Perhaps it is by design but I was kind of surprised to see that if I have
class x(SQLObject):
ys = RelatedJoin( 'y' )
class y(SQLObject):
....
then I'm allowed to add several times the same 'y' object to 'x' via
myx = x.get( 1 )
myy = y.get( 1 )
x.addY( myy )
x.addY( myy )
x.addY( myy )
Is there a keyword argument to RelatedJoin or to addY that forbids this?
Or I have to code this myself, i.e. check if an object is already
added, and if yes, refuse to do it?
Cheers,
Daniel
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