On Fri, Dec 19, 2008 at 1:50 PM, DenesL <[email protected]> wrote:
> ...
> You can use:
>
> ...=IS_IN_SET( ['yes', 'no','unknown'],
> labels=['Like it? I love it!','Come on, Sushi sucks!','What is
> Sushi?'] )
>
> or in a reusable fashion:
>
> sushi_opts= ['yes', 'no','unknown']
> sushi_labels=['Like it? I love it!','Come on, Sushi sucks!','What is
> Sushi?']
> ...
> ...=IS_IN_SET( sushi_opts, sushi_labels )
>
nice.... but I still like the dict form better...
>
> > SQLField('do_you_like_sushi','text',requires=IS_IN_SET(
> > {'yes': 'Like it? I love it!',
> > 'no': 'Come on, Sushi sucks!',
> > 'unknown': 'What is Sushi?' }
> > ))
>
> But this looks nice and it seems that even though theset can be either
> a dict or a list the attribute ('theset') is not used for operations
> anywhere else in gluon.
>
> The proposal, however, does not address the support for sets, you CAN
> NOT use sets with IS_IN_SET.
Hmmm.... Looking at the code of IS_IN_SET, I don't see why not... am I
missing something?
>
>
> >
>
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