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I realize the short answer may be 'no,' but perhaps this is worth asking again.
If I am witting a Kivy app with a couple thousand of lines - then would it be possible to write some classes in another kv file?
This would make it so much easier to edit, correct errors, make changes... etc.
Just to clarify - the .KV files would be a continuation of each other - not pointing to a parallel app.
Some expert insight would be greatly appreciated - Thank you.
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There are two ways to load the . kv file into code or an Application.
A KV file is a Kivy language file created by Kivy, an open-source Python library used to develop multi-touch enabled, cross-platform applications. It stores source code in the Kivy syntax, which may include rule definitions, a root widget, dynamic class definitions, and templates.
Yes it is! You can import .kv files inside files just like normal python files by starting with:
#:include otherfile.kv If you want the file to unload and reload first you can force the import typing
#:include force otherfile.kv instead.
All this as written in the Kivy Language Documentation which is full of useful clarifications.
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