On Tue, Dec 09, 2008 at 05:11:38PM +0000, Richard Cooke wrote:
> Can I insert this relationship the other way round at all? How could I
> specify that rBirds is a child of rPets instead of specifying that rPets
> is the parent of rBirds? I tried:
>
> rPets.addChildren(rBirds)
>
> But addChildren apparently isn't an attribute.
add*() and remove*() functions are added for RelatedJoins only.
ForeignKey/MultipleJoin just don't need them (but you can implement them
yourself, of course).
class rPets(SQLObject):
def addChildren(self, rBirds):
rBirds.parent = self
(just for example)
Oleg.
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