> > import sqlobject > > class t( sqlobject.SQLObject ): > > s = sqlobject.StringCol( length=10 ) > > t.s._kw[ 'length' ] > > -------------------------------------------------------- > > > > then this throws an exception saying " 'property' object has no > > attribute '_kw' ". I guess it's because of the magic involved in class > > creation. > > Exactly. After the magic the StringCol object is converted to > SOStringCol object which you have to look up as > > t.sqlmeta.columns['s']
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