Murat Özsöyler wrote:
The following code inserts a row with the values: ID=1, NAME=u''.
<code>
m = trial2.Master(NAME="Deneme")
trial2.objectstore.commit()
</code>
If I comment out the default parameter for NAME column then I get this
exception:
Not sure where the 'trial2' comes from, but you need to set NAME to be something
outside of the constructor, i.e
m = trial2.Master()
m.NAME="Deneme"
trial2.objectstore.commit()
or add a constructor to your Master class that knows what to do with NAME, e.g.
class Master:
def __init__(self, name=None...)
self.NAME=name
...
assign_mapper() adds a mapper to your class (and a few functions, such as get(),
select_by(), etc but it doesn't add an __init__() that automatically assigns any
keyword args to properties. See an earlier email thread titled 'easy create
user-defined class' which has some code for this sort of auto-assignment.
HTH
Robert
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