On Fri, Feb 08, 2008 at 12:41:54PM -0600, Christopher Singley wrote:
> I guess the mapping Decimal <-> str ought to be pretty easy, since it's
> supported by Python's decimal module.
I don't remember Decimal can do conversion to string and back from
string preserving precision. Are you talking about converting to
floating-point string? str(Decimal("1.1")) => '1.1'? I don't know if the
conversion preserves all digits. But if it does - that's the way to go, of
course.
> Are we talking about modifying sqlobject.sqlite.sqliteconnection.__init__()
> to
> define adapter/converter function and register them with pysqlite?
Yes.
> Wouldn't
> that just be about 4 lines of code?
Plus tests, plus at least a line in News.txt, plus thinking if it breaks
something for those who now use floats with DecimalCol.
> You'll have to pardon me. I don't mind doing work, but looking at the
> SQLObject source code makes my head spin a little bit.
Is it really that bad?
Oleg.
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