On Sun, Feb 15, 2009 at 9:15 AM, Eric Lemoine <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> Hi
>
> The Pylons Book gives an example of using a wildcard in a route. The
> example fails with Routes-1.10.3.
>
>>>> def controller_scan(directory=None):
>>>> return ['error', 'page']
> ...
>>>> from routes import Mapper
>>>> map = Mapper(controller_scan=controller_scan)
>>>> map.minimization = False
>>>> map.connect('/wiki/{controller}/{action}/{*url}')
I think the new syntax uses a requirement for that:
map.connect('/wiki/{controller}/{action}/{url:.*}')
I didn't like using a requirement that way, so I stuck to the old
syntax: /stats/*path_info . I suppose you can combine that with {}
but I haven't tried it. So one of these or both will probably work
too:
map.connect('/wiki/{controller}/{action}/*url'_
map.connect('/wiki/:controller/:action/*url')
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Mike Orr <[email protected]>
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