Christoph Fritzsch
christoph at cocon-seide.com
Wed Sep 4 16:50:24 EST 2002
Hi Peter ! >Say, I have the following scripts that form a user interface to a library >database (say, I'm using Python over CGI for this one here) > >- http://www.mydomain.com/libdb/index.py >- http://www.mydomain.com/libdb/input.py .... I can see perfectly well that ONE big script would be a pain in the a.... And I hope I understood you alright. But why not seperate them by putting one script in in one file and wrap it in one def: file "input.py" : def main(): all the code input needs return 'the printout' and call it by http://.../libdb/input/main next file "maintainer.py": def main(): code return 'xx' and call it by http://.../libdb/maintainer/main prerequisite is that the publisher is installed :-) The only disadvantage would be the trailing /main or whatever you should call it if main is a reseverd word Take care Christoph
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