I'm working with a legacy schema that has several fields that are intended
to represent true/false, but aren't bit fields, and don't use 1/0.  Instead,
they're integer fields and use 1/2 for true/false, respectively.  If, for
instance, I have such a field called Confirmed on a table in the database,
and want to map it to a bool field named Confirmed on my model object, how
would I accomplish this?

Thanks!

~Dathan

public class Reservation : Record
{
        public virtual bool Confirmed { get; set; }
}

public class ReservationMapping : SubclassMap<Reservation>
    {
        public ArsonEventMapping()
        {
            Not.LazyLoad();
            Table("ReservationsTbl");
            KeyColumn("ReservationID");

            //  What goes here?
            Map(x=>x.Confirmed).Column("Confirmed");
        }
    }

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