Mike Kazantsev 04f44debaf Use runpy.run_path() or execfile() instead of import machinery for --settings-file. ...

Problem with import is that it:

 - Reuses already-imported module.

  For example, --settings-file=/etc/zerobin.py won't be imported,
  because sys.modules will already contain 'zerobin' entry.

 - Alters sys.path.

  Importing module from a heavily-populated directory may potentially
  cause next imports to run code from totally unexpected places.

Using execfile() doesn't set some globals like __file__ as import does,
which has to be done manually.
It also might be a bit slower for large body of code in settings file.

runpy.run_path() can only be used on python-2.7, but does not seem
to have any downsides.

2013-04-23 12:24:29 +06:00

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static

Misspelling check.

2013-03-03 16:27:39 +00:00

views

Fix w3c validation

2013-01-24 10:59:25 +01:00

__init__.py

#17 - Add html5 file drag&drop on textarea

2013-01-19 11:31:03 +01:00

app.wsgi

Documentation is now exhaustive and zerobin is apache friendly

2012-05-18 22:18:40 +02:00

default_settings.py

Bumping version

2013-03-19 12:02:30 +01:00

paste.py

Fix timedelta.in_seconds support in python 2.6

2012-05-22 20:11:38 +02:00

routes.py

Misspelling check.

2013-03-03 16:27:39 +00:00

utils.py

Use runpy.run_path() or execfile() instead of import machinery for --settings-file.

2013-04-23 12:24:29 +06:00