On 10/25/06, John Siracusa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Here's what it looks like after I've removed
> foreign_key_name_generator() and fixed the MySQL 5.0.6+ bug [...]
As usual, it's more complex than I'd originally thought. I think I'll
have to keep foreign_key_name_generator(), but I'll clarify when it's
called (i.e., only if the CM fails or declines to generate a name).
I've also had to make the CM's auto_foreign_key_name() method behave a
bit more like foreign_key_name_generator() in order to make the test
suite continue to pass. On the bright side, the example you sent now
looks like this:
My::UserConnection:
foreign_keys => [
from => {
class => 'Mysql::User',
key_columns => { from_id => 'id' },
},
to => {
class => 'Mysql::User',
key_columns => { to_id => 'id' },
},
],
My::User:
relationships => [
froms => {
column_map => { to_id => 'id' },
foreign_class => 'Mysql::User',
map_class => 'Mysql::UserConnection',
map_from => 'to',
map_to => 'from',
type => 'many to many',
},
tos => {
column_map => { from_id => 'id' },
foreign_class => 'Mysql::User',
map_class => 'Mysql::UserConnection',
map_from => 'from',
map_to => 'to',
type => 'many to many',
},
],
Still working, but I think I'm in the home stretch... :)
-John
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