hello everyone,
I'm trying to split up my models.py into different files, more
specifically I've made a directory "models":
/models
+ __init__.py
+ models1.py
+ models2.py
+ models3.py
First of all I had the trouble that django was now misinterpreting the
app_name but that's fixed using meta. My bigger problem however is how
to in one file, reference other files.
I would still like to be able to do:
from myapp.models import MyModel
so I have to change the __init__. But no matter what I try I either get
import problems, or cirecular references (I think) etc etc. Using string
references for models ( models.ForeignKey('Something') ) works for
ForeignKeys, but does not work for ManyToManyFields.
I know we can split up into different applications, but we have done
that already, but our models.py is still too large...
Any ideas?
- bram
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