Hi,
I've made an enhanced sqlbuilder IN Operator for my own purpose and
would like to ask if there is any interest in a patch for the
sqlbuilder IN operator.
It's enhancement is the ability to deal with SelectResults in addition
to the standard sqlbuilder.Select. The motivation is the need to
create subqueries using previously acquired SelectResults.
def IN_(item, list_):
if isinstance(list_, SelectResults):
list_ = Select([list_.sourceClass.q.id],
where=list_.clause,
join=list_.ops.get('join', NoDefault),
distinct=list_.ops.get('distinct',False),
lazyColumns=list_.ops.get('lazyColumns', False),
start=list_.ops.get('start', 0),
end=list_.ops.get('end', None),
orderBy=list_.ops.get('dbOrderBy', NoDefault),
reversed=list_.ops.get('reversed', False),
staticTables=list_.tables,
forUpdate=list_.ops.get('forUpdate', False))
return IN(item, list_)
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Greg
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