On Jan 8, 2007, at 3:27 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Alberto!
Ok, I can use pkg-resources.resource_filename, but how can I know the
"wiki20" name without pass it as a template argument? Now, to use
cheetah, I need to expose my method as follow:
@expose(template='wiki20.templates.index')
def index(self):
...
Because the way my plugin works, I don't need to specify the
wiki20.templates, I search the template on a search path (filenames),
if /home/Projects/wiki20/wiki20/templates is on my path, I can just
refer to the template as follow:
@expose(template='index')
def index(self):
...
This way, my plugin will search on the template path for a index.tmpl
file and it will find the
/home/Projects/wiki20/wiki20/templates/index.tmpl. Well, is there a
way
to know what is the project calling the plugin?
Hmmm, not AFAIK... :( Maybe you could patch expose to accept at
"package" kw. argument and pass that to the template plugin. However,
that is something you best suited to the python-templating list. IIRC
they were discussing something related to template search paths for
the template plugin API a while ago...
Alberto
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