Rick,
I was also looking at your example - this is what I would like to do:
schedules = Schedule.find(:all, :joins => [:team, :opponent,
:tsos_offense], :order => :team_id)
schedules.each do |schedule|
val = 0
schedule.opponents.each do |opponent|
if opponent.id == nil
val += 0.2511
else
val += schedule.tsos_offenses.totals
puts "Team name = #{schedule.team.name} and opp_id =
#{schedule.opponent.id} and sum of val now = #{val} pulled from original
value of #{schedule.tsos_offense.totals}."
end
puts "Team"
end
end
When it comes down to it, each team, opponent has a ratings assigned to
team_id in tsos_offense. So, couldn't I just somehow join the ratings
tables with schedules and setup all the information side by side and
iterate through it?
Example diagram:
Team has ..
id
name
Schedule has ..
team_id
opponent_id
Tsos Offense has ..
team_id
totals
======================================
Name | team_id | opponent_id | totals
======================================
What would I have to do in tsos_offense to make the association work and
is my loop above correct once the association is in place?
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