I was fishing around looking trying to figure out why Torque won't
maintain a collection of child objects when I have a foreign key to the
same table and found this, probably unrelated, oddity.
Starting at line 511 of
org/apache/torque/engine/database/model/Table.java
/**
* Adds a new FK to the FK list and set the
* parent table of the column to the current table
*
* @param fk A foreign key
*/
public void addForeignKey(ForeignKey fk)
{
fk.setTable (this);
foreignKeys.add(fk);
if (foreignTableNames == null)
{
foreignTableNames = new ArrayList(5);
}
if (foreignTableNames.contains(fk.getForeignTableName()))
{
foreignTableNames.add(fk.getForeignTableName());
}
}
foreignTables is private, and this is the only place that it is added to
Am I losing my mind, or is it impossilble that foreignTableNames will
ever contain anything?
Shouldn't there be a bang in the second if statement????
None of this really matters, since no one is calling the getter for this
member and it's never really referenced from within table, but I thought
I'd bring it up anyhow...
-Gary
PS: if someone tells me how, I'll fix it myself...
