Hi John,
Thanks for the sample code.
sub relationships_by_column
{
my($self, $col_name) = @_;
my @rels;
foreach my $rel ($self->relationships)
{
next unless($rel->can('column_map');
Does this mean that not all relationships define a column_map? What
would a relationship without a column map do?
my $col_map = $rel->column_map or next;
Does this mean that not all relationships with a column_map method
return a column map?
IMHO, it would be nice if th API didn't require checking the return value.
But my question is, what are you doing that has to differ between columns
that are included as part of a relationship column map and those that
aren't? IOW, what are "do one thing" and "do another thing" in your
example?
Generating HTML forms, of course!
Really, I'm porting AsForm and FromCGI from Class::DBI. Does something
similar already exist? I see Rose::HTML::Objects and Rose::DB::Object
which implies some things, but I don't see the equivalent of
Rose::DB::Object::AsForm.
I started with a straight port to see what it looks like - about the
same frankly, now I want to try refactoring to see if more can be done.
Aaron
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