I am posting this again with Subject “[Rails] …” in order to be
caught by inbox filters 
Hiall,
Is it possible to organize my model files below app/models into
subfolders? E.g. I would like to put admin related models into their
own subfolder. This kind of structuring works for controllers and
views (scaffolding creates the right subfolder-model mappings), but
app/models always stays flat. I’d really like to be able to group my
code into logical, well packages Yes, I come from the Java world
cheers
Martin
Martin G. wrote:
I am posting this again with Subject “[Rails] …” in order to be
caught by inbox filters 
The mailing list software handles this for you, don’t worry. Your first
message had [Rails] in the subject line as well. Sorry I can’t help you
with your question, just thought I’d point that out.
Thx anyway Jakob Gmail is not showing [Rails] in the subject if I
don’t put it in there myself. Do you see it twice now?
Doh, a typo! In my original post, the sentence
(scaffolding creates the right subfolder-model mappings)
should have read
(scaffolding creates the right subfolder-module mappings)
it is exactly those subfolder-model mappings that I miss so much ^^
cheers
Martin
Hi Maurice,
Unfortunately that didn’t work. Rails complains about a missing source
file then …
Have you tried using modules? Controllers work that way… maybe models
should be able to as well.
in app/models/admin/user.rb:
module Admin
class User
…
end
end
and see if that works for you. I’m away from my home machine now, so I
can’t
try it for you.
