On 8 Mar, 17:18, "Michael Bayer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Mar 8, 10:57 am, "Adam Hoscilo" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> dont try to map "categories" on the FeedItem mapping, its not a
> database mapping. add a property to your FeedItem class:
>
> class FeedItem(object):
> def _get_categories(self):
> return self.feed.categories
> categories = property(_get_categories)
>
> > Second thing: do you plan to add Feed.select_by(title=['first',
> > 'second']) as an option? I know i can use and_(table.c.title="first,
> > table.c.title="second").
> > This feature would be convenient (maybe there is a better way that I
> > don't know about).
>
> Feed.select(Feed.c.title.in_("first", "second"))
>
> you can also use that clause in select_by() before the keyword
> arguments.
Thanks for your help.
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Adam Hoscilo
http://hoscilo.pypla.net
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