On Apr 4, 1:29 am, "Mike Orr" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I tried incorporating TurboCheetah into Cheetah and (re)discovered
> it's using dotted notation ("section.index") rather than the URI
> notation ("/section/index.tmpl") that Pylons at least is standardizing
> on. I'm hesitant to put dotted notation into Cheetah, yet I'm not
> excited about rewriting TurboCheetah either, and I'm also concerned
> about breaking existing TurboGears sites if I add an entry point into
> Cheetah. So I thought I'd ask:
it is because cheetah generates python modules out of its templates
hence the "dotted notation". and that has nothing to do with
turbocheetah. as far as i know, the only task of turbocheetah is to
regenerate python code once source template is updated.
> 1) Do you have a Pylons or TurboGears site that's using TurboCheetah?
yes. we have one application powered by pylons/cheetah
> 2) Would it be a hardship to convert your render_response or @expose
> to URI notation?
although replacing slashes with dots would be piece of cake what would
be the gain? you'd still have to use "dotted notation" inside cheetah
templates when you want to refer another template.
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