--- a/trunk/tg/templates/__init__.py
+++ b/trunk/tg/templates/__init__.py
@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@
Place to hold TurboGears build-in templates
With 'paster quickstart' or 'paster create' command you can creates a new
-TurboGears project which you can use as a basis for your own project.
+TurboGears project which you can use as a basis for your own project.
Let's take 'paster quickstart hellow world' command for exxample.
The generated directory structure is as follows::
@@ -14,14 +14,14 @@
- test.ini
-The setup.py file is used to create a re-distributable Python
-package of your project called an egg. Eggs can be thought of as
-similar to .jar files in Java.
+The setup.py file is used to create a re-distributable Python
+package of your project called an egg. Eggs can be thought of as
+similar to .jar files in Java.
The setup.cfg file contains extra information about your project.
The sub 'helloworld' directory within the root 'helloworld' directory
-is where all your application specific code and files are placed.
-The sub directory looks like this::
+is where all your application specific code and files are placed.
+The sub directory looks like this::
- helloworld/
- config/
@@ -37,37 +37,37 @@
The config directory contains the configuration options for your web application.
The controllers directory is where your application controllers are written.
-Controllers are the core of your application where the decision is made on what
+Controllers are the core of your application where the decision is made on what
data to load, and how to view it.
-The lib directory is where you can put code that is used between different
+The lib directory is where you can put code that is used between different
controllers, third party code, or any other code that doesn't fit in well elsewhere.
-The models directory is for your model objects, if you're using an ORM this is
-where the classes for them should go.
+The models directory is for your model objects, if you're using an ORM this is
+where the classes for them should go.
Objects defined in models/__init__.py will be loaded and present as model.
-YourObject inside your controllers. The database configuration string can be set
+YourObject inside your controllers. The database configuration string can be set
in your development.ini file.
-The public directory is where you put all your HTML, images, Javascript, CSS and
+The public directory is where you put all your HTML, images, Javascript, CSS and
other static files. It is similar to the htdocs directory in Apache.
-The templates directory is where templates are stored. Templates contain a mixture of
+The templates directory is where templates are stored. Templates contain a mixture of
plain text and Python code and are used for creating HTML and other documents in a way
-that is easy for designers to tweak without them needing to see all the code that
-goes on behind the scenes.
-TurboGears 2 uses Genshi templates by default but also supports Mako, Cheetah, Kid and
+that is easy for designers to tweak without them needing to see all the code that
+goes on behind the scenes.
+TurboGears 2 uses Genshi templates by default but also supports Mako, Cheetah, Kid and
others through a system called Buffet. See how to change template languages.
-The tests directory is where you can put controller and other tests. The controller
+The tests directory is where you can put controller and other tests. The controller
testing functionality uses Nose and paste.fixture.
The __init__.py file is present so that the helloworld directory can be used as a Python
module within the egg.
The websetup.py should contain any code that should be executed when an end user of your
-application runs the paster setup-app command described in Application Setup.
-If you're looking for where to put that should be run before your application is,
+application runs the paster setup-app command described in Application Setup.
+If you're looking for where to put that should be run before your application is,
this is the place.
-"""+"""