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In short, no. What you can do is configure the route for the profile controller first: routes_in=(
('/profile/(?P<stuff>.*)', '/profile/\g<stuff>'),
)
And after that you can put the on in for main:routes_in=(
('/profile/(?P<stuff>.*)', '/init/profile/\g<stuff>'),
('/(?P<stuff>.*)', '/init/main/\g<stuff>'),
)
This would serve to a similar effect. If you go to /profile/entry it
would be re-routed to /init/profile/entry but /profile would be routed
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