I think a dump method would be very great to quickly debug what is inside the 
trees... Even with a basic print_r style 

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Hi Tristan,
 

once again, great work!
 

I don’t need a dump
method. It anyway would be always to specific, as the way you would want to
have the tree printed usually differs.
 

I take the chance to
point out a second time that I would really like to see a way to store the tree
path/level in a column, as this is very db heavy if you need to get it for each
visible node
 

  
 

.: Fabian
 

  
 










From:
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On Behalf Of Tristan Rivoallan

Sent: Donnerstag, 22. März 2007
17:08

To: [email protected]

Subject: [symfony-devs] Re:
sfActAsNestedSetBehavior questions, comments, & bug?
 




  
 

Hi,
 



On 3/21/07, Peter Van Garderen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:



i just released
sfPropelActAsNestedSetBehaviorPlugin-0.8.1 which fixes the makeRoot() and
getDescendants() issues you mentionned. Here's the changelog :



 * fixed #1480 : non-abstracted column name (paul
markovitch)

 * fixed bug in `getStubFromPeer()`

 * `makeRoot()` should accept non new objects
(peter van garderen) 

 * `getDescendants()` should not try to get
descendants if node is a leaf (peter van garderen)

 * updated unit tests

 * enabled syntax highlighting in README
 

I am sorry I can't be more specific than that. Maybe it is just a
problem

specific to my own test data. It doesn't sound like anyone else has had this

problem.
 





i'll produce unit tests specific to this issue to see if there really is a
problem and i'll provide a fix for 0.9.0 if necessary.
 






  
 

In the meanwhile though I in the process of setting up and testing 

edge-adjacency as an alternate hierarchical model for my application.

http://www.artfulsoftware.com/mysqlbook/sampler/mysqled1ch20.html#adjacency_


list_model
 







indeed, this should better feat with your needs. Why not make it into a plugin
? ;)
 









finally, here's a little poll : would you (nested set plugin users) be
interested in having a dumpTree() method (some kind of nested set oriented
var_dump) for debugging purposes ? 

i've coded it already but i don't know if it can prove useful or not...



++

tristan



















        

        
                
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