On 10/18/2000 9:04 AM, "Greg Ward" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Now if only I could figure out why Zope is trying to raise that
exception on me... (I'm not deleting a version, I'm just renaming
something within a version!)
Greg
Because Rename deletes. The basic sequence of a renameObject command is (in
short):
In short, it:
1.Gets the object off of the objectmanager using the old id.
2.Deletes it from the objectmanager (doesn't delete the object
itself!).
3.Changes the id of the object.
4.Adds it back to the objectmanager with the new id.
The detailed version is:
1.Check ID (is the new id invalid or already used?), raise
Invalid ID if so.
2.Get the object using _getOb
3.Check if object supports copying\moving using cb_isMoveable,
raise CopyError
4.Use _verifyObjectPaste (Does some verification to make sure the
user.
5.Try to notify recipient of the copy (in this case "self" - the
ObjectManager or other CopySupport-subclassed class instance),
if that fails, raise a Rename Error.
6.Delete the object off of the object manager (self._delObject)
7.If possible, get the aq_base of the object, then set the objects
id to the new id.
8.Set the modified object on the ObjectManager, leaving the ownership
info unchanged. (self._setObject).
Jeffrey P Shell, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.digicool.com/ | http://www.zope.org
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