On Wed, Jan 02, 2008 at 04:52:27PM -0500, Glenn MacGregor wrote:
> I am very new to SQLObject and Python.
Welcome!
> class Temp(SQLObject):
> class sqlmeta:
> table = "temp"
>
> t = Temp()
> tt = t.get(1)
tt = Temp.get(1)
.get() is a class method - a method that is called on class, not on an
instance; so you don't need to create the 't' instance to call .get().
> When I hit the 't = Temp()' line a new empty" entry is put into that table.
Yes, upon creating a new instance SQLObject inserts a new row to the
table. This is how you populate tables with SQLObject.
Oleg.
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