John Siracusa wrote:
On 2/10/06, Bruno Czekay <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
It looks like Apache::Reload 'undefines' all reloaded classes, but since
Manager classes aren't explicitly reloaded as .pm files, they cannot be
undefined - nor overriden. The fastest solution is to declare every
module supposed to be reloaded (what I'm going to do). On the other
It isn't a solution - mostly because Manager class is defined inside
declared module.
hand, if columns, primary keys or relationships changed - wouldn't that
make re-creation of Manager class necessary?
Not as far as I can see. The manager is just a thin wrapper that
calls through to the base class methods with a specific value for the
object_class parameter. Changes to the actual RDBO classes shouldn't
affect the operation of the manager(s).
I thought about changing 'croak' to 'carp' in case of overriding Manager
class. While this can be helpful when using Apache::Reload, it probably
can have some side effects...
Regards,
Bruno
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