kerinin, el 10 de enero a las 02:03 me escribiste:
>
> I'm having a problem with inheritable sqlobjects. I have two classes,
> one of which is a subclass of another, and i want to be able to
> MultipleJoin to both of them - like so:
>
> -----------------------
> class BaseClass(InheritableSQLObject):
> reference = ForeignKey('RefClass', default=None)
>
> class OtherClass(BaseClass):
> reference = ForeignKey('RefClass', default=None)
>
> class RefClass(SQLObject):
> base_classes = MultipleJoin('BaseClass',joinColumn='reference_id')
> other_classes = MultipleJoin('OtherClass',joinColumn='reference_id')
> ----------------------
>
> the problem is that instances of OtherClass are showing up in
> RefClass.base_classes and NOT in RefClass.other_classes, as they
> should.
>
> Any ideas?
I'm not really sure but I think you shouldn't provide the reference twice.
It's enough to provide it on the BaseClass only.
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