# ROUTE#1
map.connect('domain', 'domain/:domainname/:controller/:action',
    controller='whois', action='index')
# URL-s for ROUTE#1 will be generated like this:
url_for('domain', domainname='example.com', controller='nameservers', action='edit')
# And generated URL would be: /domain/example.com/nameservers/edit

# ROUTE#2 
map.connect(':controller/:action/:id',
    controller='login', action='signin')

# ROUTE#3, but I don't care about it right now
map.connect('*url', controller='template', action='view')


# CASE#1
# /news/view -> ROUTE#2
#   controller=news, action=view
#   use class NewsController

# CASE#2
# /login/signout -> ROUTE#2
#   controller=login, action=signout
#   use class LoginController

# CASE#3
# /domain/example.com/nameservers/edit -> ROUTE#1
#   domainname=example.com, controller=nameservers, action=edit
#   use class DomainNameserversController

# CASE#4
# /domain/random.tld/nameservers/view -> ROUTE#1
#   domainname=random.tld, controller=nameservers, action=view
#   use class DomainNameserversController (like in CASE#3)


# In cases #3 and #4 it seems that routes matches ROUTE#3 right away
# and since that template doesn't exist it returns 404.
# 
# This is supposed to be a workaround for urls like "/domain/random.tld/domain_nameservers/edit"
# which have redundant 'domain_' that I want to avoid.
# I want that final controller/class would be domainname+controller
# I tried hacking with routes conditions=dict(function=hack_this), where hack_this(env, res) 
# would modify res['controller'], but routes matching never reaches that far