On 10/13/06, Jonathan Vanasco <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Right now I have this:
>
> $classAB= Rose::DB::Object::Manager->get_objects(
> object_class=> "A"
> with_objects=> ['B'],
> query=> [
> id=> $kw_args{'id'} ,
> ],
> );
So you want to get an A with its associated B, and if no such
associated B exists, you want that Manager call to create one? If so,
in memory or in the database?
Either way, the answer is that the Manager won't auto-create objects
that don't exist in the database. If you just want to do the rough
equivalent of this:
> $classAB= Rose::DB::Object::A->new(
> id=> $kw_args{'id'} ,
> );
> $classAB->{'B'}= Rose::DB::Object::B->new(
> id=> $kw_args{'id'} ,
> );
Then why not just do this:
$a = A->new(id => 123);
$b = B->new(id => 123);
$a->b($b);
$a->save; # save A and its associated B
-John
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