Hi John (and everyone else),
I suggest changing the looks_like_map_table to not match "foo_bars",
but only *_map and "foos_bars". I realize we can just override it in
our convention manager, but it's a goofy default, I think. Either I
don't understand entirely how the looks_like_map_method is used or I
don't understand what kind of crazy naming scheme would call a
mapping table "foo_bars". :-)
Actually, ideally it would just match things with two columns that
both reference other tables (and/or something like
looks_like_map_class), but that might be much harder to do.
For reference, this is what the default method looks like nwo.
sub looks_like_map_table
{
my($self, $table) = @_;
if($table =~ m{^(?:
(?:\w+_){2,}map # foo_bar_map
| (?:\w+_)*\w+_(?:\w+_)*\w+s # foo_bars
| (?:\w+_)*\w+s_(?:\w+_)*\w+s # foos_bars
)$}x)
{
return 1;
}
return 0;
}
My suggestion is that the middle part of the regexp is taken out.
- ask
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