Recently I wanted to create my own controller.py_tmpl file. I was
wondering if there would be some interest in a patch to commands.py
to check to see if the destination project has it's own
controller.py_tmpl file (and presumably the other *_tmpl files) and use
that instead
if it exists otherwise fall back to the original in pylons/templates. If
people are interested, where should these template files live so that
they won't be confused with the existing templates directory?
I've been going through an extensive re-factoring of my code and
breaking apart a bloated controller into smaller ones. I realize this
might not be a
common use-case, so there might not be much interest in putting this
into Pylons, and I could also make my own subclass of paste's Command
class.
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David Gardner
Pipeline Tools Programmer
Jim Henson Creature Shop
[email protected]
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