Denny,

Not sure what there is to patch. Since MG supports the <include />  
tag which allows you to include any other propery-formatted ModelGlue  
XML file (it must be a complete file on its own, so it has to have  
<modelglue>...</modelglue>), you can keep everything in separate  
files already, and I do.

You can already break things down by site section, by entity, by a  
random grouping of pages, etc., break controllers apart, whatever...  
it's up to you how you want to structure your XML, and if you use the  
DTD you can get tag and attribute assist in all of the files you're  
working with.

So I guess the question is what's to patch in MG that this doesn't  
already handle?

J

On Sep 1, 2008, at 8:01 PM, denstar wrote:

>
> Hi there,
>
> I've been playing with both event generation and scaffolding, and I've
> got a couple of suggestions.
>
> Well, it's more just one suggestion: split the xml files out into
> their own entities.
>
> Instead of putting the generated event xml in the main modelglue file,
> create sub-files and include them in the main one.  Same goes for the
> scaffolded stuff, instead of putting it all in the scaffolds file,
> split them out into files by object.
>
> If this sounds good, I'll submit a patch, as I'm going to do it for
> myself.  I did it for the scaffolding in MG2 and it really improved
> the usability.
>
> PS - It wouldn't hurt to format the generated xml... I use jTidy for
> my own stuff, but that's probably not a cool dependency-- maybe
> there's something CF based...
>
> I've also got some suggestions for structuring the configs for the
> actionpacks a little different, but I'll address that in another post
> sometime.
>
> Thanks,
>   denny

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