Jonathan LaCour wrote:
>
> Well, if it were me, I'd just create a method called "reset" on the
> entity itself that either loops through the columns (which I really
> don't consider "hard" or complex), or just manually references the
> columns, and resets their values to some default state:
>
> class MyThing(Entity):
> a = Field(String)
> b = Field(Boolean)
> c = Field(DateTime)
> d = Field(Binary)
>
> def reset(self):
> non_resettable_cols = ('id', 'c')
> for column in self.table.c:
> if column.name in non_resettable_cols:
> continue
> setattr(self, column.name, None)
I think this will work great. Thanks!
Michael
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