On 3/8/06 10:11 PM, Nilson Santos Figueiredo Junior wrote:
> It's usually simple glue code and without it, things get less coherent.
> You get one nice thing, though: $c->model('Artist') (where $c is the
> Catalyst context object) returns the appropriate object for the
> "Artist" model.

What's the appropriate object?  Should that return a class name or a row
object or what?

> I think the main thing really is the Helper class provided along with
> the models, which provide scaffolding so you're up and running as
> quickly as possible using that model.

Do many people use the helpers and scaffolding?  I always imagined that
people might use those to play with, but then write stuff form scratch when
creating their first real app.

> I think you'd probably be the best one to do this, since you'd know
> exactly how RDBO should be used.

Well, anyone could read the Rose::DB and RDBO tutorials and have all the
information they need, I think.

> Either way, I think that if you don't do it, sooner or later someone else
> will.

I'll gladly help anyone who wants to try, but I have many other things on my
list right now.  Although if someone could provide some example code showing
how Catalyst::Model::RDBO would be used in a real Catalyst app, it'd
probably take me only a few hours to whip up the actual code to do it.  The
hang-up is, and has always been, exactly what Catalyst::Model::RDBO should
do, not how to do it.

-John




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