fyi i have made some commits today that should make the kind of many-
to-many + inheritance thing youre doing work more smoothly...should
you try it out please keep me apprised of how it goes. we're on a
weekly to bi-weekly release schedule so you wont have to be on SVN
for long.
On Feb
yup, youre totally going to be on SVN :)
I see the pattern youre doing and I agree that is important. more
support will be forthcoming :)
- mike
On Feb 26, 2006, at 11:53 AM, Florian Boesch wrote:
Hm, I wonder, should I work with the svn version of sqlalchemy?
Quoting Michael Bayer <[EM
Hm, I wonder, should I work with the svn version of sqlalchemy?
Quoting Michael Bayer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> ok, i committed a very small change and applied several layers of
> scotch tape to your example and it is roughly working. attached is a
> test script which documents a few of the quirks
The reason I do this "whacky" scheme is a simple content management system. Take
this hirarchy for instance:
content
page
linklist
productlist
product
someproduct
So I can identify each content item by a unique id, and content is also type
tagged. Of course a linklist should refer
ok, i committed a very small change and applied several layers of
scotch tape to your example and it is roughly working. attached is a
test script which documents a few of the quirks with this sort of
thing right now. I have in mind some refactorings to make mapper
inheritance a little st
the issue here is that your inheritance and your related table are
both to the same table, i.e. 'foo'. the logic that is breaking is
where it tries to determine "which property must be synchronized
between parent and child object, or between parent, child, and
association table", since hon
I require that kind of thing, so I've assembled a little testcode to demonstrate
the problems.
Below is the vanilla many to many thing that doesn't error upon defintion (with
one minor glitch at the mapper, see #comments)
from sqlalchemy import *
from sqlalchemy.ext.proxy import ProxyEngine
engin
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