OK ive gone thru and converted __ALL__ to __all__, and its bizarre
how I didnt really notice it since it was never taking effect. now
that it is, I made some cleanup to the import scheme.
so you can, as someone suggested, just do:
from sqlalchemy import *
and that wil get you all the names you need to call create_engine,
create tables, sql clauses, mappers, and objectstore calls.
if thats too many symbols, you can always break it down to importing
from the individual modules.
I also made some adjustments to the docs (however incomplete they
still are) to reflect these changes as well as corrections to all the
sqlite engine calls.
On Nov 29, 2005, at 10:49 AM, Tim Golden wrote:
I couldn't find how to attach a patch to a ticket (maybe it's not
possible) so I attach it here. This patch simply fixes the minor issue
that the databases subpackage exports __ALL__ rather than __all__.
Anyone doing "from sqlalchemy.databases select *" will get nothing.
The
patch is against Subversion r664.
TJG
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