Hello,
Its not clear to me what you are asking here. What do you mean
outside of the form? You can make subcontroller classes like this:
class SubController(turbogears.controllers.Controller):
@expose()
def index(self):
return dict()
class Root(turbogears.controllers.Controller):
subcontroller = SubController()
Then you could access /subcontroller/ or /subcontroller/index. And
also you could add additional methods as needed. Also notice you
could move that SubController class to an outside module and import it
and do the same thing.
I actually have a directory(python package if you like to call it
that) called controllers/ that houses my controllers and it has
multiple directories with subdirectories. Its a zoo. It does help to
modularize though.
Tell me if I am being unclear or this is totally not answering your question.
-Ian
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