i handle this two different ways:
1- I'll use a helper function to handle this
/lib/helpers/comments
def list_comments( object , offset=0 , limit=10 ):
# stuff here to grab the comments
# return fragment or populate c? who knows
2- I'll use a shared inheritance class
def _list_comments( self , offset=0 , limit=10 ):
# stuff here to grab the comments
# return fragment or populate c? who knows
# self has a class var that tells what kind of object we're
looking at
i really dislike the idea of using a subquery:
- if your app is transaction safe, you just complicated stuff a lot
- if your app has any sort of auth or setup overhead on the request,
you're now running it again ( ie: BaseController's __init__ and
__before__ )
- you're having a controller's public method that also acts as
private. methods should really be public or private.
i think helper functions and inherited classes are more appropriate.
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