Alchin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I hope the source makes enough sense to give you guys a decent idea of
> how I'm approaching this. I'm not happy with the organization of it,
> but I'm not sure how best to organize everything. It seems like it'd
> be better to break the file st
On 9/8/07, Joshua 'jag' Ginsberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> So at my work we developed an app to provide object-level permissions.
> Ideally, we could ask a User object if it has permission on a certain object
> via a method in that User object, but absent hacking the User object, that's
> not g
On 9/8/07, Joshua 'jag' Ginsberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> So at my work we developed an app to provide object-level permissions.
> Ideally, we could ask a User object if it has permission on a certain object
> via a method in that User object, but absent hacking the User object, that's
> not
Thank you all for taking the time to write your thoughts -- they've been
very helpful! I hope you'll forgive me for trying to write a response to
them collectively touching on the excellent points they raised.
For the record, I'm not a Java developer. I spend most of my time writing in
Python by c
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