dan To be fair, I'd say they are both nuts.
Hmmm... I wonder if they are friends? ;-)
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Dave This document does not answer questions about how to structure a
Dave Pylons application because I don't know how to do that. Maybe you
Dave can instruct me on application structure.
I'd also be interested in a what-goes-where-and-why tutorial.
Mike I started putting
sqad Nevermind, figured it out...
and the solution was ...?
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Dave This document does not answer questions about how to structure a
Dave Pylons application because I don't know how to do that. Maybe you
Dave can instruct me on application structure.
I'd also be interested in a what-goes-where-and-why tutorial.
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Aside from changing .myt to .mak do I need to do anything else?
Is there a Mako replacement for myghty.exception?
Max I should configure Mako as a supported template engine.
Oh, yeah, been there, done that, checked out both of those pages as well. I
was specifically curious
Works just fine here. May be it's the version of
Python interpreter (2.6)? What if you remove
raise statement?
The raise statement was only my last attempt to get something to work.
Note also the print and the unprotected call to render_response(). If
I define view() as suggested in its
I modified controllers/template/view to
def view(self, url):
raise TypeError, url
print sys.stderr, url
return render_response(/%s.myt % url)
If I visit (for example) http://localhost:5001/nonexistent I don't see
anything like a TypeError. Instead,
