Re: Ideal directory structure?
On Sat, 2010-30-01 at 21:03 +0530, Umang wrote:
> However, my
> foolib will have 99.9% of my code. foolib _is_ my program, it's not a
Why not just have foo.py then ?
There *are* python programs written this way. I think you can still use
them as libraries if you use the __main__ convention at the end. The
classes can always be separated at a later date. The 'import' mechanism
is one of the really nice things about python (vs perl).
> library. foo simply starts the whole process - parses command line
> options, initiates classes and calls the appropriate methods.
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