Kevin Dangoor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > OK, I know that "from <foo> import *" is not a generally accepted > practice. (There are a couple of exceptions, but that's generally the > case.)
I try avoiding it at all costs. My own code never uses that just if some third party module uses it. > I'm thinking that I'd like to change my general idiom to drop the > turbogears.<function> usage for much of my own code. expose, validate, > error_handler and redirect all get used enough that I'd rather not > type them out. (Of course, using TextMate, I just type exp<tab> and > get turbogears.expose(template=""), but still...) I believe that most modern programming editors allows using macros or code completion... > I wanted to see what people think about changing this way... it may > seem minor, but it's a stylistic change that would appear in docs, > quickstart, etc. And we don't have to do from turbogears import *. It > could be from turbogears import expose, vaildate, ... +1 to avoid "from turbogears import *" -- Jorge Godoy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
