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1) I believe that the project's generated Exception classes should be
capitalized (in .../core/exc.py). In fact, in the "default" method of the
RootController class (in .../controllers/root.py), you raise an ArgumentError
when no command is passed to the script. The class name is correctly
capitalized here but the class definitions are not. (You may also want to
check any other files that raise Exceptions: After capitalizing all of the
class names manually, I got an ImportError from .../core/appmain.py. I didn't
check anywhere else and changed that definitions back to the original.)
2) Also in the Exception class definitions, the base Exception
class(MyPyProject) should probably also have a __unicode__ method like:
def __unicode__(self):
return unicode(self.msg)
in case anyone is expecting/dealing with Unicode.
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