On 5/17/07, Derek Watson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have gone down a similar path before,
>
> http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/msg01792.html
Yeah, I was about to post that link. Thanks :)
> When you need to manipulate the map records themselves, setup an
> additional one-to-many relationship in My::Company called "user_maps"
> (or whatever you like) that relates to My::CompanyUser (which is the
> class that does your many-to-many) so that you can easily say
>
> $company->add_user_maps(
> {
> restricted => 'true',
> user => My::User->new(username => 'bob')
> }
> );
...or just...
$company->add_user_maps(
{
restricted => 'true',
user => { username => 'bob' },
});
-John
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