On 2/15/07, Nic Gibson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Feb 15, 2007, at 16:46, Jay Savage wrote:
> Hi jay
>
> Does this work outside of Maypole? DBIx::ContextualFetch is in use a
> very low level -
> Ima::DBI sets it as the RootClass for all DBI connections so every
> Class::DBI object is going to
> be using it. I've got at least one TEMP column in my Maypole code and
> it works just fine without
> any particular magic.
>
> nic
>
Nic,
I really can't say; Maypole is pretty much the only place I use CDBI,
and this is my first experiment with temp columns.
For the moment, though, I've found a workaround. Apparently, you can
put items in display_columns and list_columns that aren't declared as
columns. Then I can do things like:
sub list :Exported {
# .....
foreach my $item (@{$r->objects}) {
$item->{fake_column} = "something";
}
}
I don't remember seeing that in the docs anywhere, but it does the
job, or at least 90% of it.
Thanks,
-- jay
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