In this case, I would say your code is model related. Note, in trunk you
can now do:
@db.entry_class.add_method.get_by_entry_class_id
def get_by_entry_class_id(self, entry_class_id, grid=True):
db = self._db
query = (self.entry_class_id == entry_class_id)
if grid:
query &= (self.grid == True)
entry_class_attributes = db(query).select(self.ALL, orderby=self.
field_position)
return entry_class_attributes
rows = db.entry_class.get_by_entry_class_id(5)
Anyway, my point was that in web2py, you can think of the models folder
more broadly -- imagine instead that it was named "globals" instead of
"models".
Anthony
On Thursday, May 16, 2013 10:30:57 AM UTC-4, Domagoj Kovač wrote:
>
> Anthony thanks. Previously i worked with various languages and frameworks
> and my general practice was to use models only for things related to data
> model. Here i am not sure for what models are intended, firstly i used them
> for create_table definitions, but as my code grew i moved this definitions
> to 0.py. Now i use models like Classes that work with data from db.
>
> class EntryClassAttribute():
>
> @staticmethod
> def get_by_entry_class_id(entry_class_id, grid=True):
>
> query = (db.entry_class_attribute.entry_class_id == entry_class_id
> )
>
> if grid:
> query &= (db.entry_class_attribute.grid == True)
>
> entry_class_attributes = db(query).select(db.entry_class_attribute
> .ALL,
> orderby=db.
> entry_class_attribute.field_position)
>
> return entry_class_attributes
>
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