Zbigniew Lukasiak pisze:
> 2009/5/12 Paweł Tęcza <[email protected]>:
>> So my question is: how can I modify my model to get the study details
>> in the following, more "natural" way? Is it possibble at all?
>>
>> my @studies = $c->model('DB::Studies')->all;
>> foreach my $study in (@studies) {
>> $study_name = $study.study_datas.name || '';
>> $study_description = $study.study_datas.description || '';
>> $study_program = $study.study_datas.program || '';
>> $study_email = $study.study_datas.email || '';
>> }
>>
>
> Hmm - there is something missing there - according to your description
> above $study.study_datas.program can not identify one value - but
> rather an array of values (one for each language) isn't that true?
>
> You might also want to change the '.' to '->'.
Hi Zbyszek,
Thanks for your reply! Of course, you're absolutely right. I have to
choose one language when I get all study details via my model. Sorry for
confusing, but I rather wanted to show my problem than working snippet ;)
Do you know solution of that issue? Maybe I should define subroutines in
MyApp::Schema::ResultSet::Studies module for all type of data?
Have a nice day,
P.
PS. I still remember your and Dexter presentation titled "Modern Perl"
at the Faculty of Mathematics Informatics and Mechanics at the
University of Warsaw in February :D
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