Neat, but it only replaces the TreeBark.__dict__
Do you have another short hand to replace the ugly
self.__dict__.get('_SO_val_%s' % a) ?
To be less cryptic, the idea is to get the actual value of the said
column in a class instance.
On Sep 20, 12:54 pm, Jason Chu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > class TreeBark(SQLObject):
> > property1 = StringCol(length=150, varchar=True,title="Main Picture
> > URL")
> > property2 = StringCol(length=100,varchar=True,title="Title or
> > Short Description",alternateID=True,notNone=True)
>
> > def gimmeDict(self):
> > d = TreeBark.__dict__
> > props = dict()
> > for a in d:
> > if type(d[a]) == property:
> > props[a] = self.__dict__.get('_SO_val_%s' % a)
>
> > props['id'] = self.id
> > return props
>
> I usually find it much better to read TreeBark.sqlmeta.columnList than
> __dict__. You can even figure out what type of column it is from there.
>
> Jason
>
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