From: <bra...@om...> - 2005-04-05 19:22:12
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What is the normal way of managing large numbers of resource files? Do you typically group them into Python packages separate from the rest of your project's modules, but with the associated background modules still alongside in the same folder? Or do you split all your resource files into a separate folder and somehow tell PythonCard a special path for locating resource files? Or do you just let the resource files reside alongside all the other modules? For example, my current project structure looks something like this, but the number for resource files in the client package keeps growing, and may end up growing to somewhere from 30 to 50 rsrc files by the time things settle down. Of course, there will also be equally many background modules, and just a small number of non-PythonCard modules buried in the mix. ProjectFolder client __init__.py <modules involving client app logic and increasingly many rsrc files> common __init__.py <modules required by both client and server> server __init__.py <modules involving database and business logic> |