will review this asap. On Tuesday, 2 April 2013 04:53:57 UTC-5, demetrio wrote: > > A little bump on the topic. > > Somebody knows something about this? > > greetings, Daniel. > > El lunes, 25 de marzo de 2013 15:55:19 UTC+1, demetrio escribió: >> >> Hi everyone, >> >> I have notice an strange behaviour of the track_changes feature (working >> on web2py 2.3.2 and python 2.7.3). >> >> Imagine the following structure: >> >> modules/ >> ├── classone.py >> ├── __init__.py >> └── mymodule >> ├── classtwo.py >> └── __init__.py >> >> (assuming that there is a models/0.py file with the track_changes(True) >> statement) >> >> In the file classone.py I have the following: >> #============================== >> #!/usr/bin/env python >> # coding: utf8 >> from gluon import * >> *from mymodule.classtwo import ClassTwo* >> >> class ClassOne(object): >> def say_something(self): >> classtwo = ClassTwo() >> return classtwo.say_something() >> #============================== >> >> And in classtwo.py this: >> #============================== >> #!/usr/bin/env python >> # coding: utf8 >> from gluon import * >> >> class ClassTwo(object): >> def say_something(self): >> return "Hi!" >> #============================== >> >> In this case, the changes inside ClassTwo are not tracked, but if I >> change class one to: >> >> #============================== >> #!/usr/bin/env python >> # coding: utf8 >> from gluon import * >> >> class ClassOne(object): >> def say_something(self): >> *from mymodule.classtwo import ClassTwo* >> classtwo = ClassTwo() >> return classtwo.say_something() >> #============================== >> >> Now it works correctly and all the changes are tracked, notice that now >> the import statement is inside of a method. >> >> In the first case, the custom_importer() function is only called at the >> first execution to import ClassTwo, but in the second case, >> custom_importer its called in all executions. >> >> I have made an example application with this issue attached to this mail. >> >> Is this intended or it is a bug? >> >> greetings, Daniel. >> >>
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