On 2/16/07, Brian Duggan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Friday, February 16, Jay Savage wrote:
> > It turns out that was it. What a weird bug.
>
> Not a bug in cdbi -- you were just using columns()
> incorrectly. There are no examples in the docs of passing
> multiple groups in one columns() call. That syntax would
> lead to ambiguities, since e.g.
>
> __PACKAGE__->columns(a => qw/b c d e f/)
>
> is the same as
>
> __PACKAGE__->columns(a => qw/b c/, d => qw/e f/)
>
> (the arguments just get flattenned into one array)
>
> Brian
Don't I feel like an idiot.
If you'd asked me, despite having just typed it into an email--not to
mention having just worked out a bunch of clumn declarations, I would
have said that it was
$obj->columns( GROUP => [qw/ columns /]);
But of course that's not what it is at all.
Stare at something long enough and you start missing the obvious bits.
I should have slept on it before I posted...
Thanks,
-- jay
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