Hi John (and everyone), I just figured out why I wasn't getting an automatically generated add_ method in one of my classes. It turned out that Loader wasn't generating the appropriate relationship.
Long story short, I had a table named "set", and another named "set_member", one set can have many set_members. Using ->make_modules instead of ->make_classes showed that their was no relationship being set up, although it was setting up a one-to-many relationship between another table (pair) and set_member. When I changed the table names (and foreign key ref's, etc...) to "gset" and "gset_member" everything worked as it seemed it was supposed to be. I'm using postgresql 8.1 as my db. I've attached a tarball with a test case. To see it work, create a table named "simple" and initialize it from moose.sql. Then run make, then run "perl -Iblib/lib blib/script/moose". To see the failure, change all the references to "gset" in the schema and script/moose to "set", recreate the database, and rerun script/moose. There's probably a very good reason not to name a table "set" (xemacs' sql mode even highlights it as a keyword...), but maybe a warning is in order? Thanks, g.
rose-simple-test.tgz
Description: simple test case
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