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Changeset 713

Timestamp:

10/03/05 18:06:29

Author:

fumanchu

Message:

NNew autoreload GIF in apireference.xml.

Files:

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404	404	<example>
405	405	<title>Profiling example</title>
406		<para>
407		<code>from cherrypy.lib import profile class Root: p =
408		profile.Profiler("/path/to/profile/dir") def index(self): self.p.run(self._index)
409		index.exposed = True def _index(self): return "Hello, world!" cherrypy.root =
410		Root()</code>
411
412		</para>
	406	<programlisting><code>from cherrypy.lib import profile
	407
	408	class Root:
	409	p = profile.Profiler("/path/to/profile/dir")
	410
	411	def index(self):
	412	self.p.run(self._index)
	413	index.exposed = True
	414
	415	def _index(self):
	416	return "Hello, world!"
	417
	418	cherrypy.root = Root()</code></programlisting>
413	419	</example>
414	420	<para>Set the config entry: "profiling.on = True" if you'd rather turn on profiling for
…	…
423	429	test.py.</para>
424	430	</section>
	431	<section>
	432	<title>cherrypy.lib.autoreload</title>
	433	<para>This module provides a brute-force method of reloading application files on the
	434	fly. When the config entry "autoreload.on" is True (or when "server.environment" is
	435	"development"), CherryPy uses the autoreload module to restart the current process
	436	whenever one of the files in use is changed. The mechanism by which it does so is pretty
	437	complicated:<figure>
	438	<title>The autoreload process</title>
	439	<mediaobject>
	440	<imageobject>
	441	<imagedata fileref="autoreload.gif" format="GIF" />
	442	</imageobject>
	443	</mediaobject>
	444	</figure></para>
	445	</section>
425	446	</section>
426	447	<section id="specialfunctions">