On Oct 23, 5:25 pm, Matt Feifarek <[email protected]> wrote:
> Not sure if routes can do that for you, but what you can do is add another
> action to your controller class that does NOT return a response, but merely
> calls the right action:
That's a great idea. I use stuff like that often .
I just wanted to add that my code often looks like this:
def _setup_user(self,uid):
self.uid= uid
# other stuff
def index( self, uid ):
self._setup_user(uid)
# do stuff
def friends( self, uid ):
self._setup_user(uid)
# do stuff
Some folks would put that _setup_user() stuff in __before__, but I've
been trying to stay away from __before and __init outside of my base
controller classes.
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