> is there a way to get SQLObject to arbitrarily sort the returned values?
The short answer is yes. You can use SQLBuilder, or mess with the
queries directly through the SQLObject internals.
However, do you really need SQLObject to sort the records for you?
It's much easier to sort them yourself in python like so:
tasks = Task.select()
def compare_tasks(a,b):
order = dict(do_it_now=1, when_you_wanna=2, not_really_important=3)
a_order = order[a.priority]
b_order = order[b.priority]
return cmp(a_order, b_order)
tasks.sort(compare_tasks)
once this is run, tasks will be sorted according to your scheme!
hope this helps, -Ian
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