>>>>> "Bill" == Bill Moseley <[email protected]> writes:
Bill> That lists the relationships on a source. And I'm looking for join
info on a resultset.
Bill> I resorted to matching either $rs->result_class or using
Bill> Data::Visitor on $rs->{attrs}{join} and looking for the
Bill> join. Doesn't seem that sound of a solution, but appears to
Bill> be working ok in my initial tests.
Isn't it easier just "cross" the join via ->related_resultset which
gives you the correct resultset?
->resultset('CD')->related_resultset('label')->check_deleted;
->resultset('CD')->related_resultset('tracks')->check_deleted;
and you'd implement check_deleted() on RS::Label and RS::Track without
having to know whether 'CD' is joined or not.
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